Illustrated London News, December 15th, 1849.

For Sale is an issue of "The Illustarted London News, December 15th, 1849."
This issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding Holes are showing.

Condition is Good, with light Foxing Spots throughout.

                                                      Contents.

                                                       Articles.
1- The Wants of Great Cities.
2- Foreign and Colonial News.
3- Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased.
     a- The Earl of Caernarvon.
     b- Thomas Stapleton Esq.
     c- Sir Mark Isambart Brunel.
     d- Lady Pulteney.
     e- Commisary-general Sir Charles Dalrymple.
4- Metropolitan News.
5- Law Intelligence.
6- Smithfield Club Cattle Show.
7- Farm Buildings at Liscard, Cheshire.
8- Court and Haut Ton.
9- Country News.
     a- The Great Exhibition of Works of Industry of all Nations in 1851.
     b- The Cathedral Grammar School at Rochester.
     c- Picture Gallery, Holyrood Palace.
     d- The Rochdale Savings-Bank Defalcations.
     e- Fire in Manchester.
     f- Incendiarism in Bucks.
10- Funeral of the Queen Dowager.
11- Church., Universities, &c.
12- Naval and Military Intelligence.
13- Grand Masonic Banquet to His Excellency Sir Charles Napier, G.C.B., at Simla.
14- The Nelson Column, Trafalgar-Square.
15- Condition of Ireland. Illustrations of the new Poor-Law.
16- Ireland.
17- The Theatres.
18- Music.
19- National Sports.
20- Chess. Problem No. 308.
21- Epitome of News-Foreign and Domestic.
22- Sadler's Wells Theatre.
23- The Late Mr. Ebenezer Elliott.
24- The Moon and Jupiter.
25- Railway Intelligence.
26- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
27- The Markets.
28- Bankrupts, Births, Deaths, Marriages.

                                                   Engravings.
1- Three  Engraving's for the "Smithfield Club Cattle-Show." 
2- Arrival of Cattle at the  Railway Terminus, Euston-Square.
3- Farm Buildings at Liscard, Cheshire.
4- Grand Masonic Banquet to Sir C.J. Napier, at Simla.
5- Bronze Alto-Relievo, by Carew, for the Nelson Monument, Trafalgar-Square.-The Death of Nelson. (Red London News Stamp clipping this Engraving)
6- The Town of Kilrush.
7- Scalpeen.
8- The Village of Tullig.
9- Uncarting Sheep.
10- Uncarting Pig.
11- Feeding.
12- Scene from the New Tragedy of "Garcia," at Sadler's Wells Theatre.
13- The Late Mr. Ebenezer Elliott.
14- Ransomes' and May's Portable and Locomotive Steam-Engine.
15- Paul's Deep-Draining Machine.