Illustrated London News, June 18th, 1853. (Supplement).

For Sale is a 4 Page, 8 Sided, Supplement to "The Illustrated London News, June 18th, 1853."

                                                          Contents.

                                                           Articles.
1- Fine Arts.- The Paris Exhibition.
2- The Royal Academy Exhibition.- The Miniatures and Drawings.
3- Grand Entertainment to Commodore Vanderbilt, at Southampton.
4- Music.
5- Epitome of News.- Foreign and Domestic.
6- Threatened War on the Gold Coast, with the Ashantees, and Execution of Assin Chief's.
7- The African Slave-Trade.
8- The New Revolution in Cabs.
9- Science.
10- Photography. Engraving on Steel by the Agency of the Solar Rays.
11- Literature.

                                                        Engravings.
1- Grand Entertainment to Commodore Vanderbilt, at Southampton.
2- Execution of the Assin Chiefs, Gabriel and Chiboo.
3- Capture of an African Slaver, by H.M.S. "Linnet," in the River Pongas.
4- The New Revolution in Cabs. (Showing the Following Drawings by Phiz.)
     a- The Social Cabman, who doesn't mind going two or three miles out of his way to oblige a friend, even when his fare is in a hurry to catch the train.
     b- Striking attitude of a British Cabman when told by a friend "Thou Hast Overcharged Me."
     c- The Particularly Polite Cabman, who leaves the Fare "Entirely to Her Ladyship's Honour."
     d- The Aristocratic Cabman, who "Never heard of a Gent wishing to ride in a 'Hansom' for Sixpence a Mile. The Thing Can't be done."
     e- The Chivalrous Cabman, who always acts upon the principle that "None but the Brave deserve the Fare."