The Penny Illustrated Paper & Illustrated Times. May 2nd, 1891.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times, May 2nd 1891.  This issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good.
                                                         Contents.

                                                          Articles.
1- Personal Politics. 
    a- Sir John Gorst and the Labour Commission.
    b- Lord Randolph Churchill.
    c- Baron Hirsch's Plan.
    d- General Booth.
    e- Free Education.
    f- Mr. Hurlbert and Wilfred Murray.
2- Facts and Faces.
    a- Royal Naval Exhibition.
    b- "I Say Cabby !".
    c- M. Jeun de Reszke.
    d- Mr. H. M. Stanley.
    e- Mr. C. H. Spurgeon.
    f- "Popular Papers"
    g- The Poets and May.
    h- Marriages in May.
    i- The Labour World.
    j- A River Holiday.
    k- Wild Flowers.
    l- Artichoke Brandy.
    m- Spanish Bull-Fights.
    n- "Dragon's Teeth."
3- My Danish Romance : The Romance of a Month. By W. Clark Russell. Chapter IV. Helga Nielson. (To be Cont.)
4- Book Lovers Gossip. (Written by Augustine Birrell.)
5- How the World Wags.
    a- The Queen is to be in Town.
    b- The Prince of Wales.
    c- The Princess of Wales.
    d- The Duke of Cambridge.
    e- Lord Salisbury's Warning to the Portugese in South Africa.
    f- The Manipur Expedition.
    g- Delegates from Newfoundland.
    h- The Budget in a Nutshell.
    i- "Yorkshiremen in London."
     j- The Value of the Torpedo in Naval Warfare.
    k- The Sinking of the Blanco Encalada by a Whitehead Torpedo.
     l- Record of the Blanco Encalada and the Huascar.
    m- The Admiral Lynch.
    n- How a Torpedo Boat is built by Messrs. Yarrow at Poplar.
    o- The Whitehead Torpedos.
6- The World of Pastime. Written by Banshee.
    a- The Schoolboy Athlete.
    b- Polytechnic Harriers and Cycling Club.
    c- Two-Miles Walking Record.
    d- Taylor's Great Break.  (Billiards).
7- Cycle and Camera.
8- Von Moltke.
9- The Verney-Baskett Case.
10- The World of Women. Written by Marguerite.
11- Legal Column.
12- The Racing World. Written by Bendigo.
13- Brookes Soap.  (Monkey Brand).

                                                      Engravings.
1- The Naval Exhibition at Chelsea, and Its Royal Patrons. (Front Page Illustrations).
2- Sir John Gorst, under-secretary for India, and the Labour champion in the Government.  (Portrait).
3- M. Jean de Reszke, the Tenor Idol at the Royal Italian Opera.  (Portrait)
4- Yorkshiremen in London : Their Inaugural Dinner (Quarter page Drawing)
5- The Chilian Ironclad Blanco Encalada, recently Destroyed by a Torpedo-Boat. 
6- Officers of the Blanco Encalada, the Chilian Ironclad Sunk, with great loss of life, by the Torpedo-Boat Almirante Lynch. (Photograph).
7- The Late Count Von Moltke, Military Consolidator of Germany.  (Portrait)
8- The Verney Baskett Case. (Illustrations showing the following People.)
     a- Capt. Verney  October 1890.
     b- Miss Baskett.
     c- Capt. Verney at Bow St.
     d- Mrs. Baskett.
     e- Mrs. Clayton.
     f- Mr. Russell.
     g- M. Roullier at the Old Bailey.
9- The World of Women.
     a- Seal-Plush Jacket for May.
     b- The Andalusia Dress.
     c- The Marcelle Jacket.
     d- The Claremont Dress.
10- How a Torpedo Boat (proved to be so destructive in Chilian Waters) is built at Messrs. Yarrow and Co.'s Works, Poplar. (Full Page showing the Following Engraved Drawings.)
      a- Training the Hull.
      b- Putting a Skin Plating at the Bow.
      c- Shearing a Skin Plating.
      d- Forging Steel Screw Propeller.
      e- Boring out Screw Propeller.
      f- View of Messr's. Yarrow and Co.'s works from the River Thames.
      g- View of Bow, showing Whitehead Torpedo being Discharged.
      h- Section showing the Interior of a Yarrow Torpedo-Boat.  (Illustration).
11- Racing at Newmarket.
     a- Watching the Two Thousand.
     b- Lord Penryn.
     c- Major Egerton,  Official Starter.  "Notable Cheiftain" is one of the most consistent horses i have ever seen.
     d- The Turf Libel Case of Penrhyn v. Gale :  Sketches in Court.