The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times. April 11th, 1891.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Penny Illustrated Paper, and Illustrated Times," April 11th, 1891.  This issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good.

                                                          Contents.

                                                           Articles.
1- Personal Politics.  Written by The Scene-Shifter.
    a- Lord Granville's Death.
    b- Foreign Minister.
    c- Davitt and the Commission.
    d- Old Faces and Figures.
    e- Mr. John Holms's Death.
    f- Mr. Mundella and Labour.
    g- Mr. Justice Stephen.
2- Facts and Faces.  Written by The Prompter.
    a- Sheriff Augustus Harris.
    b- Lord Dufferin-Lord Rector.
    c- Dr. Morell.
    d- Mr. Toole's Return.
    e- Mr. E. L. Blanchard.
    f- Australia's Federation Plan.
    g- Mr. Howard Paul.
    h- Mr. Henry M. Stanley.
     i- Lady Florence Dixie.
    j- The Little Hero, George Burrett.
    k- "Darkest London."
    l- House-to-House Visitation.
3- The Manipur Expedition. 
    a- Commissioner Quinton.
    b- Lieutenant L. W. Brackenbury.
    c- Lieutenant Grant's Smart Capture of a Fort.
    d- Other Indian Risings.
4- My. Danish Sweetheart :  The omance of a Month.  Written by W. Clark Russell. Chapter I.  A Sullen Day.  (to be Cont.)
5- Gardening for April.
6- How the World Wags.  
    a- The Lynching of Italians in New Orleans.
    b- Parkerson and Wickliffe.
    c- Shot through the Head.
    d- Parliament.
7- Sailing Ahead !
8- The World of Pastime.  Written by Banshee.
   a- London Athletic Club Meeting.
   b- Football, England and Scotland.
   c- Weight Lifting Competitions.
   d- Amateur Swimming Association.
   e- Lacrosse.
   f- Rackets.
9- Cycle & Camera.  Written by N.C.U.
10- The World of Women. Written by Marguerite.
   a- The Sad Story of Emma Burrett.
   b- A Death from Hunger.
   c- Holiday Homes for Children.
   d- Gymnasium for Children.
   e- Lady Dilke.
   f- Spring Fashions.
   g- The Working Girls' Clubs.
   h- Employment of the blind.
   i- Miss Eva Bright.
   j- Modes of Cooking Eggs.
11- The Racing World.  Written by Bendigo.
   a- Epsom Spring Meeting.
   b- Best Two-Year-Olds.
   c- Flyaway.
   d- Racing on the Metropolitan Day.
   e- Bung's Stakes.
   f- The City and Suburban Day.
12- Full Page Advert for "Brookes Soap." 
13- The Queen and Princesses amid the Flowers at Grasse.
14- Cycling Round the World. Written by "P.I.P." Cyclists.
15- Legal Column.  Written by Lex.

                                                       Engravings.
1- How British Redcoats can Fight at Bay. (The Manipur Expedition) 
2- Sheriff Augustus Harris. (Portrait Photograph)
3- The Lynching of Italians at New Orleans. (Illustrations)
4- Alderman Bernard Collery. (Small Portrait Drawing).
5- A Sketch inside the Ring at the L.A.C. Meeting Stamford Bridge. (Drawing)
6- Epsom Spring Meeting. (Half Page Engraved Drawing).
7- How the Assam Military Police, led by British Officers, can Fight. (Half Page Engraved Drawing)
8- George Burrett, the "Plucky Printer's Boy." (Drawing)
9- Fashionable Spring Coat at Jacket. (Drawing).
10- The Late Earl Granville.  (Portrait Engraving).
11- Her Majesty's Visit to Grasse :  Perfumery-Manufactory Visited by Princesses Louise and Beatrice. (Engraving.
12- A Manipur Warrior  &  A Manipur Musician.  (Drawings)