The Sketch Jul 28th 1897.

                                             The Sketch Magazine.

Copy has 18 pages, 36 sides, it was taken from a Bound Volume and therefore has the Binding holes showing.

                                                         Contents.

Front page shows a photograph of "The Doll-Maker (Mr. Willie Edouin) and his 
Marvellous Puppet "La Poupee," at the Prince of Wales Theatre.


Full page photograph of the "National Gallery of British Art, at Millbank." Which was presented to the Nation by Mr. Henry Tate.


                                   Half page Article on the "Tate Gallery."


                               Two Great Writers of the Early Victorian Era.
Half page Article with photograph on Miss Jean Ingelow.
Half page Article with photograph on Sir John Skelton.


Full page Advertisment of a Share Issue for the "West Australian and New Zealand Market Trust, Limited."


                               Seven page Article called "Small Talk."
Together with the Following photographs,-
1- A Momento of the Queen's Viisit to Sheffield. (Sterling Silver Set)
2- The Government House at Assam before the Earthquake and After.
3- The Daughters of the Archduke Frederick of Austria.
4- George III. : Taken in the Sixtieth Year of His Reign.
5- Miss Sarah Brooke.
6- Stevenson's Grave in Samoa.


                                         A Connemara Graveyard.
Two half page photographs showing how Tobacco-Pipes are Laid on the graves of the Dead for possible use in another Sphere.


                      Full page Article called "At Random," by L.F. Austin.


                          Full page Article called "The Literary Lounger."


         Full page Illustration called "The Spirit of The Air," Drawn by A.L. Bowley.


      Full page Illustration called "The Spirit of The Waters," Drawn by A.L. Bowley.


           Full page Article on "Otter-Hunting," showing Four photographs.


                                         Half page Advert for "Liebig."


                                Half page Advert for "Mappin & Webb's"


                                   Half page Advert for "Lipton's Teas."


                         Half page Advert for "Player's Navy Cut Cigarettes."


                  Full page Article called "Hors D'oeuvres," by Marmiton.


                                                   The Royal Opera.
Full page Article showing the Following photographs,-
1- Madame Adini in "Die Walkure."
2- Mr. Lempriere Pringle.


                           Quarter page Advert for "F.C. Calvert & Co."


                             Quarter page Advert for "Howard & Sons."


                                  Half page Advert for "Wilson & Gill."


                                                 The World of Sport.
                           Article called Racing Notes by Captain Coe.


                                             The Theatrical Regatta.
                         Article with a photograph of "The Gaiety Crew.


                            Full page Article called "Society on Wheels."
Together with a photograph of Miss Helen Horne : President of the Mimiro Cycling Club, of Dunedin, New Zealand.


                         Two page Article called "Our Ladies Pages."
Together with the following photographs,-
1- Lady wearing a Red Alpaca Tucked Skirt and Bodice.
2- Lady wearing Mauve and Blue.
3- A Hutchings' "Biarritz" Baby Car.


                   Full page Advert for the "Parisian Diamond Company."


                                              Better To Make A Fight.
                            Half page Advert for "Mother Seigel's Syrup."


                           Half page Advert for "Edwards' "Harlene" Co."


                                 Two page Article called "City Notes."
1- The Money Market.
2- Diorite King.
3- New Zealand Mining.
4- Exit the Sheffield.
5- South-Eastern Railway.
6- The South-Western Dividend.
7- J. and P. Coats.
8- The Berwick Announcement
9- Anglo-American Telegraph.
10- American Rails.
11- South Africa.
12- Good Investments.
13- The Lower Roodepoort, Limited.
14- Issues.