Illustrated London News, September 23rd 1865.

For Sale is an Issue of the Illustrated London News September 23rd 1865. This Issue contains 12 Pages, 24 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Bright and Clear, with very little Foxing, Spine has been strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                      Contents.

                                                        Articles.
1- The Fenian Movement. (Front Page).
2- Provincial Exhibitions of Art and Industry.
    a- The Reading Exhibition.
    b- The Birmingham Exhibition.
    c- The Wakefield Exhibition.
3- Foreign and Colonial Intelligence.
4- The Loan Collection at the Palais De L'Industrie, Paris.
    Armour, Metal-Work, Faiences, and Terra-Cottas.
5- Meeting of the British Association at Birmingham.  Excursions to Malvern and the Wrekin.
6- Births, Marriages, Deaths.
7- The Court.
    a- The Prince and Princess of Wales.
    b- Prince Amadeus.
8- Church and Universities.
9- Metropolitan News.
10- The Cattle Plague.
11- Country News.
12- "The Building of the new Castle on the Tyne, 1080."
13- Music.
14- Amusements.
15- Naval and Military Intelligence.
16- Wills and Bequests.
17- Professor Dr. John Phillips.
18- Swinhoe's Pheasant.
19- The Markets. 
20- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
21- The Welsh National Eisteddfod at Aberystwith.
22- The Farm.
23- Fine Arts.
      a- "Marmor Homericum."
24- Current Literature.
25- National Sports.
26- Illustrations of the Gloucester Musical Festival.
27- The New Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Shoreditch.
28- Scientific News.
29- The Children's Employment Commission.
30- Obituary of Eminent Persons.
      a- Sir H.H. Johnson-Walsh, Bart.
      b- The Earl of Strathmore.
      c- General De Lamoriciere.
      d- Admiral Smythe, F.R.S.
      e- Sir William R. Hamilton.
      f- The Rev. Robert Moore, M.A.
      g- Johann Franz Encke.
       h- Louis Isidore Duperrey.
       i- The Rev. Mr. Oakley, M.A.
31- The Social Science Congress.
32- Chess, with Problem No. 1126.
33- The British Association. Excursions.
34- Burning of St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney.

                                                     Engravings.
1- Opening of the Reading Industrial Exhibition. (Front Page).
2- Meeting of the British Association at Birmingham.
    a- The Reception-Room. (Half Page).
    b- Soiree in the Townhall : The Refreshment-Room. (Half Page).
3- Meeting of the British Association at Birmingham.- Excursions to Malvern and the Wrekin.
    a- The Priory Church, Malvern.
    b- The Wytch, near Malvern.
    c- The Wrekin.
    d- Through the Woods to the WQrekin - " The Pursuit of Science under Difficulties."
    e- The Secretary of the Severn Valley Field Club Reading a Paper on the Geology of the District.
4- Industrial Exhibition at Bingley Hall, Birmingham. (Full Page).
5- "The Building of the New Castle on the Tyne, 1080." From a Picture by W.B. Scott. (Full Page).
6- Professor Phillips, F.R.S., President of the British Association for 1865.
7- H.M.S. Leopard in Dock at Shanghai.
8- Swinhoe's Pheasant, Lately added to the Collection of the Zoological Society of London.
9- The Wakefield Industrial Exhibition.
10- The Welsh National Eisteddfod at Aberysywith. (Full Page).
11- The Gloucester Musical Festival : The Nave of the Cathedra, Looking West.
(Full Page).
12- The Gloucester Musical Festival : The Clerestory, Gloucester Cathedral.
13- South Porch, Gloucester Cathedral.
14- The New Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Shoreditch.
15- Temporary Church within St. Michael's.
16- The Cholera at Malta : The 100th Regiment Encamped on the Glacis of Fort Manoel.
17- Destruction of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral at Sydney, New south Wales.