The Sphere, June 8th 1901.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sphere," June 8th 1901, Volume 5. No. 72. This issue contains 17 Pages, 34 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding holes are showing.

                                                        Contents.
1- Front Page shows an Illustration drawn by Ernest Prater, showing the "Charge of the 21st Lancers in the Military Tournament at Islington."
 
2- The Weekly Article "The Newsletter," talking about "London Week by Week." This week shows the following small Photographs.
    a- Board of Trade Permanent Secretary, Mr. Francis J.S. Hopwood.
    b- A Famous Architect, Mr. J. M. Brydon.
    c- A Conservative M.P. who has died, Colonel Victor Milward.
    d- Lord Roberts arriving at the Military Tournament.
    e- The Coaching Meet in Hyde Park.
    f- "Rambling Katie" winning the Manchester Cup.
    g- Major-General Smith-Dorrien, D.S.O., and his Mother.
    h- The Floral Fete at Bournemouth.

3- Full Page drawing by Hal Hurst, showing "The Floral Fete at Bournemouth.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

4- Full Page showing the following 2 Half Page pictures.
     a- Drawing by G. Grenville Manton, showing "General French on His well-earned Holiday."
     b- Half Page showing 6 Phtoographs of "The Sale of the King's Horses at Wolferton Stud."

5- Full Page drawing by J. Finnemore, of "The Melancholy Mine Disaster in Wales.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

6- Full Page showing the following 11 Photographs from "The World-Famous Derby Race : Scenes and Actors in the Great Contest."
(Descriptive Text with each).
    a- The Downs as they appear on 6 days of the year.
    b- The Approaches to the Downs on 359 days of the year.
    c- Epsom Grand Stand for 6 Days of the year.
    d- Epsom Grand Stand for 359 Days of the year.
    e- A Typical Horse-Dealer.
    f- "Orchids" rider (F. Pratt).
    g- "Volodyovski's rider (L. Reiff).
    h- Tramping it to the Downs.
     i- "Volodyovski," Derby Favourite.
     j- "Volodyovski's" Mother and Father.
     k- "Orchid," Derby Favourite.

7- Full page showing an Article written by S. L. Bensusan, called "The Crisis in Spain. a Letter from Madrid." Also showing the following Portrait Photographs.
    a- The Minister of the Interior : Senor Moret.
    b- The Minister for Foreign Affairs : The Duke of Almodover del Rio.
    c- The Minister for War : General Weyler of Cuban Fame.
    d- The Prime Minister : Senor Sagasta.
    e- The Young King of Spain : Alphonso XIII.

8- Article called "The Position of Hostilities in South Africa."

9- Full Page Illustration drawn by Victor Prout called "A Troop Train in South Africa." Showing "Kaffirs waiting for Biscuits."

10- Full Page Article with the following Photographs called "The Maori Question in New Zealand : As a Subject of Interest for the Duke of Cornwall."
    a- A Scene at Ohinemutu.
    b- Cooking the Dinner over a Fumarole at Ohinemutu.
    c- Washing Clothes in a Tepid lake at Ohinemutu.

11- Full Page showing 5 Photographs from "The Famous Society Club at Hurlingham."

12- Full Page Article with the following Photographs for "The Present Polar Expeditions.
      a- Captain Stoekken : Commands the Abruzzi Ship.
      b- The "Capella," : The Abruzzi search Expedition Vessel.
     c- Captain Bernier : Commands an Expedition which will start from Canada.
      d- The British Antarctic Expedition Ship, "Discovery".
      e- The American Explorer Mr. Evelyn C. Baldwin.
      f- The Baldwin-Zeigler Boat, "American," at Dundee.
      g- The Chicago Millionaire : Mr. W. Wiegler.

13- Full Page Illustration drawn by C. F. Underwood, called "American Stocks on the London Market," Showing "A Typical Scene at Shorter's Court."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

14- Full Page Article with the following Photographs called "England's History in Brick and Stone : Some Ancient Buildings Saved, Threatened, and Destroyed."
     a- The Threatened Market-House at Godalming.
     b- The Saved 14th-Century House at Long-Crendon.
     c- The Doomed Market-House at Minehead.
     d- Trinity Hospital, Leicester, before Demolition.
     e- The Old Chapel of Trinity Hospital which is to be Preserved.
     f- The Interior of Trinity Hospital Chapel.
     g- Trinity Hospital, as it appeared during the Demolition.

15- Full Page showing the following 2 Half Page Photographs of "Pictures Exhibited at the Royal Academy."
     a- "Constance Cast Adrift." Painted by Fred Stead.
     b- "The Echo of a Voice." Painted by Sigismund Goetze.

16- Double Page Print drawn by Lucien Davis, showing "Society's Way of Entertaining itself on Sunday - "Church Parade" in Rotten Row."

17- Full Page showing the following 4 pictures from "A Remarkable Exhibition at the Dowdeswell Galleries." showing "Heer Nico Jungmann's Frescoes and Water Colours."
    a- "The Angelus"
    b- "A Little Gondolier"
    c- " Devotion"
    d- "The Little Carpenter"

18- Chapter IX of a Story called "Clementina." Written by A. E. W. Mason, and Illustrated by Bernard Partridge.

19- Full Page Picture of "A Famous Painting by Randolph Caldecott, called "The Girl i Left Behind Me." 
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

20- The Weekly Article called "Amusements." Written by J. M. B.

21- Full Page showing an Article called,"L'Aiglon" in London." The Play being brought to London by Sarah Bernhardt.

22- Full Page showing the following 2 Half Page drawings from "Sarah Bernhardt at Her Majesty's Theatre."
     a- The Young Napoleon on the Battlefield of Wagram.
     b- The Death of the Young Napoleon in the Presence of His Mother and Metternich.

23- The Weekly Article called "A Literary Letter". Showing a Portrait of Winifred Vida Canton.

24- Half Page Advert for "Mappin Brothers."
  
25- Half Page Article for "Hennessy's Three Star Brandy."

26- Half Page Article for "Ivory Soap."

27- The Weekly Article "Woman's Sphere," written by Angela.Half Page Advert for "The Perry's Patent Check Luggage Labels."

28- The Weekly Article called "Outlook on Foreign Affairs," written by A. R. Ropes.

Condition is Good, with just one Foxing Spot on Front Page.