The Sphere. May 11th 1901.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sphere," May 11th 1901, Volume V. No. 68. 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 show a Drawing by Ernest Prater called ""China" at the Earl's Court Exhibition. Showing "Russians Charging Boxers Outside Pekin."

2- The Weekly Article "The Newsletter," showing London Week by Week. Showing the following Photographs.
     a- The School for Wireless Telegraphy : The Famous old Line-of-Battleship called "Hector."
     b- The Speaker's Late Bulldog, "Billy"
     c- The "Daily Telegraph" Cup. 
     d- The May Queen at Whitelands College.
     e- A Horse that Cost 10,000 Guineas, "Toddington"
     f- The Winner of the 2,000 Guineas, "Handicapper"
     g- 7,000 Guineas were refused for this Horse. "Duke of Westminster"
     h- The Exhibition Addresss to the Duchess of Fife, by Lord Blytheswood.
      i- Edinburgh's new Volunteers. 
     j- The Duchess of Fife opening the Glasgow Exhibition with a Golden Key.
     k- M. Loubet at the Paris Salon.
     l- Sir Thomas Lipton's Yacht "Shamrock II.," Under Sail.
     m- The Bare Outlines of "Shamrock II."

3- Full page showing 2 Photographs from "The Imperial Tour to Australia" showing "Ceylon's Welcome to the Duke of Cornwall.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

4- The Weekly Article "Men and Women," showing the following Portraits.
    a- The Late Mrs. Magee : Widow of the Archbishop.
    b- General Sir Henry Norman : New Governor of Chelsea Hospital.
    c- The Late Hon. Armine Wodehouse.  : M.P. for North Essex.
    d- The Late Mr. Stanley Leighton : M.P. for West Shropshire.
    e- The Grand Duke and Duchess of Luxemburg.
    f- Dr. William Collingridge : Medical Officer for the City of London.
    g- The Bishop of Dover : Dr. William Walsh.
    h- Professor Tait of Edinburgh University : The Great Mathematician.
     i- Russia's Financier in London : M. Serge de Tatistcheff.

5- Full Page Drawing by Sidney Paget showing "The Opening of the Glasgow Exhibition by the Duke and Duchess of Fife."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

6- Full Page called the "Inauguration of Australia's First Federal Parliament." Showing the following Photographs with Descriptive Text.
     a- The Suggested Federal Flag for Australia.
     b- Where the Duke of Cornwall is staying in Melbourne.
     c- The Exhibition Buildings in which the first Federal Parliament was Inaugurated on May 9th.
     d- Lady Hopetoun, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall's Hostess during the Melbourne Visit.
     e- The Two Sons of Lady Hopetoun, who is Entertaining the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall at Hopetoun.
      f- The Melbourne Parliament House at which Receptions were held .

7- Full page showing a Drawing by A. Pearse, called "In The Tracks of H.M.S. "Ophir" showing a Concert on Board Ship.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

8- Full Page Article called "Life on the lines of Communication in South Africa." as Described by an Officer.

9- Full Page Drawing by Lancelot Speed for "The War in South Africa," showing "A Captured Kaffir who has been a Boer Spy."

10- Article called "The Task of Governing Cuba : The Methods of Spain and of America."

11- Full page showing a Drawing by Ernest Prater called "The Little War of our American Cousins," showing "A Difficult March in the Philippines."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

12- Full page showing a Photograph of a "Royal Academy Sculpture. Mr. G. J. Frampton's Statue of the Boy King, Edward the Sixth." Photograph comes with Descriptive Text.

13- Full Page Drawing by Wal Paget, called "The Duke of Cornwall's Ocean Voyage," showing "His Children following its Course."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

14- Full Page showing an Article with the following Portrait Photographs called "Possible Popes. The New Cardinals of the Sacred College." Written by Edward C. Strutt.
      a- Cardinal Tripepi.
      b- Cardinal Martinelli.
      c- Cardinal Skrbensky.
      d- Cardinal Boschi.
      e- Cardinal Volpe.
      f- Cardinal Gennari.

15- Full Page showing a Painting "At the Royal Academy Exhibition," of "The Hon. Mrs. Charles Russell" - By J. S. Sargent, R.A.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

16- Double Page Print showing "The Opening of the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. - Famous R.A.'s," Drawn by Wal Paget.

17- Full Page called "At the Royal Academy Exhibition" showing a Painting called "Good-Bye ! Off to Skibbereen" - By Stanhope Forbes, A.R.A.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

18- Story called "Clementina. Chapter VI. "Wogan Continues His Journey." Written by A. E. W. Mason, and Illustrated by Bernard Partridge.
(To be Continued).

19- Full Page Drawing by Carton Moore Park called "Bears, Tigers, Lions, and Boarhounds," showing "Herr Sawade's Performance at the Hippodrome.
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

20- The Weekly Article called "Amusements."  showing a Photograph of "A Scene from the Brilliant "Lion Hunters" at Terry's Theatre.

21- Full Page Illustration called "The Opening of the Opera Season," showing "Covent Garden's New Stage."
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

22- Full Page Drawing by Charles Wyllie called "The Thames as a Highway for Londoners," showing "Review of the Steamboat Fleet." 
(Descriptive Text at bottom of Page).

23- Article called "The Portuguese Gateway to Rhodesia : The Port of Beira."

24- The Weekly Article called "A Literary Letter."

25- Half Page Advert for "Pears Soap."

26- Half Page Advert for "Mappin Brothers."

27- The Weekly Article "Woman's Sphere," written by Angela.

28- Quarter Page Article for "Peter Robinson, Ltd."

29- Quarter Page Advert for "Lazenby's Soup Squares."

30- The Weekly Article "Outlook on Foreign Affairs," by A. R. Ropes.

31- Half Page Advert for "Lazenby's Sauce."


Condition is Very Good.