Black & White. May 28th, 1892

For Sale is an Issue of "Black & White, May 28th, 1892." This issue contains 14 Pages, 28 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore, the Binding holes are showing.

Condition is Very Good.

                                                       Contents.

1- Front Page Engraving Drawn by Stanley L. Wood, called "Got It!" showing "Tent-Pegging at the Royal Military Tournament at the Agricultural Hall."

2- The Weekly Article "The Passing Hour."

3- Article called "L'Amico Fritz" at Covent Garden."

4- Drawing by Stanley L. Wood, showing "Jumping at the Royal Military Tournament."

5- Engraving showing "The Trial of Deeming - Miss Rounsefell in the Witness-Box."
(From a Photograph by J. R. Mann, Melbourne)

6- Article with the Following Engravings and Drawings for "The Centenary Celebration of the Masonic Female Orphan School of Ireland, Dublin."
     a- A Watier at the Cafe Chantant. (Small Drawing)
     b- The Old Masonic School-House in Gordon's Lane, Dublin. (Engraving)
     c- The New Masonic Female Orphan School, Ball's Bridge, Dublin. (Engraving)
     d- Part of Old Dublin. (Drawing by Rene Bull)
     e- A Group of Stall-Holders at the Masonic Bazaar, Dublin. (Engraving)

7- Small Portrait Engravings showing "Some of the Prominent Patrons and Promoters of the Masonic Celebrations in Dublin."
     a- Bro. W. G. Huband.
     b- Bro. George Drury.
     c- Thje Duke of Abercorn.
     d- Sir C. B. Barrington, Bart.
     e- Lord Plunket.
     f- The Marquis of Hertford.
     g- The Marquis of Headfort.
     h- Lord Arthur Hill.
      i- The Earl of Bandon.

8- Article with the Following Engravings called "The Last of the Broad Gauge on the Western Railway."
Written by W. M. Ackworth.
      a- Early Great Western Engine (1838) With Domed Fire-Box.
      b- The North Star" (1838) - Engine.
      c- "Lord of the Isles" (1851) - Engine.
      d- Interior of the Box Tunnel, near Bath.
      e- Bath Station in 1845. (Showing the Old Broad Gauge carriages and Locomotives)
      f- Paddington Station in 1845.
      g- The Maidenhead Railway Bridge.
      h- The Old Moorswater Viaduct (Over 1000 Feet in Length)
       i- Half Page Engraving showing "The Last of the Broad Gauge - Scene at Plymouth Station last Sunday Morning : Altering the Gauge outside the Station."
       j- The Down "Dutchman" Passing Acton at 60 Miles an Hour.
       k- The Up "Dutchman" Passing Worle Junction, Somerset, at 60 Miles an Hour."

9- Article called "The Drama." Talking about the following 3 Plays.
      a- Thermidor.
      b- The Poet and the Puppets.
      c- Forget me Not.

10- Article with Engraving for "Mr. Whistler's Picture of "Miss Alexander."

11- Article called "The Major of the Tower of London at Home in the Queen's House."
Written by Raymond Blathwayt.

12- Article with 2 Quarter Page Drawings for "Miss Lottie Collins in her Song and Dance "Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay."

13- Article called "The New Salon."

14- The Weekly Article "Books to Read."

15- Full Page Engraving called "Cupid and the Butterfly." From the Painting by Bouguereau.

16- Full Page Engraving called "A Song at Eventide," From the Painting by J. Wagrez in the Salon Des Champs Elysees, Paris, 1892.

17- Story called "The Visit." Written by Henry James. Illustrated by J. Finnemore.

18- Article called "New Novels.

19- Article called "The World We Live in. No. XXI." showing a Play called "Short Aquaintance."

20- The Weekly Article "In the Smoking-Room." Written by Barry Pain.

21- The Weekly Article "The Diary of a Daughter of Eve." Written by Virginia.

22- The Weekly Article "Parliamentary Notes," written by The Parliamentary Hand.

23- Article called "Sport," Written by "Blinkhoolie."