Illustrated London News, March 6th, 1847.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated London News," March 6th, 1847. This issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding Holes are showing.

                                                        Contents.

                                                         Articles.
1- Front Page Article called "Government Expenditure."
2- Foreign Intelligence.
3- The Overland Bombay Mail.
4- Imperial Parliament.
5- Church, Universities, &c.
6- Scotland.
7- Epitome of News.- Foreign and Domestic.
8- Our Magazine Column for March.
9- Fine Arts. : The British Institution.
10- Newton Abbot Ploughing Match.
11- Commencement of the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Railway - Norwich Extension.
12- The Representative System.
13- The Russo-Dutch Loan.
14- Law Intelligence.
      a- Persecution of Miss Burdett Coutts by Mr. Dunn.
15- Assize Intelligence.
      a- Trials for Murder.
      b- Law and Justice.
16- Police.
      a- Assault upon Mr. Urquhart by a Polish Refugee.
17- Accidents and offences.
18- The Cambridge Chancellorship Election.
19- Naval and Military Intelligence.
20- Our Domestic Column.
      a- The Ladies of Lima.
      b- The Human Hair.
      c- Dinner Wits.
      d- Economy in Bread.
      e- Economy of Oat-Cake.
      f- The Work-Table Magazine.
      g- American Manners.
      h- Safety Locks.
21- The Theatres.
22- Country News.
23- National Sports.
24- Court and Haut Ton.
25- Metropolitan News.
      a- Reform of the London Corporation.
      b- Meeting upon the Subject of Cracow.
26- The Herring Fishery.
27- Music.
28- New Branch Bank of England, at Manchester.
29- The Markets.
30- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
31- Ireland.
      a- The Progress of Starvation.
32- Births, Marriages, Deaths, Bankrupts.
33- Chess, with Problem No. 163. By Mr. Kuiper.
34- Churches of the Metropolis : St. George the Martyr, Southwark.
35- Nooks and Corners of Old England : Ancient Crosses at Sandbach.
36- Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased.
      a- Lord Clanmorris.
      b- Palafox, Duke of Saragossa.
      c- Sir George Gipps.
      d- The Rev, Edward South Thurlow.

                                                    Engravings.
1- Front Page Engraving called "British Institution.- The Village Church.- Painted by Boddington."
2- "Spring-time."- Painted by Inskipp.
3- Pastime of Neapolitan Peasants under the Royal Palace of Pausilipo.- Painted by Parrott. (Red London News Stamp Bottom Left Corner.)
4- Newton Abbot Agricultural Society's Ploughing Match.
5- Commencement of the Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's Railway.
6- The Cambridge Chancellorship Election.
      a- Exterior of the Senate House During the Election.
      b- Interior of the Senate House.- The Election.
      c- The Railway Station at Cambridge.- Arrival of Voters.
      d- St. John's College- (Earl Powis's)- from the Garden.
7- Heads of the Month's.- Drawn by Kenny Meadows.
8- Herring Fishery, Isle of Man.- Drawn by Duncan.
9- Scene from Wallace's New Opera of "Matilda of Hungary," at Drury Lane Theatre.
10- New Branch Bank of England, at Manchester.
11- St. George the Martyr, Southwark. (Church)
12- Ancient Crosses at Sandbach, Cheshire.

Condition is Very Good.