The Sketch, November 16th, 1898

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sketch," for November 16th, 1898. This issue contains 22 pages, 44 sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good, with Light Foxing Spots on the odd page. The Spine has been strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                    Contents.

                                                     Articles.
1- A Sad Relic of a Tragic Historical Event. 
(The Vest in which Charles the First, by many styled "The Martyr," was Executed at Whitehall. "He Nothing Common Did, or Mean, upon that memorable scene.")

2- The King Crusader has ended his Pilgrimage.

3- The Last Stand of Troop M.

4- Small Talk of the Week.

5- The Art of the Day.

6- Miss Phyllis Rankin.

7- Miss Edna may.

8- A Novel in a Nutshell. - "An Hour in October." By the Hon. Mrs. Arthur Henniker.

9- Heredity on the Stage.

10- The Book and Its Story. - Mr. Pemberton's "Phantom Army."

11- The Literary Lounger.

12- Hors D'Oeuvres.

13- Quarter Page Advert for "Calvert's."

14- Quarter Page Advert for "Elliman Painting Book."

15- Half Page Advert for "Mappin & Webb's."

16- A Hunt in Somaliland and Its Booty. Written by C. V. A. Peel.

17- An Old Tragedy and a New. 

18- The Duke of York's Theatre.

19- Half Page Advert for "Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa."

20- Half Page Advert for "Scrubb's Cloudy Fluid Ammonia."

21- With Lord Kitchener's Army.

22- Half Page Advert for "New Rapid Cycle Co. Ltd."

23- Society on Wheels.

24- The World of Sport.
       a- Racing Notes.
       b- Football.

25- Full Page Advert for "Brooke's Monkey Brand Soap."

26- Our Ladies' Pages.
       a- Frocks and Furbelows.

27- Full Page Advert for "The International Fur Store."

28- City Notes.
       a- The Finances of France.
       b- Rhodesia.
       c- Rhodesia's First Output.
       d- Yankees.
       e- Kaffirs.
       f- Bovril, Limited.
       g- The Lord-Chief Justice on Company-Promotion.
       h- The British Securities Company, Limited.

                                            Photographs.
1- Front Page shows a Photograph of "Miss Winifred Emery."
(The Tantalising Jane of Mr. Jones's New Play at the Haymarket Theatre.)

2- The Vest, which Charles 1st. wore on the Scaffold, has Lately come to the Hammer.

3- Mules Waiting for the Emperor at Jerusalem.

4- The Emperor and Empress on the Road to Bethleham.

5- "Peace has her Victories not less Renowned than War." 
(The St. Louis," after having been engaged in the Spanish-American War, has now returned to its earlier duties in cementing the bonds of Anglo-American Unity by carrying peaceful passengers to and fro between the Old War and the New.)

6- Tod Sloan, the American Jockey, and some of his recent Mounts.

7- The Anglo-American Car in the Lord Mayor's Procession.

8- The Marchioness of Anglesey.

9- Miss Stella Gastelle, at the Prince of Wales's Theatre.

10- Miss Birdie Sutherland.

11- The Khedivial Medal.

12- The Witney Butter-Cross.

13- The Pulpit from which Wesley Preached his First Sermon.

14- A Yew-Tree Tunnel.

15- Thomas Turner. (Death of the Boxer)

16- Mr. Kennedy Jones, the Editor of the "Evening News," who assisted Mr. Alfred Harmsworth to found the "Daily Mail."

17- Mr. Alma Tadema, according to Max Beerbohm.

18- Tree-Blazing.

19- A Back-Scratcher and Chopsticks.

20- The West Door, Rochester Cathedral.

21- Miss Phyllis Rankin in "The Belle of New York," at the Shaftesbury. 
(2 Quarter Page Photographs.)

22- Miss Phyllis Rankin in "The Belle of New York," at the Shaftesbury.
(Full Page Photograph.)

23- The Soudan Campaign by Photographic Snapshots.
    a- First Batch of Dervish Prisoners, just Captured on Conclusion of Second Fight, being Marched off the Battlefield.
    b- Gordon's Palace at Khartoum.
    c- "Three Cheers for the Queen!" The grenadier Guards and Cameron Highlanders Cheering Her Majesty's Gracious Telegram of Congratulations, just read out to the Troops by General Gatacre.
    d- Morning Toilet of Officers of the Camerons while the Train stopped at Abu Hamed on the Journey Down.
    e- Graves of Captain Caldecott and Privates of the Seaforths, Camerons, and 21st Lancers at Omdurman : in the Background the Suburbs of the City and the Grenadier Guards at Exercise.
     f- Funeral of the Hon. Herbert Howard (Son of the Earl of Carlisle), Correspondent of the "Times." Burried at Omdurman at 6a.m. on Sept. 3.
     g- Captain Maclean with his Company of the Camerons Marching to Omdurman,.
     h- Wad Hamed Camp : The Lincolns' Band Playing "The Gondoliers."
      i- Dervish Prisoners, Employed under Soudanese Soldiers, moving Captured Guns of the Khalifa into the Arsenal at Omdurman.
     j- The Cameron Highlanders Breakfasting at Luxor Station on the Journey Down.
     k- Looting the Dead Dervishes in the Interval between the First and Second Fights.
      l- The Rifle Brigade's Camp at Omdurman.
    m- Shelter-Tent of the Officers' Mess of the Grenadier Guards at Omdurman.
      n- Waiters and Cook of the Officers' Mess of the Grenadier Guards at Omdurman.
      0- Ruined by Lyddite Shells : Khalika's House of Prayer.
      p- The Mahdi's Tomb, with Gate used by the Khalifa.
      q- Grenadier Guards in Camp at Atbara.
      r- Sirdar and Staff at the Great Review at Wad Hamed.
      s- Captain Smeaton's Maxim Battery on its Journey Down by Gyassa : Stopping for the Night.
      t- Grave of Captain Guy Caldecott, of the Warwickshire Regimant, Killed at Omdurman.
      u- Truculent Baggaras made Prisoners in Omdurman.
      v- Captain Von Tiedemann, German Military Attache.

24- The Book and its Story. Mr. Pemberton's "Phantom Army."
      a- Mr. Max Pemberton's Country Residence at Monkton, near Ramsgate.
      b- Mr. Max Pemberton at Golf.
      c- Mr. Max Pemberton on his Horse "Captain."

25- Mr. C. V. A. Peel's Little Bag. 

26- Mr. G. W. Stevens. (Writer of "With Kitchener to Khartoum.")

27- Mr. Dan Leno.

28- The World of Sport.
       a- English Football Team.
       b- Irish Footbal Team.

29- Our Ladies' Pages : Frocks and Furbelows.
       a- A New Ball-Dress by Simmons.
       b- One of Simmons' Famous Tailor-Mades.
       c- Mrs. Brown-Potter's Gown as "Miladi," at Her Majesty's Theatre.

30- The First Rhodesian Gold from the Geelong Mine, 1417 oz., Value £5314.

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