The Sketch, January 4th, 1899.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sketch," January 4th, 1899. This issue contains 26 Pages, 52 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good, the Spine being strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.

                                                     Contents.

                                                      Articles.
1- The Liberal Leadership. : Who Says Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman ?

2- Mr. Penley as Connies Uncle.

3- Small Talk of the Week.

4- Nature's Gentlemen at Dinner.

5- Theatre Notes.

6- A Novel in a Nutshell. : Simon Dowling - Miser. Written by Harold Snagge.

7- Verse called "Double Berlin."

8- The House of the President of the Suicide Club.

9- The Literary Lounger.

10- Hors D'Oeuvres. Written by Marmiton.

11- The Art of the Day.

12- Bears and their Training. ; A Chat with M. Permane.

13- The Cafe of Death. Written by A. Anderson.

14- Subterranean Paris.

15- The Manufacture of Profits.

16- An "Alphabet of Animals."

17- Australian Birds : The Emu.

18- "A Reversion to Type."

19- King Christmas at the Theatres.
       a- "The Forty Thieves" at "the Lane."
       b- "Dick Whittington," at the Adelphi.
       c- "Alice in Wonderland," at the Adelphi.
       d- "Ali Baba," at Camberwell.
       e-  Melodrama at the Princes's.
       f- "The Empty Stocking," at the Strand.
       
20- Wembley Golf Club.

21- The Pleasures of Sport.

22- Society on Wheels.

23- The World of Sport.
      a- Racing Notes. Written by Captain Coe.

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

25- Our Ladies' Pages. : Frocks and Fumbelows. Written by Sybil.

26- Faces and Places. 
       a- A College Teacher's Story.
       b- A Fall from a Ladder.
       c- Then influence of Influenza.

27- City Notes.
       a- The Money Market.
       b- The American Market.
       c- The Coming Year and the Stock Exchange.
       d- The Miscellaneous Market.
       e- Kaffirs and Rhodesians.
       f- The Klondyke Mining and Trading Corporation.
       g- The Woes of a City Editor.

                                                Photographs.
1- Front Page Photograph is of "Lady Iveagh, the Wife of the Munificent Millionaire."

2- Some of the Editor's Christmas Cards. (2 Full Pages)

3- The Right Hon. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman.

4- Full Page Photograph called "The Belle of New York Rings in the New Year."

5- Belle, who is an Irish Terrier, wishes you a Happy New Year.

6- A Veteran Boer Warrior.

7- Mr. E. H. Lemare.(Musician)

8- A Curious Christmas Card.

9- Monarch of all She Surveys.

10- The Boar's Head at Queen's College, Oxford.

11- The Postman's Christmas Knock.

12- Costumes at the Covent-Garden Ball.

13- Mrs. Traquair Decorating a Church-Wall.

14- He Has Composed Three Odes to the Queen. (Mr. A Skene Smith.)

15- A Torpedo-Boat being Towed out to Sea for a Target. (Boat in Simon's Bay)

16- H.M.S. "Victorious" Guards the Entrance to Wei-Hai-Wei.

17- The Dragon-Tree of Teneriffe.

18- Animals Painted on a Rock.

19- A Picture Painted Hundreds of Years Ago on a Rock in Mashonaland, showing an impi descending a Hill.

20- The Famous £20.000 Pound Cheque which was paid to Lord Macaulay.

21- Full page showing 2 Half Page Photographs for "Alaska," at the Empire Theatre.

22- Mdlle. Genee in Everyday Life.

23- Mdlle. Genee as she Figures in "Alaska," at the Empire Theatre. 

24- Full page showing 4 Quarter Page Photographs for "Alaska," at the Empire Theatre.

25- Full Page showing 4 Quarter Page Photographs of "Lina Verdi as an Imitator."

26- Full Page Photograph called "The Fortune-Teller."

27- Full Page Photograph called "A Shy Coon."

28- The House of the President of the Suicide Club.
       a- Grove House.
       b- Gardens of Grove House.
       c- Postern Door from Park Road.

29- Diana.- Jean Levis Gerome. Now on Exhibition at the New Gallery.

30- Full Page showing 4 Quarter Page Photographs of "The Marchioness of Granby."

31- Full Page showing the Following 2 Half Page Photographs of "Lady Granby's Children."
       a- Lady Granby';s Only Son, Lord Roos of Belvoir, Born in 1886. He will yet be his Grace the Duke of Rutland.
       b- Lady Victoria and Lady Violet Manners. The elder is studying Mr. Nicholson's "Almanac of Sport." Her Father is a Keen Angler.

32- Bears and Their Training.
       a- Fatty getting Drunk.
       b- Matuchka Walking on the Ball on the See-Saw.

33- Full Page showing 5 Photographs from "The Cafe of Death."

34- Full Page showing Drawings called "A Biography of Goops." By Gelett Burgess.

35- Some Old Fashioned Balloons. (Showing the Following 4 Drawings).
        a- An Old Fashioned Parachute.
        b- Dr. Garnerin in a Balloon with his Cousin.
        c- Jean Pierre Blanchard, the Aeronaut.
        d- A Balloon Voyage to France in 1785. 

36- The Emu.

37- Mr. Cyril Maude and Miss Adela Measor in "The Golden Wedding," at the Haymarket Theatre.

38- Miss Edna Arnold in "The Empty Stocking," at the Strand.

39- The Club-House of the Wembley Golf Club.

40- The Sixteenth Green : the Honourable Secretary Putting.

41- The Tenth Green at Wembley-A Mixed Foursome.

42- Rory O'More. (Racehorse)

43- Our Ladies' Pages.
      a- Embroidered Velvet and Chinchilla. (Drawing)
      b- Black Satin and Sequins. (Drawing)
      c- A Useful Walking-Dress.

44- Miss Mary Ward. (Recovery from Anaemia)

45- Mr. Ambrose Wright. (Fall from a Ladder)

46- Mr. John Holland. (Recovery from Influenza)