Illustrated London News, September 29th, 1849.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated London News, September 29th, 1849. This issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume, therefore the Binding holes are showing.

Condition is Good, with the odd Foxing spot showing, the front page also at some point has been folded across the middle.

                                                     Contents.
                                                    
                                                      Articles.
1- Front Page Article "The Supply of Water to the Metropolis."
2- The Insurrection in Cephalonia.
3- Foreign and Colonial News.
4- Cholera- House Ventilation.
5- Obituary of Eminent Persons Recently Deceased.
     a- Herry-Shipley Erskine, Lord Cardross.
     b- John Phillips Lloyd, Esq.
     c- Major-General Fretcheville Dykes Ballantine, H.E.I.C.S.
6- Naval and Military Intelligence.
7- Railway Intelligence.
8- The Synod of Paris.
9- Chinese Burial-Ground at Calcutta.
10- The Birmingham Exposition of Arts and Manufactures.
11- Church, Universities, &c.
12- Ireland.
13- Metropolitan News.
       a- Parliamentary and Financial Reform.
       b- The Local Prevalence of Cholera in the Metropolis.
14- Police.
       a- The Bermondsey Murder.
15- Osborne, Isle of Wight.
16- Return of the Court from Scotland.
17- The Queen at Balmoral.
18- An Autumn Lyric. Written by Charles Mackay.
19- The Lord-Lieutenant at Killarney.
20- The Voyage of the Air.
21- Music.
      a- Concerts in the Provinces.
22- The Theatres.
23- Country News.
       a- The Church of England in Scotland.
       b- South-West Middlesex Agricultural Society.- Annual Ploughing match.
24- National Sports.
25- Chess, with Problem No. 297.
26- Epitome of News-Foreign and Domestic.
27- The Culloden Monument.
28- Paris Fashions for October.
29- Magdalen College School, Oxford.
30- Picturesque Sketches of London, Past and Present. By Thomas Miller. 
      Chapter XV.- Suburban Cemeteries and City Churchyards.
31- Monetary Transactions of the Week.
32- The Markets.
33- West Surrey Election.
34- Bankrupts, Births, Marriages, Deaths.
35- The "Terrible" War-Steamer.

                                                  Engravings.
1- Admiral Sir W. Parker Leaving Corfu, in "The Howe," for Cephalonia.
2- The Council of Bishops, in the Chapel of St. Sulpice, at Paris.
3- Burial-ground for the Chinese, at Calcutta.
4- The Birmingham Exposition of Arts and Manufactures.
     a- Group of Silver Plate (Messrs. Elkington).
     b- Chandelier for Summer-House, Buckingham Palace (Messrs. Messenger and Sons).
     c- Group of Plate (Messrs. Collis).
     d- Brass Table, &c. (Mr. R.W. Winfield).
     e- Flower-stand (Mr. W. T. Copeland).
     f- Coalbookdale Iron-work, &c. (Exhibited by Messrs. Mapplebeck and Lowe).
5- Osborne, from the Sea.
6- Part of the Terrace at Osborne.
7- Autumn.
8- The Lord-Lieutenant in Killarney.- The Viceregal Barge Shooting the Rapids of Old-Weir-Bridge.
9- Culloden Moor.- from an Original Sketch.
10- The Proposed Monument of Culloden Moor, founded September 19th, 1849.
11- Magdalen College New School, Oxford.
12- Paris Fashions for October.
13- Picturesque Sketches of London.- Highgate Cemetery.
14- The West Surrey Election.- High Street, Guildford.
15- Her Majesty's War-Steamer "Terrible," Sketched from Woolwich Dockyard.