Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News. November 5th, 1904. (Hunting Number)

For Sale is an Issue of "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 5th, 1904,"(Hunting Number) This issue contains 26 Pages, 52 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

                                                     Contents.

                                                       Articles.
1- Circular Notes.
2- Our Captious Critic. "The Prayer of the Sword" at the Adelphi Theatre.
3- "Schooling" Chasers. (Horseracing).
4- Ladies Golf.
5- The Empire Theatre.
6- Hunting Supplement.
     a- Hunting the Fox.
     b- The HUnts of the Shires.
     c- Stag Hunting.
     d- Harriers.
     e- Beagles.
     f- Lady Masters of Hounds.
7- Hunting Accidents and how to avoid them. Written by Nannie Power O'Donoghue.
8- Hunting in Ireland.
9- Mr. Banfield's Stratagem. Written by Archibald Dunn.
10- His Majesty's Theatre.
11- Golf Jottings. Written by "Niblick."
12- The Sportswoman.
13- Athletics/
14- Lacrosse.
15- Hockey.
16- Miss May Barton.
17- Bridge. Written by "Bascule."
18- Garrick Theatre.
19- Motoring. Written by Mervyn.
20- Late Golf.

                                        Photographs and Drawings.
1- Miss Leonhardt, in "Veronique," at the Apollo Theatre. (Front page Photograph.)
2- Our Captious Critic. "The Prayer of the Sword," at the Adelphi Theatre. (Illustrated by Thomas Downey.)
3- The True Story of Juggins's Moose. (Full Page of Drawings by E. Caldwell.)
4- A Favourite of Comic Opera.: Miss Pauline Chase. (Full Page showing 4 Photographs.)
5- Souvenir De Chasse au Marias. (Half Page picture from the painting by the French artist, J. B. Gelibert.)
6- Lacrosse at Lord's - Middlesex beat Surrey by Eight goals to One. (Showing Two Photographs)
7- Oxford University v. Casuals at Tufnell Park.- Result, One Goal Each. (Two Photographs)
8- Hunting Supplement.
     a- Preparing for the Fray. (Drawing by George Wright.)
     b- The Quorn at Melbourne Hall. (Photograph)
     c- The Tedworth : Tedworth House. (Drawing)
     d- The South Wold. : The White Hart, Spilsby.  (Drawing).
     e- The Garth.- The Kennels.  (Photograph).
     f- The Vine.- Kingsclere.- (Drawing).
     g- The Grafton.- The Hon. E. S. Douglas Pennant. (Portrait Photograph)
     h- The Grafton.- At Wicken. (Photograph).
      i- The Cambridgeshire.- Tower of Warden Abbey. (Drawing)
      j- The Brighton Harriers.- Patcham Village.
      k- The Old Surrey F.H.- The runner watching for the Fix to Break.  (Photograph)
      l- The Tiverton Hounds at Stoodleigh Court. (Photograph)
     m- The Hambledon.- at Pesham. (Drawing)
      n- Mr. Fernie's Hounds.- Thomas Issac with the Pack. (Photograph)
      o- The Ledbury.- Eastnor Castle. (Drawing)
      p- The Craven.- Donnington Castle. (Drawing)
      q- Lord Rothschild's Staghounds.- John Boore, huntsman. (Photograph)
       r- The Essex Union.- Hutton Hall. (Drawing)
      s- The Oakley.- "Moving off." (Photograph)
       t- A Sketch in the Quorn Country : "Gone Away." (Drawing)
      u- Lady Cyclists out with thePytchley.  (Photograph)
      v- The Cottesmore.- Bringing up the hounds. (Photograph)
      w- Mrs. Price with a few of her hounds forming her pack of beagles, which hunt round Lyndhurst, Brockenhurst, etc. (Photograph)
      x- Miss Isa McClintock, the "Master" of the Tynan and Armagh Harriers. (Photograph)
      y- Miss Pryse-Rice, the "Master" of the Welsh pack of Harriers which bears her name.  (Photograph)
      z- Lady Gifford with her pack of harriers.  (Photograph)
9- "It Is Our Opening Day."- Gone Away. (Full Page Drawing by Cecil Aldin)
10- Studies in the Hunting Field. (Full Page of Drawings by John Sturgess.
11- "Hunting Studies" by G. Denholm Armour. (Showing the following 4 Quarter page Pictures. 
       a- Staghunting in the new Forest.- "Eleu! Eleu! Eleu!!!"
       b- A Sure Find.
       c- With the Duke of Beaufort's.- A curious Refuge.
       d- A "'Ware riot!"
12- With the Devon and Somerset Staghounds. (Half Page showing a Drawing by R. Caton Woodville.)
13- Safe!. (Half Page showing a picture by Archibald Thorburn.)
14- Hunting Accidents and how to Avoid them.
      a- A Refusal. (Half Page Drawing by R. Caton Woodville)
      b- A Bad Start. (Half Page Drawing by R. Caton Woodville.
      c- A Splash and a Loose Horse.  (Drawing.)
      d- Left in the lurch. (Drawing)
      e- Rearing Back. (Half Page Drawing by R. Caton Woodville.)
15- Hunting in Ireland.
      a- The Meath Hounds.- A Meet at Drumree. (Photograph)
      b- Col. de Robeck, the Master of the Kildare Foxhounds. (Portrait Photograph)
      c- Mr. Percy Maynard, the Master of the Ward Union Staghounds. (Portrait Photograph)
      d- Mr. John Watson, the Master of the Meath Hounds. (Portrait Photograph)
      e- A Meet of the Ward Union Staghounds. (Photograph)
16- Studues in the Hunting Field.- By George Wright. (Double Page showing 2 Landscape Pictures.)
17- The Late Mr. Dan Leno.- Some Reminiscences of the Great Comic Artist. (Full Page showing 8 Photographs)
18- The Newmarket Houghton Meeting.- The Cambridgeshire Stakes &c.
       a- F. Bullock, the Australian Jockey attached to Brewer's stable, and winner of the Dewhurst plate. (Portrait photograph)
       b- The Cambridgeshire.- At the starting post. (Photograph)
       c- J. Fallon, of Netheravon, the trainer of Hackler's Pride. (Photograph)
       d- The seventeen runners off to an excellent start for the Cambridgeshire. (Photograph)
       e- M. E. Blanc's Caius (G. Stern up), the French Competitor in the Cambridgeshire, who shared favouritism with the winner, but ran unplaced. (Photograph)
       f- Captain Forester's Hackler's Pride, which established a record by winning the Cambridgeshire for the second year in succession, and also beat time record.
19- The Late Mr. C. J. F. Fawcett. (Portrait Photograph)
20- "Beauty and the Barge" at the New Theatre.- In the Bar of "The Old Ship." (Photograph)
21- "The Cingalee" on Tour.- Mr. Frank Danby as the Baboo Lawyer, and Miss Eva Sandford as Peggy Sabine. (Photograph)
22- The Border Union Coursing Meeting at Longtown. (Full Page showing 10 Photographs)
23- Golf. (Showing the Following Two Photographs)
     a- Hayling Island.- The 6th Green-"Death of Glory."
     b- Hayling island. - Driving to Sinah from the 15th Tee over the Water.
24- Miss Edith E. Somerville, the "Master" of the Carbery West (Irish) Foxhounds. (Photograph)
25- Miss Lily Hanbury, the famous actress, whose engagement to marry Mr. Herbert Guedalla, a well known chartered accountant in the city, is announced., (Photograph)
26- Miss May Marton. (Photograph)

                                                 Adverts.
1- "Cording's" Reliable Hunting Coat and Apron. (Half Page)
2- W. Clark's Clippers. (Half Page)
3- Thomas & Sons, Hunting Outfitters and Breeches Makers.  (Half Page)
4- E. Tautz & Sons. (Full Page)
5- Hammond & Co., Ltd. (Half Page)
6- Streeter & Co. - Clearence Sale. (Half Page)
7- Kropp Razor.  (Half Page)
8- Van Houten's Cocoa.  (Half Page)
9- The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company.  (Half Page)
10- Marsuma.: Smoking.  (Half Page)
11- Scrubb's  (Half Page)
12- Robinson's Scotch Provost Oats.  (Half Page)
13- Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company.  (Half Page)
14- Cadbury's Cocoa.  (Half Page)

Condition is Very Good.