The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times. April 25th, 1891.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Penny Illustrated and Illustrated Times. April 25th, 1891," this issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been taken from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good, with a print mark in the bottom left Margin.

                                                          Contents.

                                                           Articles.
1- Personal Politice. Written by The Scene-Shifter.
    a- Primrose Day.
    b- The Labour Commission.
    c- Michael Davitt.
    d- Mr. Stewart Macliver.
    e- The "Scandals."
2- Facts and Faces. Written by The Prompter.
    a- Evelyn v. Hurlbert.
    b- Lieutenant C. J. W. Grant.
    c- Mr. Harry Furniss.
   d- Richard Savage.
   e- Wordsworth's Cottage.
   f- A New Divorce Bill.
3- Mr. Justice Henn Collins.
4- "My Danish Sweetheart."  The Romance of a Month. Written by W. Clark Russell. Chapter III.  In the Life-Boat. (To be Cont.)
5-  How the World Wags.
    a- Her Majesty.
    b- The Marquis of Salisbury.
    c- The Prince and Princess of Wales.
    d- The Queen's Favourite Dogs.
    e- The Queen and Primrose Day.
    f- The House of Commons.
    g- The March on Manipur.
    h- The Senaputti.
     i- Mr. Cecil Rhodes is for a "Self-Governing White Community up to the Zambesi."
     j- Portugese Insult ot the British Flag in South Africa.
    k- Sir John Willoughby.
     l- At Delagoa Bay.
    m- Livingstone and other British Travellers.
    n- The Chile Civil War.
    o- Lord Randolph Churchill.
    p- Whitsuntide and the Derby.
    q- The German Emperor.
    r- The Evelyn v. Hurlbert.
    s- Captain Verney M.P.
6- Cycle and Camera.  Written by N.C.U.
7- The Racing World. 
    a- Penrhyn v. Gale.
    b- Racing's Inner History.
    c- Miscalled Glorious.
    d- Two Thousand Guineas.
    e- Gouverneur.
    f- Orvieto.
8- Legal Column.
9- The World of Pastime.
    a- The Scene at Kennington Oval.
    b- Surrey Bicycle Club.
    c- The Amateur Boxing Championships.
10- Everyone should learn to Swim.
11- The World of Women. Written by Marguerite.
12- London Cabmen as they are.
     a- Good and Liberal Wages.
     b- "Cabby's" Public Usefulness.
     c- Official Examination.
     d- In the Streets of LOndon.
     e- "Cabmen's Shelter."
     f- Cosy Street Clubs.

                                                     Engravings.
1- The Alleged Breach of Promise Case :  Evelyn v. Hurlbert.  (Front Page Illustrations).
2- Lieutenant C. J. W. Grant.  (Portrait)
3- The Late Mr. Stewart Macliver, founder of "The Western Daily Press." (Portrait)
4- Captain Edmund Hope Verney, M.P. (Small Portrait)
5- Our Newest Judge-"And a Good Judge Too."-  Mr. Justice Henn Collins. (Drawing by T. Finchett.) 
6- Lord Penrhyn  and Mr. B. T. Gale.  (Portrait Drawings)
7- The Surrey Bicycle Club's Spring Meeting at The oval on Saturday Last. (Drawing).
8- Miss Tottie Fay. "I have been to the St. James' Ha!' and the Coachman has not come for me." (Engraved Drawing).
9- Anglo-Portuguese Difficulty in South Africa :  Life at Delagoa Bay. (Full Page showing the Following Engraved Drawings).
    a- Liquor Traffic :  Landing Demijohns of Gin, called "Missionaries."
    b- Portuguese Naval and Military Types.
    c & d- Ancient Stone and Modern Stucco : Contrasts in Past and present Styles of building.
    e- Native Traders from the Hills.
    f- In the Banyan (Indian Traders') Quarter.
10- Sketches at the Opening of the New Swimming Bath for Ladies in the Finchley Road. (Quarter Page of Drawings)
11- Mrs. F. St. Clair Grimwood, the Heroine of Manipur. (Portrait)
12- Mr. F. St. Clair Grimwood, Murdered at Manipur. (Portrait)
13- The Civil War in Chile : Bombardment of Iquique. (Half Page Engraving).
14- British Residency in Manipur :  Scene of Mrs. Grimwood's heroism. (Half Page Engraving).
15- London Cabmen as they Are.
      a- A  London "Growler." (Drawing by W. D. Almond).
      b- A London Cabmen's Shelter.