The Penny Illustrated Paper & Illustrated Times. March 28th, 1891.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times, March 28th, 1891." This issue contains 8 Pages, 16 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good.

                                                             Contents.

                                                              Articles.
1- Personal Politics. Written by The Scene-Shifter.
    a- The Temperance Movement.
    b- Mr. Raper.
    c- Opposed by Mr. Matthews.
    d- Mr. Raikes is in Hot Water.
    e- Boy Messengers.
    f- Anecdotes of Mr. Hancock.
    g- So General Johnston.
2- Facts and Faces. Written by The Prompter.
    a- The Loss of the Emigrant Ship Utopia, off Gibraltar.
    b- Bismarck Repelled Them.
    c- The New Emperor.
    d- The Leader of the Centre.
    e- The Baccarat Scandal.
    f- The Principals Portrayed.
    g- Good Friday and the Royal Academy.
    h- A "Show Sunday."
    i- Archbishop of Canterbury.
    j- Members of the Academy.
    k- Sunday Picture Galleries.
    l- The Museum by Night.  (British Museum).
   m- Fourth Olympian Carnival.
    n- Devonians in London.
    o- The British Artists.
3- The Wonderful Adventures of Phra and Phoenician.  Retold by Edwin Lester Arnold.  Chapter XXIII.  (To be Cont.)
4- Books and Bookmen. Written by The Tatler.
    a- "A Sappho of Green Springs."
    b- Mr. George Moore.
    c- Turgueneff.
5- How the World Wags.
    a- Her Majesty's Departure from Grasse.
    b- Emperor William and his Grandfather.
    c- The German Exhibition in London.
    d- The Panorama of the Crucifixion.
    e- The Newfoundland Question.
    f- The House of Commons Steeplechase.
    g- Lord Salisbury.
    h- The Faversham Mystery.
    i- The Conflict in Chile.
    j- A Paris Sensation.
    k- Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jackson.
    l- Forcibly Seized by her husband.
  m- Mr. Justice Cave.
  n- The Court of Appeal.
   o- The Lord Chancellor.
   p- Young Chadwick's Alleged Complicity in the Kentish Town and Marylebone Murders.
6- A Miser's Hoard.
7- The World of Pastime.  Written by Banshee.
   a- The Boat-Race.
   b- High Feather.
   c- The Athletic Sports.
   d- Football Association Cup.
   e- The Ranelagh Cup.
   f- Lord Lonsdale.
   g- Cross Country Association.
8- The Racing World. Written by Bendigo.
   a- Clerks of Courses.
9- Our Volunteer Defenders.
10- The Queen's Visit to Grasse.
11- The World of Women.  Written by Marguerite.
   a- The Smart Spring Mantle.
   b- War against the Moths' Eggs.
12- The Czar's Last Tribute to His Old English Nurse.
13- "Royal Maundy" at Whitehall.
14- Full Page Advert for "Beecham's Pills."
15- Cycling Round the World.  By the P.I.P. Cyclists.  Letter XVII.  From Brindisi to Corfu.
16- Cycle & Camera.  Written by N.C.U.
17- Legal Column.  Written by Lex.

                                                         Engravings.
1- The Calamitous Loss of the Emigrant Ship Utopia off Gibraltar :  Gallant Rescues by British Bluejackets. (Front Page Engraved Drawing).
2- The Late Dr. Windhorst. (Small Engraving).
3- Principals in the "Baccarat" Case.  Mr. Arthur Wilson & §Sir W. G. Gordon-Cumming's. (Portrait Drawing for each.)
4- Walter Frederick Chadwick, charged with the Kentish Town Murder. (Portrait Drawing)
5- The Blackburn Cottage to which Mr. Jackson escorted Mrs. Jackson. (Drawing).
6- Sketches of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat-Race.
7- The Oford and Cambridge Sports (2 Drawings)
8-  Our Volunteer Defenders. (Showing the Following 7 Drawings).
    a- "Who Said 'Rats'?"
    b- Shoeing at an Awkward Moment.
    c- Our Ambulance Service is Useful.
    d- Marching Column, with Transport Waggons.
    e- Extra Infantry Drill.
    f- The Transport Mule Fancies "Afternoon Tea."
    g- Thirsty Souls :  What would Sir Wilfred Lawson Say ?
9- The Queen's Visit to Grasse.
    a- President Carnot. Republican Host of Queen Victoria.
    b- Her Majesty's Residence at Grasse : The Grand Hotel.
    c- The Beautiful Town of Grasse, a Delightful Flower Garden, in which Her Majesty Resides.
10- A Smart Spring Mantle. (Fashion).
11- Pony and Galloway Races at the Ranelagh Club. (Half Page of Drawings by W. B. Wollen.)
12- Maunday Thursday Royal Gifts :  Souvenir of the Ceremony as Performed at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall.  (Half Page Engraving).
13- The P.I.P. Cyclists at Corfu. (4 Circular Photographs)
     a- Arrival of the Favorinina in Port.
     b- "When Greek joins Greek."
     c- A Greek Soldier Deciphering Baedeker in Corfu.
     d- Strolling through the Gardens of the Villa of Mourepos, Corfu.