Black & White, April 16th, 1892.

For Sale is an Issue of "Black & White, April 16th, 1892."  This issue contains 16 Pages, 32 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Very Good.

                                                      Contents.

                                                       Articles.
1- The Passing Hour.
2- The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.
3- Parliamentary Notes.
4- In the Smoking-Room. Written by Barry Pain.
5- A Golf Centenary.
6- Boston on the Boat Race.
7- The Stock Exchange Steeplechase.
8- M. Maurice Barres.  Written by Edward Delille.
9- "The Maelstrom" at the Shaftesbury.
10- The Detective Police Force of Paris. (In Three Parts.- Part II.)
11- The Great War of 1892.
      a- The Battle of Kosluji. : Rout of the Russian Army.
      b- Enthusiasm in Cairo. : Departure of the English Troops.
12- Four New Novels.
13- How Revolutions are Made in the Spanish-American Republics.
14- The Real Thing. (Short Story written by Henry James. Illustrated by Rudolf Blind.)
15- Books to Read.
16- Music.
17- A Dear Friend.
18- The Diary of a Daughter of Eve.  Written by Virginia.
19- Racing Notes. Written by "Blinkhoolie."
20- An English Colony in the Riviera.

                                                          Illustrations.
1- A Bank Holiday Sportsman. (Front Page Drawing by G. L. Seymour.)
2- Mr. W. J. Beadel. (Small Portrait).
3- Lord Arthur Russell. (Small Portrait).
4- International Poker - A Game of Bluff.
5- The Oxford and Cambridge University BOat Race - The Boats Passing the Mortlake Highway Board's Stand at Barnes. (Drawing by W. S. Stacey.)
6- Trophies of the Blackheath Golf Club.
7- Spring Meeting of the South London Harriers at Kensington Oval : H. A. Heath winning the Three Mile Race.
8- M. Maurice Barres. (Portrait Drawing).
9-  M. Goron, Chief of the Detective police, in his Office. (Drawing).
10- "The Great War of 1892 :  A Forecast"- Scene outside Shepheard's Hotel, Cairo.
11- How Revolutions are Made in the Spanish-American Republics.
    a- A Night Watchman.
    b- The New Cabinet Ministers Listening to the Minister of Finance announcing the Lack of Funds and Proposing a New Loan.
    c- A Deputation of the Fair Sex, always strongly supported by the Clergy.
12- How Revolutions are Made in the Spanish-American Republics. (Full Page of Drawings by P. Frenzeny.)
13- How Revoluitions are Made in the Spanish-American Republics. (Full Page of Drawings by P. Frenzeny.)
14- The Stock Exchange Steeplechase at Potter's Bar. (Full Page of Drawings by A. C. Corbould.)
15- The Diary of a Daughter of Eve.
      a- Nita's New Coat.
      b- Gertie's New Spring Costume.