Illustrated London News, November 11th, 1854. (Supplement).

For Sale is a 16 Page, 32 Side Supplement to "The Illustrated London News, November 11th, 1854." This issue has been removed from a Bound Volume.

Condition is Good.

                                                            Articles 
1- How the Russians ontained Possession of the Crimea.
2- Notes on Sirges and Siege Operations, from the first introduction of Artillery to the present time.
3- The Sebastopol Batteries Firing at an Austrian Vessel.
4- General Canrobert and his Escort.
5- The night before the Battle and the night after.
6- The First Day of the Season. (Fox Hunting).
7- Her Majesty's Gunpowder Mills, at Waltham Abbey.
8- Electric Telegraph for the War.
9- Hospital Ship at Constantinople.
10- Battle of the Alma.
11- Obituary of officers who Fell at the Alma.
12- Prince Menschikoff's Report of the Battle of the Alma.
13- The Hall of a Thousand and One Columns at Constantinople.
14- Bombardment of Sebastopol. Attack of Forts Constantine and Alexander by the English Squadron.
15- Official Despatches.
16- The Siege of Sebastopol.
17- Incidents of the Siege of Sebastopol.
18- Balaclava.
19- The Russians Attack at Balaclava.
20- The Russian Account of the Bombardment, Prince Menschikoff's Report of October 17.
21- Emigration Motes and Figures.- 1815 to 1853.
22- The Restoration of Poland.
23- Chess.
24- Fine Arts.
25- Eupatoria.
26- The River Alma.

                                                       Illustrations.
1- The Siege of Sebastopol.
     a- Camp of General Sir De Lacy Evans, upon the Heights of Sebastopol.
     b- Camp of the Siege Train (General Sir J. Burgoyne), at Sebastopol.
     c- Bombardment of Sebastopol.- Geeneral Sir De Lacy Evans and Staff.
     d- Sebastopol Batteries Firing at an Austrian Vessel.
     e- The Siege of Sebastopol.- Gordon's Attack with a Lancaster Gun.
     f- The Siege of Sebastopol.- General Canrobert and Escort.
2- Fox Hunting.
3- A Picturesque Map of the Seat of War.  In the Danubian Provinces, Turkey, Asia Minor, Southern Russia, and the Crimea. (Double Page.)
4- Her Majesty's Gunpowder Mills, at Waltham Abbey.
     a- The Gunpowder Mills.
     b- The Incorporating mill.
     c- Stoving-House and Traverses.
5- Electric Telegraph for the Seat of War.- The Waggon.
6- Electric Telegraph for the Seat of War.- Plough for Laying the Wire.
7- Hospital Ship near the Seraglio, at Constantinople.
8- Russian Fleet Moored outside the Batteries of Sebastopol, under the Guns, September 22.
9- Battle of the Alma.- Sketched from the Mizen-Top of H.M.S. "Retribution," By Lieutenant Montagu O'Reilly.
10- The Siege of Sebastopol.- Explosion of a Powder Magazine in the English Trenches.
11- The "Agememon" and the "Sanspareil" attacking Sebastopol.
12- Opening of the Bombardment of Sebastopol.- Chapman's Battery.
13- Balaclava Harbour.
14- Balaclava- View inside the port.
15- Entrance to Balaclava Harbour.
16- The English and French Army Post-Offices at Pera.
17- Capes Pherient amd Aia, and Balaclava Bay.
18- Sebastopol during the Siege.- General View.
19- Sebastopol during the Siege.- General View.
20- The Siege of Sebastopol.- Working Party of Highlanders and Sailors in the 21-Gun Battery.
21- The Quarries Field, Head-Quarters of Lord Raglan, off Sebastopol.
22- The Siege of Sebastopol.- Valley of Inkerman.
23- Ruined Cottage off Sebastopol.
24- Plan of the Attack of the Allied Fleets on the Forts of Sebastopol, at 1.30 P.M., October 17th 1854.
25- Plan of the Attack at 5.30 P.M. when thes were almost exclusively the Ships engaged with the Forts.
26- The Coast North of Sebastopol, and new Earth Batteries (A A A); with the position of the Allied Fleets during the Bombardment on the Batteries, Oct. 17, 1854.- Sketched on Board H.M.S. "Spitfire." for the Admiralty.
27- Eupatoria.- The Harbour.
28- Banks of the Alma.