The Illustrated London News 1896




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The "Drummond Castle" sinking off Ushant 143 passengers and 100 crew drowned

 

Fine Victorian Engravings of Lancaster

 

Some of the events of this year in the Illustrated London News

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March 1st - Italy defeated by Abyssinia at Battle of Adowa

April - The first modern Olympic games in Athens, Greece

May - Cricket Yorkshire set an innings record total of 887 against Warwickshire

May Matabili insurrection

June 2nd - Wireless telegraphy patented by Marconi

June - Bicycles get more efficient with the Simpson lever chain

1896 simpson lever chain

June - Earthquake in Japan kills 22,000 (ILN has a short paragraph, 33 words, no pictures!)

August - Gold discovered in the Klondike

November 14th - First London to Brighton car rally

Failure of Jameson raid (1895) into the Transvaal leads to the resignation of Cecil Rhodes

William McKinley elected 25th US President

The Daily Mail begins publication

Puccini's La Bohème performed in Turin

William Morris dies, aged 62

The Centenary of Robert Burns

1896

Derby victory for Persimmon, Jack Watts up

 

 

 

 

 

Jan 11th 1896

 

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Crisis in The Transvaal - Jameson and Staff

Jameson and his staff

 

The crisis in the Transvaal: Dr. Jameson and his staff - Matabili Rising - 1st Matabili War

 

April 11th 1896

 

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May 2nd

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The wedding of Viscount Milton and Lady Maud Dundas;

the Matabili Insurrection;

The Princess of Wales (Alexandra) at the Ladies Kennel Association show;

The Wreck of the Ship "Drummond Castle";

installation of the Prince of Wales as Chancellor of the Welsh University, and the Princess of Wales Receiving an Honorary Doctorate of Music;

several illustrations of visits to the Courts of Europe by the Chinese diplomat Li-Hung Chang;

Writer of the Day: Miss Alice Meynell;

serialization of "The Other House" by Henry James;

a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace given by Queen Victoria;

The Royal Wedding: Princess Maud of Wales in her Wedding dress

The Departure of the Bride and Bridegroom from Buckingham Palace; and the Duchess of Fife and three bridesmaids (Princess Victoria of Wales, Princess Alice of Albany - later Countess of Athlone, and Lady Alexandra Duff - later Princess Alexandra, Duchess of Fife, who married Prince Arthur of Connaught);

A Royal Family Group at the Amalienberg Palace, Copenhagen by S. Begg;

a wonderful double-page print of the Royal Family as they appeared on the wedding day (July 22, 1896);

the sentencing of Dr. Leander Starr Jameson;

garden party at Hatfield House given by the Marquess of Salisbury for Li-Hung Chang;

article and illustrations on the late Sir John Millais, with a nice photo portrait of him in his studio;

Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice at home;

Czar Nicholas and Czarina Alexandra with their daughter,

Grand Duchess Olga, on the occasion of their imperial visit to Britain;

many fine pictures and drawings of Queen Victoria;

Mr. Gladstone speaking at Liverpool; many illustrations of the Czar's visit to Paris;

drawings of Princess Helen of Montenegro and the Prince of Naples, at the time of their wedding;

Castles of Great Britain;

William McKinley as the new President of the United States;

drawings of the Duc d'Orleans and his bride Archduchess Maria Dorothea;

double-page print of Princess Alexandra with her two pet dogs in her arms;

the Duke and Duchess of York (later King George V and Queen Mary) with their two children at home;

illustrated article on the fashion house of Paquin;

Consuelo Vanderbilt, Duchess of Marlborough, and her husband the Duke, and other illustrations for the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Blenheim Palace.

 

 

 

 

 

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