The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 275
The reign of William TV. was a short one, and soon theObserver had to illustrate his funeral, as it had done that ofhis predecessor. The number for July 3, 1837, containedthree engravings of the royal obsequies, and ere long thebrief rule of the Sailor Kinf? was forgotten in the dawninsglories of… … The Pictorial Press. 261 Jul} 24, 1837, the Observer published a large woodcutof the Grand entrance to the London and BirminghamRailway at Euston Square. Mr. Ilardwicks massivestructure was then in jirogress, and formed the entranceto the first of the great London railway stations—vastbuildings,…
Illustration of books · Newspapers
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