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... EARL'S COURT The dusky Son of the. South who cuts such a commanding and picturesque appearance in Savage South Africa, who declares war upon the invading Briton, who throws the assegai with such doleful consequences to Captain Wi'son and his party, ...
... WALTEB SEVERN. Exhibited at the Dudley Gallery, Piccadilly, W. AIL HANDS ON THE DRAG ROPES (AN ABTILLERY TRAIN IN SOUTH AFRICA, ZULU WAR, 1870.) HARRY PAYNE. Exhibited at the Nineteenth Century Art Society Exhibition, Conduit Street Galleries. ...
... and up comes the oloomin' Emperor. A correspondent in the Brigade Division of the lfoyal Artillery sent to South Africa during the war scare last May sends me some photographs of camp life at Ladysmith, Natal. The camp, which is occupied by the K.A. ...
... him in South Africa. Mrs. Keith-Falconer has been the first bride to be so bereaved. May she be the last- Lieut. -Colonel Audley Dallas Neeld, who has temporarily vacated the command of the 2nd Life Guards in order to go out to South Africa at the head ...
... SOME VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. MAJOR COUNT GLEICHEN, WOUNDED AT THE BATTLE OF MODDER RIVER. Photo by Chancellor, Dublin I COMMANDER ETHE1ST0N, KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF GRAS PAN. Photo by West, Southsea. CAPTAIN SENIOR, R.M.A., KILLED AT THE BATTLE ...
... THE WAR-- WEEK BY WEEK. On Saturday morning Her Majesty bade a sympathetic farewell at Windsor to the composite force of Household Cavalry ordered to proceed to the scene of war. In her address to her troops, the first lady in the land once more dis ...
... interference in the affairs of Africa, we have almost completely secured the aboli tion of the slave trade over all portions of Africa con trolled by Great Britain we have, during the present century, built up a trade with Africa which is now nearly 41,000 ...
... THE WAR-- WEEK BY WEEK. Since his arrival at Cape Town (where he received a most enthusiastic welcome) Sir Redvers Buller has not kept us waiting for news from the seat of war. On the contrary, the reverse has rather been the case, for information has ...
... field-hospitals in South Africa the X-rays are being used extensively, and the benefit that will accrue to our wounded soldiers by their employment will be indeed great. During the Grseco-Turkish War, the Spanish-American War, the recent Frontier Expeditions ...
... A WAR ARTIST IN BULAWAYO. The trials and troubles of a special artist are illustrated by a letter which Mr. Melton Prior has addressed to the proprietors of the Illustrated London News, after he had started, in obedience to their instructions, for Bulawayo ...
... MOORISH DECORATION AND TWO-STOREYED HOUSES IN WEST AFRICA. It has become so habitual to refer to an African's dwelling as a hut, and to imagine that it is built of mud, with a hole for the entrance of the owner and exit of the smoke, or else framed of ...
... distinguished regiment had since it was first embodied. At one time it was known as the Loyal Americans and in the Peninsular War a g ea majority of the officers and men were of German origin. Again it was the Duke of York's Own Rifle Corps and at the present ...