... East and West Africa where they touched. layli brtlight sugar cans from the East Indies, and introdfuced it to the Congo I and Angola countries and elsewhere. From their gcrc ;t possession of Brazil tbey brought to tasct a.md West Africa the! ,jnscovy ...

... Mtarstun &s Co.) H listory of the British Armny. Bthe Hon. J. W. Frtescue. Firstt Part. To the Close of the Seven-Years' War. Two Vole. (London: Mac- millan & Co.) The Transvaal and the Boers. A Short History of the South African Republic, with a ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAM1A. | WAR DRAMA AT THE PRINCESS'S. (mOtM OUR OWM CORESPONDEST.) _ London, Sunday Night. The Absent-Minded Beggar is the not very happy title of a war melodrama from the pen of Mr Arthur Shirley, which was produced at the! Princess's ...

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... conceivable reason why he should not set about his further task forthwith. (2) TI Beers in A frica The story of the Boers of South Africa is foll of romance as well as of squalor and sorrow, but unfortunately it is rarely presented toust without a good deal of ...

... words, is as follows:- I maintain that war has become impossible I alike fron a military, economic, and political, point of view. The very development that has taken i place in the mechanism of war has rendered war au impracticable operation. The dimensions ...

... that she is mas- querading, MIrs Crusoe proposes to undertake 3 tasks which are not usually performed on board l a man-of-war. In consequence of disobeying orders and trying to make the sailors discon- tented she is court-martialled. The trial is E ...

... interior of I r Africa was a complete blank from the Tropic of I c Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn, tbh Congol ( was hardly a mark on the maps, and we knewi IL nothing of the source of the Nile. The inter- national interest in Tropical Africa dates from ...

... of the 'drift of present day studies at Oxford. 'Whe Story of West Africa. By Mary E. Kingsley. (The Story of the Empire Series.) (London: Horame Marshall & Son.) Although West Africa has had an eventful and often picturesque history, it is not a region ...

... How England Saved Europe, the Story of the Great War (1793-1815). By W. II. Fitcheth In Four Vols. Vol. I. (Londlon: Smith, Eider & Co.) | The title o- this popular history of the great i French war nas of course been suggested by the famous words in ...

... ? - ' l, ii s, fur Soicth Africa ?? to c. c- n ?? M~ountedl Rifles, in I --cirri' i. a'ci. d Christmras inl Paris, ?? hL st'rt cMody. sailing for - ~ciaby t ~ front Socuthampton o~n ''cc 3Io'. t',o ' ' ictims of the war is MacorSototxc i x. ournded ...

... also ready Lhs Rings. ley's Stery of West Africa i ' and Dr M3rgan 'Grace's Sketch of the New Zealand War, both of which contain m hitherto unpublished information. Dr ra,*; book is the first account of tne war vrix b Maoris which is based on an oitl ...