... will continue to affirm their unflinching determination that the war shall proceed for many weeks after anything like a state of VVe even guerilla warfare has ceased to exist in South Africa. VVe have not arrived at that consummation yet, but every weekly ...

... connection with the war in South Africa, it is pleasant to be able to turn to the few aspects that are not ~·hol ly so, and amongst these may be reckoned one that does not seem to str il~ e all critics of the Government and its conduct of the war. It 1s impossible ...

... itself is the Mr. Scobell was the war. His collaborator is a member of the Intelligence Department in Cape Colony, and one of them-I do not know which-appears from the dedication to be the oldest English resident in South Africa. The book itself is the soundest ...

... in South Africa is not so keen as it was expccttd to l.e. It would, indeed, Stl rprise me to l earn that there was any competition at all, Flrst of all, the war is clearly going to last and that for more than one reason. Flrst of all, the war is clearly ...

... ON THE CJREEN. I T is certain now that l\fr. Ball goes to South Africa, probable that he may be gone by the time these lines have the honour to be printed. Mr. Tail by that time, according to all accounts, will be back with his regiment Ma.jor Kinloch ...

... admirable idea of the respective merits of the American and South African mules, of which so much has been heard since the war in South Africa first commenced. _ Consequently, as the counterfeit presentments of the two animals can be with every propriety taken ...

... fruit, eggs, and poultry, as an important source of supply No one dislikes war more than the husbandman, no one profits more by it. wealthy families founded in the French wars of old. [ M:m :: h 17th. 1900. undertaken by Government. As a matter of fact ...

... recruits, in time of war they fl ock in by the a huge army in South Africa. might thought that there would be room in the barracks at home, and to spare; but, as a matter of fact, the barracks are fuller than they were before the war. We are chock-a-block ...

... murderin' set o' willuns in the sheres. So, no doubt, there is at least one household in the land where the horrors of cil·il war are being properly dwelt upon. In a real yokel this utter confusion of continents may be pardonable, though amazing. view expressed ...

... and send him over a flight of hurdles and the will Everything else can easily be taught to a man who knows But If the war in South Africa sweeps away the corrupt oligarchy from Pretoria, it will But if it also cleans out the do a service to humanity at large ...

... vVe have followed him alreadv I;.. to Russia and to West Africa. I;.. The Isle of Unrest he takes us to Corsica. The date of the story is the tragic time of 1870, when the Franco- Prussian War broke out, and F rance, in a few short weeks, was beaten ...

... ·Gilbertson Ga·me July 7th, 1900.] COUNTRY LIFE ILLUSTRATED. X X!JI, THE ENTERPRISE OF 'THE SPHERE.' THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA is nearly over, and the War Artists will soon be returning. It is generally admitted that in the number of -its .Artist-'Correspondents ...