... and a few, with portraits, of The Queeu s Favourite Preachers. (Casseli and Co. Limited.) THIE MODERN OFFICER. The war in South Africa has called attention to the traifi lg of cur military officers, and certain incidents I and disasters have created suspicion ...

... Donald- and Hospital Scandals in South Africa, by Sir Walter Foster, M.D., 3I.P. (London: The Columbus Com- pany iamited, 43, Petter-lane.) SOUTH AFRICAC FOR COLONISTS. It is generally regarded as certain that ones the war is well over a scheme of emigration ...

... attemnpt at rebellion, his next to con-z solidate his powver in Europe; t-hen he tulrned his vrictorious soldiers into Asia and Africa, and hefore' he died, at the agre of thirty-two, he had overthrown| the Persian Empire a~nd brought half the dnownV: wforld ...

... force of time anld of neglect. After parssing through the village of Ifla-Tien-a name often recur- ring in thre annals of the w-ar, but now only associated with good scioe-sheoting-the ountry, acte-t for occa- sional houses, wemples. and enclosures, remains ...

... to join the nursing staff in South Africa she revised the proof of a ?? for the June Chanbers's Journal on Nursing in WVest Africa. ln this paper she relates her experience of the naltrial region of West Africa, and mak-es oertain re. cosrm.endtions ...

... THE PFNASCEN2CE, OF SOUTE AFRICA. Mr. Archibald E. Coiqthchr. has tnrned his South AmFrcan experience as Administrator of itfashonlarnd I and a' 'Times correspondent to reed purpo.s' as h:i book on rhe Renascence of Soah Africa asunl- dantly restifios ...

... end another ont The Beer, th'e Church, and the, -N-tirse I Sooth Africa, by M~r. Win. Rodson. Itondon : Chlis. It. Kelly, 26, Paternoster -ronv, E.C.) THE SPIRIT OF THE NATION 2 ' WAR,. Major A. 0. Yale contributes, a d-rn paper to the3 Pottned. Servine ...

... alreadcy removed the war from the Boers to the boards, and that, by the aid of a strong company. under -Mr. J. P. Elliston's manage- meet, all who care to make acquaiutanea with the glory and the gunpowder of the South African war can see a good deal of ...

... Piotmnes of the War in South Africa, 1399-1900: Letters irra the Front. Dr. Fitchett, the author of Deeds that Won the Empire, Fights for the Flag, &c., has been engaged on a new work which he entitles Wellington's Men. It describes war as seen by ...

... eommon soilor in a Qul recraiting Ne.hooeer. Messrs. Sameson Loer, MfrTaretorn 1Iih in tlhe early aturmn T'e 'Tinr War ir South Africa. Tho work, course of preparntion for some mcb Joi t proluction of several of tfhe spe.s. of the `Times ' in South ...

... made considerable progress wvith his history of the war in South Africa, but has at present no definite plans as to ?? date of publica- tion. Lord Roberts, he said the other day, - should finish the war hefo I finish my history of 'The NaTural EHistory ...

... COLONE1L PLUIER ACOMPLISHBD. No correspondent of any welikawe paper at-com- panied Colonel Plumer's northern column during the' war. Consequently a> special interest attaches to a graphic paper in the December Blackwood, With Plumer to the Relief of Mafeking ...