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... WONDERFU PENYWORTH. THE Daily News History * -0o of the- t s War. PRICE ONE PENNY. r sTHE DAILY NEWS HISTORY of the L WAR, which covers the WHOLE RANGE OF THE MILITARY OPERATION IN: SOUTH AFRICA, has been prepared from informattion supplied by OUR ABLE ...
... H~wg ws dtiwy oos t S.^or yb .Wa r PRICE ONE PENNY. THE DAILY NEW$ I1IS TORY-of thet WAR which covers the 1: e WHOLE RANGE OF THE MILITARY -OPERATIONS IN 0 SOUTH AFRICA, f has been prepared from information supplied by OUR ABLE CORRE- SPONDENTS at the FRONT ...
... PERSONALITIES OF PARLIAMENT. By T. P. O'Connor. SPEAR POINTS. By L. F. Austin. THE WAR. Reviewed by Our Spearman. SKETCH BY OUR WAR ARTIST. Mr. F. Stewart. M R. ALLAN STEWART, War Artist. THE KNIFE IN THE LEAVES. (Illustrated Article.) TE BOOK APND THE MAN ...
... they occupied a superior position in South Af rica to that of any other bank. With regard to the war, they knew, from the experience of Zulu war, that war was not unmitigated evil—at all event? for banking institutions, as it piomoted large circulation ...
... London. 3d. News of tho World Office. Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa, including a Sketch of Sixteen Years' Residence in the Interior of Africa. Bv David Livingstone. Ward, LoC;, and Co. Ho Goeth Before: Ins Mcmoriam Linda P. ...
... Squadron.—From the following communication from Havre, it appears that the French people have an opinion that our Heet of men-of-war and steamers have proceeded to sea with a much more important object than to cruise about merely to test their relative capabilities ...
... whlat wlzr'cfs telegrashy can do in war ti=e. a .d how I.advsmLriith mqght talk with Durbaz even if 'O,CCCO Boers blocked the usual line.s Cfcomermunicaiorn.| ?? (4) HOW MAY WYVVILL DIE? How Manr WLII Die in the War? Who can sayT' No one e a1tly, of course ...
... Letterpress is by Mr. H. W. Wilson, joint author of Nelson and His Times, and every care is- being taken that the record of the War shall be complete and accurate. The best art paper is being used, and the printing is undertaken by Messrs. Eyre and Spottiswoode ...
... and rnaval defencr of all the couitries in the woril. The maps include tlhis year a map of Africa show; ing the railwasv river roultes afnd telegraphs in Africa, also a tuani of Newfotundland illustrating thle Frerwlh shore qua's- tion, and another showing ...
... POINTS. By L. P. Austin. THE FREE LANCE. PaOTOGRAPHS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. WARFARE OF THE FUTURE. Drawing by P. Patteppq 84KTCHEs PROM THE SEAT OF WAR. KIPLING EN ROUTE FQR SOUTH AFRICA. THE KNIFE IN THE LEAVES. JUST WHAT OCCURS TO ME. By Fredenick Wedmore ...
... recognised on all hands, called attention to the recent execution of native at Blantyre Mission, in Central Africa ; to what is known as the missionary war in New Britain and also to the reprisals of Mr. Stanley at Bambireh. His object was the twofold one ...
... announced that great excitement prevails in Lower Basutoland. is manifest that the state of affairs in this part of South Africa is very Critical, and that any day mere spark may light a serious conflagration. The danger is aggravated by the unfortunate ...