... THE: DOGS OF WAR. Lord S ' r ight. m Ct te o: sei the r f or ha happens :s h: no C Lord ROSEB15RY: T rhat's right, william, eut them loose- the responsibility for wh~at happens is his, not ours. , I .I ..E ...

... MATERIAL AND COLLAR WITH POUCH FOR DESPATCHES GERMANY: TRAINING A DOG TO LIE DOWN AT COMMAND (SCOTCH SHEEP-DOG) ITALY: TRAINING DOGS IN THE BERSAGLIERI BARRACKS THE USE OF DOGS IN WAR ...

... experience of Zululand, that the origin of the war was due to the treacherous, cruel, and aggressive character of the King. Mr. Witt has also been blamed for saying that the Natal colonists look upon the Zulus as dogs. In reply to this Sir G. Wolseley is reported ...

... dangerous dog is an undipped poodle as a rule the best-tempered animal in the world. A Chinese dog was shown by the Earl of Aylesford. Of the Mount St. Bernards much interest Mas taken in the meeting in the champion class of two fimous show dogs, Mr. Sydney ...

... I T.Tn h 1 rtWTfi!fTn *^ll THE WAR IN EGYPT THE FIRST PRISONER OF WAR THE first real action with Arabi's troops occurred during the reconnaissance of August 5th, concerning which we give further details in another paragraph. The accounts vary as to the ...

... terribly in Flanders (and fought so well), received no medals nor did Rodney, ITawke, Boscawen, and their crews of fighting sea-dogs. They, and others, founders of the greatness of England, did their deeds before the medallic period no such rewards ever glittered ...

... being questioned What is your idea of a ratcatcher's dog? Oh that dog by Landseer in Low Life.' This answer showed me our friend knew not his subject. The Low Life picture is evidentlya country butcher's dog, of degraded habits, and far too fat to be of any ...

... called) presented themselves constantly to the King from all parts of Matabeleland craving permission to wipe out the white dogs (Europeans) from their country. The personal influence of Lobengula, obtained by the Chartered Company for a subsidy of 100/ ...

... THE ASHANTEE WAR SHIPPING STORES, &C., AT WOOLWICH.-- Those of our sketches this week which occupy the three first pages, though all bearing reference to the doings on the Gold Coast, depict prepara tions on this side of the water. The first page, for ...

... angry his face is a sunset. But he did not give me time to answer, for he went on You are dogs, though you are handsome dogs, you Greeks. But it is necessary to tie dogs up sometimes. Thank God, you have such a kind master, Yanni, and let your hands be tied ...

... dignities which the Greeks had been accustomed to see worn by Turkish officials, and though to a great extent this war was a religious war, yet the peasants httd no mind to see the places their masters had occupied tenanted anew by anyone. This example ...

... THE VINTAGE A STORY OF THE GREEK WAR OF INDEPENDENCE By E. F. BENSON A uthor of Dodo CHAPTER IV. FOR the next two days Nicholas almost entirely devoted himself to Mitsos. He took the boy out shooting with him, and taught him how to stand absolutely still ...