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... A MODERN LADY HIAMILTON' From a Photograph by Eva Le. Mesurier aind Winifred MarshaUl ...

... CEW BY H. N yf . FAE ?? FROMI A SKETCH BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, H, H. S. PEARSZ \ ; ' ?? : c zEGYPTIAN; C.AVALRY GETTING THEIR WEAPONS READY ON BOARD A TRANSPORT BARGE WIIILE ON THE WAY TO AKiASHEH ?? . ; ...

... WILLIAM II., THE GE~RrM:A!N :.EMPE:RO2-, . AND --HIS SONS . f; i ?? ! , r, a ' r, .a h ' :b J . . :: i-, . - ' ' . er . - . . .; . -I . . - . It . :_ . From a Photographi by J. C. Scl&;arwachter, Berli . ; . ...

... AREA. A A WOMAN THROWN ...

... * : )RAWN'BY J. NASH, Rd. FROM A SKcETCH BY CAPT. F. S. DUGGMORE R.N.R. The 24th Be.oochisan Re it, under Colonel Pearson, which was sent to Monbasa as a reinf rceent to the Brtish force in East Africa, disembarked on March i6th from thet's.. n tngs 740 an is composed s ago. This is the second reinorcement from lnda that has been received by theProtectorate, a contigent ?? Barratt ?? service ...

... ACCI ENT IN THE -PARIS.e OPERA HOUE. EXTRAQRDINARY ...

... BURNING THE BED-Extraordinary Conduct of a Husband. ...

... contingns met on the Thames Embankm ent aiid formed a procession to th ark. Thnerte wemre ther usual num ber of nondseri~ypf banner yandsera b:a ds andh rcsinwsivr a yia ?? n agitt os and tlheir following. A lh arge numbero thhe crowd difd nt seem to take the demonsration ver eusyadut raher loboknedupo ait Sas anopor tunity for day'~souing. mTkbands, an t Pbe DRAWN FROM LIFE BY PAUL RENQUARD ...

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... her aogo Gas~ r de ?? ae doalodotl.l. JuSteor th hurandotthte otc bord, th ?? rou'l mandgv e n to tihe t ing o visitor that it jroting lilacj Th t c a ; tlerevrstil tI rors! e the 1.eeper to lok alter the bealmed ychts. t Zrb nor oaly cilhdren v~ arr rl* tal are a istrerro n xt she cry t ''An oat aery ar ditre r ALL 0U T! A LL C)UTI ! A N EVEWN B i' LFE IN KENSINGTON GARDENS ...

... URAwVN ilY 3. NA'' ' ; FROM ASICETCH BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, H. H. S. PEARSE On admission to the base hospital it Wa-dy Halfa, each patient's uniform is placed-in 'the pack store,! and he receives the hospital kit, including the indispensable filywhisk, without which a sick bed in Egypt would be a tlace of torture, in spite of all the care that nurses can give, and at work of this: kind themen ...