... A Correspondent, h:wing read the following telegram fron Frere Camp- ITe ?? of the bridge and the prospect which it implien of a forsward movement have sent a thrill of excitemect throughout the campo. Nothing can exceed.the spirit and enthusiasm of the troops. The men have had a good time here.I Thie banks of the Blaauwkran's Spruit are rpoken of as Margate Sands. I)urin, I 11- ?? d.' , f ...

... Oze of the effects of war is to stimulate recruiting. The stirring sight of troops leaving for the front no doubt has something to do with the enthusiasm of the would-be recruits. who desire to wear the Queen's uniform All classes seem to be rel rcD ese1 TIIE WAR AND THE QUEEN'S SHILLING: A SCENE OUTSIDE ST. GEORGE'S BARRACKS DRAWN BY LANCE CALKIN ...

... L - - - ?? ?? s The 1 hoour, Rah :,l ?? avrid the cutter Roma-aJl\latson boats-competed lat week I ent the CIvde for a ioo/. cup, g . Ior Ima Uipton for yl .t over protilth ?? Vatlou clfftied and he tot i ,r Wpeial pi . ?? and pre-uLniaLyW tile faitelt alg --k, 1ed1tiloI crh wre thu. two races, iii i For the Lipton Cup the Y V.R.A. allovance. siere made, but for the Watson Cup the two ...

... j -- - v , - - -. N ' 't Y ?? >* j?7? ?? DRAWN BY W. ALSTON I I I I . I : . - Uses MILITARY SPORTS: A ?? M1\IAN\ N IN ' ~K W t 'U'TA %VSk At .t C ?? A\ SKLIt' tt% X(\ \. C Pl. MOCR(;.sO ...

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... A-- SCERR1 2 i i os m l TWpIC ur M j A'sc R OJlrL IS rug ATESTIQ Du io$ PE mOLiLCUCCE .C I. THE BOI S TOE TC ARES KES R C aA.' FO RI ER _T *bL iil I J THE , ALLE E ZS ACACIAS ?? . A 5 ...

... n 1 Il i Eutor- of tI e Stock Ex hange has such a striking demonstration been witnessed as that which took place last week, at the exact moment-as far as could be calcu- i iry of the time limit named in the last Boer despatch. Soon after three o'clock two .k. , rle pr(duced, one a Union Jack and the other a Royal Stondard. Then Mr. k pflyed the part of the Stock Exchange Waiter, whose business ...

... DRAWN BY J. NASH, R.I. As the steamer left Sir Redvers Buller appeared on the bridge and was greeted with 'oud cries of Good luck, General. He seemed greatly pleased at the enthusiasm shown by the crowd, and repeatedly raised FROM A SliETCII 1N F, C. I ICE IXSON his hat. Then some one started the National Anthem and those oil the ship and t0hssc I shore joined vigorously THE STEAMER ...

... Lieut. Hallowell Capt. Wilson. ?? Royal H. Guards Capt. Vernon, 6oth Major Baillie Capt. Sandford, Lieut. Brady Lieut. Nesbitt Capt. Fitzclarence, 7th R.F. Col. Baden-Powell, Col. Hore Major Vyvyan, Buffs A.S.C. Major Godley, R.D.F. Adjutant Sth Dragoon Guards Lieut. Swinburne Lord C. Bentinck. Major Anderson. ieut. D'O[P-> . gth Lancers R.A.M.C. L'eut. Holden, Derbyshire Yeomanry - THLE VAR: ...

... AN INFLAMMABLE FOREST, PRUDENCE:- Don't be in too much of a hurry to light that Are, Master Joe; it's easyenough to start it, but can you say where it p ?? the Evening Express. ...

... - ' ?? )H.N CliARLTOX FROML A SKETCH BV F. C. DICKINSON A LITTLE GENTLE PERSUASION: AN INCIDENT IN THE EMBARKATION OF THE AMMUNITION COLUMN ON TIlE SS. GAIKA ...

... SHOCKING: OUTAAGE: :MaN A: CHUR-CGH ATTEMPTED, MURDER AT A FIRST: COMMUNION SERVICE. ...