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... ER OF GERMAN a CRAYE SITUATION AT THE LECATIONS. IYD.IGNATZON AT MBRLLN-STATENMEN'S Zy b FRANCE AND ITALY. o d THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPORTED CAPTURE OF BOXR COMMAYDO- SNvYxA2? 2AZMEN. P=OSKER. THE RECALL OF CENERAL COLVILLE. ACTI7ITY OF GENERAL BUtLLE'S ...

... UNlTY. THEE LANGUAGE OF SOUTHT AFRICA. TH0 TAKiU IO3IBAliDMIENT. GETAILS OF ENGAGEMENT. CAPTUrPE OF FOUR CHiNESE IOZ'PBDO BOA2S. AUCMENT!NO EUROPFAM AND AMERICAN ; F9RCS.' ; ANXIET AS TO PA FT 01P PEKI. LEGATZONS. WAR TN THE TRANSVAAL ANOTHER ATTACK ...

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... DAILY LIFE. I A. A. BOWLEY, F.R.CS.: SURGICAL EXPERIENCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. LIEUT. CARLYON BELLAIRS, R.N.: T WAR TRAINING OF NAVAL OFFICERS, Y L H.- SPENSER WILKINSON: PUZZLES OF THE WAR. PROFESSOR L. H. TURNER: RECENT ECLIPSES. MRS HUGH BELL: ON THE INFLUENCE ...

... London. PART V. NOW READY. XETEHUEN'S HISTORY OF THE BOER WAR. rty F. IL E. CTILIEFFR. Fellow of Al' Souls Collep. Osford. Every erie shrstld take is tetth itnely Illustrated Hietory of tbe ?? War which Messrs Methrre are publishing in Fort- nightly Parts ...

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... MGVEMF.347S OF THE TR;ASPORT. IrPAR TUIrE OF SCOTS CRFl S-PROBABLE A RRANGEMENTS. LORD SZVMNE ON THE WAR AlID FOPE THE FA.--ILrEmS OF sorDIER Xs SO UTIT AFRICA. THE MAKING OF A CRITIC. LORD ROSEBI.EY A.ND iR )BIRRBLL ON Lf7ELARY TASTE. CLASCOW AiT G3UB EXHl13TIMl ...