... izatto upon the Wings of the Wintd.'-Ths Old Tavern Life 1ot Lothn. by flare Court. -The War Operatieno is South Africa. With Mallo-Sritish Policy in South Africa. WILLIAM rLACRWOOD, & SONS, EBiinburgh and London. EST AEIS IIE IN t133. l HE MaIl ING JOURNAL ...

... ORIGINATL FIANKi E. FILLIS'S S6AVAGE SOUTH AFRICA IN GLASGOW. .SO-D kY at ii and 3. TONIft l-iT or. S -t r. ,44:ST END E'XFHIBITIONT BUILDINCS, DUKE STRlET, GIASG'OW. 'O-DAY (SATPTRDAY) a t l1. 3, and S. SAVTACG 5OCT1I AFRICA, IN ITS FNTIRFTY, From EAET,'S COUIRT ...

... Wlest CR,sats Rhlodesia. the Soutdana.be. l~lustrated Article, 'on Aecra. I the I'ailwsys of Central Africa, and the Copteer Find is Ge'- man 51.W Africa. SeilEpr et.'ed st~,L PRICE In. BY POSTr ir. OffiCes-'I6 Fleet Street, London, E.C C'rows ns, Cin0tchrtes ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA is nearly over, and the War Artists will soon be returning. It is generally admitted that in the number of its Artist-Correspon- dents at the Front THE SPHERE has excelled all its contemporaries in enterprise. FIRST IN WAR! 'FIRST ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. 7s lid net. on T E 11 seea nonspare to give any afl mnnt idoa of tics1, feloc.te 1Imple.; tcir eo c I of aryc~ncent. tce feece T .1and intellectslwgito Mr Hobso's inaluabe book`- t CIORNING Lf'lADnAAL rVIIHE WAR IT Z SOUTH AFRICA : Ire ...

... Dennminxtiiari DeltightecL An ZEnertaining nd nlnlrrctive Exhibition. SAVAGE soUTlH AFRICA, The Pine-nt Spctacle e-cv ern in Glasgtow. RealisRi stir. l en tia ?? Soft of War a ncl the Poem. The RATTLE nr fLANDSLAAGTE and the TERTRIEBILEAP FOJRAIP oF a Trooper ...

... SCHOOL JUBE. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA., BRITISH ADVANOE FROMr ESTCOUET TO THE NORTH. LADYSMhITH FIGHTING. EEA VY RER LOSSES CONFIRMDD-cA UGHT BET WEEN TWO FIRES. AMATONGALAND INVASION.. BOERS BEPORTED TO BE LOOTING. SPEECHES ON THE WAR. THE LORD-ADVOCATE ...

... CIRCUS It9 THE WORLD. II MONDAY. SFPTv'1rBER 3-Pxnvicvn1V WATSON'S ANIMATED WAR PICTURES. o These Picthires are the TLargest ever Exhibited. All the B YUatest Incidents of the War taken by his own Operators rneW at the Front. la Prices-Bo-es(if Penerveel) ...

... Reserved Betar. l% THE ORIGINAL FR.ANM B. PMUS' SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA I-T GLASGOW. TO-DAY at-il atd 3. TO-SIGHT at8 o'loelc EAST END EXHIBITION BUlIIDINGS, DIUKE STRRETM GLARSGOW. SAVAGE SOyrRT AFRICA. IN ITS E.NTIRETY, From EARI.'S COUtT. LONDON. NOTICE-nn ...

... ? Eibibition ever sen i, this CountryO. V.ATS('JNS FAMMIlt9 ANIMATED WA-R PICTURES AT l;ACi' PERFORMANCII. TTh Largest Picttireo ever Exhibited. All the Latest lucidents of the war. TE-sE LEVIT1S 8ti 2iulberein ?? Absuirdity. THT TANDEM.' Pricelt-Ioze ...

... AtLIED FORCES AT TIENISIN. CASUALTIES ESTIMATED AT OVER 250. k REPORTED CAPT'UF-S OF THE NATIYE TOW.NW P BY ALLIE'. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. P DEFEAT OF BOERS BY A C7STRALrAN BUSHMEN r BUSINESS IN PAlRLIAMEM2 0ft ..THE SLA UGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS'- MR BAL ...

... AND MS- SU&JE COTTON PROSPECIS. THE WVAR.D SOUTH.AFRICA. EWFS FOH 1ADYSWTH-IN2YVEsIMENT .vECODZLYG CLOSEBF. DETAILS OF KIMBERLEY BOMB5ARDMENT. zrORE !TsOOI'S I.ARRvIW.' O DOUTS OIF WA VAL BBIGA DR WAR FUNDS MEETINCS AND LETTERS. GLASGOW HERALTD FUND ...