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... DRAWN BY J. J. WAUGH FROM A 'IIOTOURAPHI SE ;.AI I- r. u. I n When Sir Redvers Bullers force reached Laing's Nek it was found that the Boers had tried to blow up the tunnel before retreating. As a matter of fact, only the entrances to the tunnel were injured, and our Euggineers were at once set to work to repair the damage. Our illustration shows them at work at the northern end of the tunnel ...
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... CAPTAIN S. L.. PARRY (Denbighshite Contingent) CAPTAIN LORD ALWYNE COMPTON (Bedfordshire Contingent) LILUTENANT-COLONEL H. GRAHAM (Commandant of the Base Deprt) MAJOR THE EARL OF ESSEX (Second in Command of a Battalion) CA PTA IN SI R ELLIOTT LEES, M. P. (Dorset Contingent) CAPTAIN DE WINTON (Northamptonshire Contingent) CAPTAIN ARNOLD BUTLER (Oxfordshire Contingent) IE.TIUTENANT-COI.CNEL H. R ...
... This family suffered terribly in their flight through Shansi and Honan. The eldest girl, Jessie, died on the way from exhaustion, and so did another little daughter aV ho is not included iii the group ...
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... FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS, V.C., IN HIS TENT WIIILE ON THE WAY TO BLOEMFONTEIN From a Photograph taken by our Special Photographer, Reinhold Thiele ...
... In Act IV. of 1he Price /f Peace, the new drama at Drury Lane, in one of the scenes a section of the stean yacht marigold is shown, with the vessel in collieson-thus two separate scenes are presented simultaneous) v. On deck we see the Baroness and her maid climb the rat lines, while below, in the saloon, the Ch.inese servant, Tom Sin, strangles Marcus Benton, the villain of the piece THE NEW ...
... (Scale: About twee Geneal hllerhas een dvauingfromi Lydenlurg to pilgrim'is Pest and Spitzkop), having oil Sunday occupied the Mauchsberg-a mountain nearly 4,OO0ft. higher than Lydenaburg. Generals Hutton and Henry haven been proceeding southwards from twatrda Lyd~~nburg _ TGe1eoa Bay Railway, and General French towards ,ty niles to the inch.) Barberton, whither the unreleased British ...
... DRAWN BY CHARLES DIXON FROM A ?? BY A. COX One of the features of Mafeking Day at Liverpool was the extraordinary profusion of flags. Seen from the river the city presented a very picturesque aspect, vhere its usual sombre tints were ever'where enlivened with the gay colouring of the flags. The steamers and ferryboats kept up night an y daya constant tooting on their foghorns. The homeward ...
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