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... . The circumstances under which the field-guns were compulsorily abandoned by our Artillery at the recent Battle of Colenso have naturally directed special attention to this branch of the Service. A few words, accordingly, about the duties that, when in action, devolve upon the men behind the guns should prove of interest. As a preliminary, one can, perhaps, scarcely do better than give ...
... . MISS ALEXANDRA DAGMAR, PRINCIPAL BOY IN THE FORTY THIEVES, AT THE GRAND THEATRE, ISLINGTON. Photo by Hana, Bedford Street Strand. MISS GODWYNNE EARLE, PRINCIPAL GIRL AT THE ALEXANDRA OPERA HOUSE, SHEFFIELD. Photo by Hana Bedford Street Strand. MISS JULIA MACKAY, PRINCIPAL BOY IN DICK WHITTINGTON, AT TERRISS'S THEATRE, ROTHE RHITHE. Photo by Schloss, New York. MISS JENNIE OWEN IN ROBINSON ...
... . ROYAL EAST KENT YEOMANRY ON PARADE. T11E DEVIL'S OWN (INNS OF COURT) MOUNTED INFANTRY. From Photographs by Elliott and Fry, Baker Street, IF. ...
... . THE LONDON SCOTTISH RIFLE VOLUNTEERS ON PARADE. THE QUEEN'S WESTMINSTERS IN DRILL ORDER. I) From Photographs hxj Elliott and Fry, Baker Street TV. ...
... ur Dortraits CHARLES AUGUSTUS BENNET, sixth Earl of Tankerville, was the only son of the fifth earl by the daughter of the late Due de Gramont. Born in 1810, he was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, ...
... VICTIMS OF THE IV A R Lieut. Augustus Frederick Dalzel, 1st Battalion Devon- shire Regiment, who was killed by the burstingof a shell at Ladysmith on the 27th ult., was the only son of the late Surgeo ...
... MISS ISABEL JAY (AS THE ROSE OF PERSIA AT THE SAVOY THEATRE). ...
... . THE announcement that Mr. John Ball, jun., of Hoylake, the golf champion, has passed the medical examination for service in the Yeomanry for the front gives further proof, if it were needed, of the happy association of sport with patriotism. Mr. John Ball, jun., won the premier golf honours for the fifth time last year, and the fact is all the more interesting to recall from the circumstance ...
... MELBOURNE CUP. THE recent importations of such crack Australian race- horses as Newhaven, Maluma, Merman, the Grafter and many others, and their performances in this country have drawn such attention to Antipodean horse-racing, .and have done so much to familiarise the Australian Turf to English followers of racing, that it is by this time pretty well known that the Melbourne cup, besides ...
... ON ACTIVE SERVICE -Part IX. TWO VIEWS OF FRERE RAILWAY BRIDGE, DESTROYED BY THE ENEMY, WHO THEN RETIRED. DYNAMITE WAS THE EXPLOSIVE us From. photograph* by oar Special Correspondent, Sir Bryan Leiyhton. ...
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... SPORTSWOMAN'S TR^GF 11 11 ii u cpA, V^-°u-- -g ONE of the best-known of lady golfers, both for her remark ably good play and for the interest which she takes in the development of the game, is Mrs. Ryder Richardson, of Hoylake, Cheshire. Learning her golf from the Badminton Book and from watching the performances of good players, Mrs. Richardson, by constant steady practice, rapidly came Her ...