... OU R IJL:LlV S T R A T I O N S. C E N T A'A L B OA -R D SCHIOO.L, GLOTUCE6'ST.ER GREEN.-&, ?? - ?? *- - The above is a sketch by our artist of what may be called Oxford's first Board school, now being erected on a site formerly occupied by a row of ancient tenements on the north'side of Gloucester Green. The new edifice, which was designed by Mr. Leonard Stokes, of 3, Prince's- street, ...

... O upR -L L U ST RAT IO NS. SKETCHES FROM THE SEAT OF W WAR. BOEcPTREaNH Hr ~ _- 4. &6 ?? - ½ - -. --4 ?? ?? ±?- ?? ? ¶ * 4.,. '4 - ?? - ?? - ? ? * ? - N .1 . I e The above sketches are from photos taken on the veldt and forwarded to us for reproduction. They give a good idea of the sort of country . in which our soldiers are fighting. The first is a view of a douga-one of those natural ...

... ,,O , . . ~, ., 'L . S . .- . I: .s1,0 N 'T HE :N E W. . w. .. .. . B'OA R ?? SO = WH O O L S :FTO R - TII EE t A S .~ . 1. .. . I1 ?? We have already given a sketch-of the new Gloucestcr Green Board S6chool, and this week we pr~sent a drawing of the first completed Board School for the Dast Ward. 'This is the infants' block, which is a building oe a subsla'tial ?? h unorhamentaf character, ...

... T THE, 01-IERWELLi STREAM CAT ST. CLEMENT'S'. I r t t i, ?? The above sketch will enable our readers not personially acquainted with thet Joecality to understand the situation of tilat, portion of the Cherwell stream whichi formed the, subject of clsussion at the City I '(council. 'The iron bars referred to are at the toll left hand corner. It, IS lot until the stream reaches th~estreets at ...

... O.:UR I LL.US, TRAT 10N S. ; o , . ,; . I, WINNER OF JACaKSONS OXFORD JOURNAL SSILVER MEDAL AT THE iCHIPPING iNORTON, SHOW. .77 M - ?? . ?? ,. ?? ' , ?? , , X The ?? of Cooventry'A Hereford bull ' Mercury, which won the silver medal off ered by te'proprietors of- . Jackson's Oxford J4urhal for the best horned animhl in the show. was calved 17thl March,'1898 (numbe'r in Heteford .Herd Dook, ...

... ' 'UvR I LL US T R A T I ONS. SALTERs SL&PE - AT FOBLLY BRID&ES. .. I . I A .W i t We give above a sketch of the familiar building known as Salter's Slope, about half of which has now disappeared, the well-known firm of boat buiders d'f Folly Bridgeobaving taken advantage of the running out of the lease to eroeo more commodious premised. 'Mr. Stephen Salter isthe arobitoct for thl now ...

... OURR ILLUJSTR''ATIONS.. C b II 0 I . I . . I YEOMANRY VOLUNTEERS AT COWLEY BARRACKS. ?? 4,_ Ydv.4 - - -'zl On Monday, at the dep6t at Cowley, Colonel Norris, having formrcl the local Yeonlanry Volun- teors for service in ISoutn Africa into three sdies of a square, addresse'1 themi ar regards the skatuar./- of efficiency requirett before the company could eumbark. Un Itn.day the mern were all ...

... OUR -ILUSTRATION S. CA-RFAX IMPROVEMENT. i'/7 a -b 'A B 1*11 1. . ?? G2 m- 'Above w gv a sketob of the bfaildinqs at'the north east corner Of Carfax-which are shortly to be Pgl,ed' down foir the widening 'and. improvement of the thoroughfares at t hat .crnr ...

... SO- U R IL L U S T R A T 1 0 N S e . . . . -r ?R ?: . IT H E , - . %e (I K11 As ? VVI 1YI v1! -, I E? ?? ;itt . . ?? . -7 1 -W TO S-U R RE ND ER O F -7H C RO N J E. .7 v/// ?? I .1111 We publish this w'eek the first of a series of sketches drawn bY obir dwn arti6t front photos tfken in the Transvaal.' The films were sent direct to this office by an Artillery officer at the FTrcnt; were sent on ...

... OUIR ILLUSTRA-TIONS. ARCHBISHOP . TEMPLE AT THE TOWN : HALL. B~ *- - V, ?? ,, . ?? fi .. ' ?? . -t , * Th~ abve slketch by our nrligt depicts Dr.-Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury, adesn hle' CE.T.S. maeeting in the Town hall on Monday evening, the report: of, which appears oil page 4.* ...

... -U R ?? S T R:A TXMI:O N S . :T: EE L E D-E X PYO RC HI -HA L L--AXN C IE NT A ND Al ODE R N. I t..e pcmfevl!? *When the Leden Porch Hall, in Pembroke-street,'St. Aldate's, perhaps the oldest and most remarkable inn in Oxford, was demolished * last year, we gavB aetbiof Rthe bailding, which .at one time formed one of the numerous collegiate halls of Oxford. We are now enabled to give.a ...

... 0 u R I L L U S T R A T I 0 NS . =Mf- LORD ROBERTS' A-- M . - - MIARCH KI IMERLEY TO BLOEMFONTEIN. R01 PAN VL O~tEFON1TE11 Wnc iP - .Sq^HAiM5 [ BAASV Kap r 4i\BOSch (op 0 SESTEr RUT 4 TcAe rt, ?? ?ZUwJ-O{kf7y The. above war mnp, sFeeialjiy) dro-wn by the LorH Roberts 1Iad now reaolle(l i3loenifoutein, and State frontier near Kimiberley and the railway sea- Journal artist, shows more clearly ...