PRINCIPAL ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY DURING JANUARY, 1901. Гренадерскіе и пѣхотные полки. (List of Guards and Infantry.) Official. 8vo. St. Petersburg, 1899.

Полки ин странныхъ государствъ имѣющіе шефаме ихъ императорскія величества. (Foreign Regiments of which their Imperial Majesties are Colonels.) Official. St. Petersburg, 1899.

8vo.

Стрелковыя части. (List of Rifle Regiments.) Official.

8vo.

Императорская Гвардія. (List of Imperial Guards.) Official.

Драгунскіе полки. (List of Dragoon Regiments.) Official.

St. Petersburg, 1900.

8vo.

St. Petersburg, 1899.

8vo.

St. Petersburg, 1897.

Campagne de 1866. By C. DE REMÉMONT. Tome I. 8vo. Paris, 1900.

Moltke und Benedek. By VON SCHLICHTING. 8vo. Berlin, 1900.

Les Corps Francs dans la Guerre Moderne; les Moyens à leur opposer. By Capitaine V. CHARETON. 8vo. Paris, 1901.

La France Militaire Illustrée. By Lieut.-Colonel A. DALLY. 2nd Edition. 8vo. Paris, 1901.

Voyage du Général Gallieni. By Capitaine X. Royal 4to. Paris, 1901.

The Sick and Wounded in South Africa. By W. BURDETT-COUTTS. Pamphlet.

London, 1990.

Felddienst-Ordnung. Crown 8vo. Berlin, 1900.

August von Goeben. By GEBHARD ZERNIN. 8vo. Berlin, 1901.

Biographical Notices of Officers of the Royal (Bengal) Engineers.
Sir E. T. THACKERAY, K.C.B., V.C. 8vo. London, 1900.

By Colonel

Le Siège de Tarragone en 1811. By LE COMTE Charles de VALICOURT. 8vo. Paris, 1900.

Recruiting Regulations for 1900. Official. Crown 8vo. London, 1900.

Report of Brigadier-General Geo. W. Davis, U.S.A., on Civil Affairs of Puerto Rico, 1899. Official. 8vo. Washington, 1900.

Education in Porto Rico-Letter from the Secretary of War. Official. 8vo. Washington, 1900.

Report on the Island of Porto Rico. By H. J. CARROLL. Svo. Washington,

1899.

Civil Report of Major-General J. R. Brook, U.S.A., Military Governor of the Island of Cuba. Official. 8vo. Washington, 1900.

Appendix to the Report on the Commercial and Industrial Condition of the Island of Cuba. By R. P. PORTER. Official. 8vo. Washington, 1900.

Annual Report of the Secretary of War for the Year 1899. Official. 8vo. Washington, 1899.

Report of the Philippine Commission to the President. 2 vols. Official. 8vo. Washington, 1900.

Salvage Operations--The Floating of H.M.S. Battle-ship “Howe." 8vo. London,

1900.

Côtes et Ports Français de l'Océan. By CHARLES LEUTHERIE. 8vo. Paris, 1901.

Histoire de la Guerre de 1870-1871-Les Origines. By PIERRE LEHAUTCOURT. Tome I. 8vo. Paris, 1901.

Vers Fachoda. By CHARLES MICHEL. 8vo. Paris, 1901.

Our Naval Heroes. Edited by G. E. Marindin. 8vo. London, 1901.

Abyssinia. By HERBERT VIVIAN. 8vo. London, 1901.

Mémoires du Général d'Andigné. Vols. I. and II. With Introduction and Notes by E. Biré. 8vo. Paris, 1901.

Capetown to Ladysmith—Egypt in 1898. By G. W. STEEVENS.

1900.

8vo. London,

The South African Conspiracy. By F. W. BELL. 8vo. London, 1900.

La Stratégie et la Tactique Allemande au Début du XXme Siècle. By Général PIERRON. 8vo. Paris, 1900.

The Army from Within. ANON. 8vo. London, 1901.

Lord Roberts as a Soldier in Peace and War. By Captain W. E. CAIRNS.
London, 1901.

The Biograph in Battle. By W. K.-L. DICKSON. 8vo. London, 1901.

Svo.

The Great Seals of England. By ALFRED BENJAMIN and ALLAN WYON. Demy fol. London, 1887.

The Tactics of To-day. By Major C. E. CALLWELL. 8vo. London, 1900.

Wellington's Men. By W. H. FITCHETT. 8vo. London, 1900.

At Pretoria. By JULIAN RALPH. 8vo. London, 1901.

Paul Jones, Founder of the American Navy. By AUGUSTUS C. BUELL. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1900.

Ambushes and Surprises. By Colonel G. B. MALLESON. 8vo. London, 1885.

War and Policy. By SPENSER WILKINSON. 8vo. London, 1900.

Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. 3rd Series. Vol. XI. (Vol. 61 of Entire Series.) 8vo. London, 1900.

Handbook of the German Army (Home and Colonial), 2nd edit. Revised in the Intelligence Division of the War Office, by Major J. E. EDMONDS, R.E. D.A.A.G. Demy 12mo. London, 1900.

PRIZE ESSAY GOLD MEDALLISTS,

with rank at time of Essay.

1874. Captain H. W. L. HIME, Royal Artillery.

1875. Commander GERARD H. U. NOEL, RN.

1876. Lieutenant JOHN F. G. Ross of Bladensburg, Coldstream Guards. 1877. No Medal Awarded.

1878. Captain EMILIUS CLAYTON, Royal Artillery.

1879. Captain the Hon. EDMUND R. FREMANTLE, C.B.,C.M.G., A.D.C.,R.N. 1880. Captain J. K. TROTTER, Royal Artillery.

1881. Captain LINDESAY BRINE, R.N.

1882. No Medal Awarded.

1883. Captain CHARLES JOHNSTONE, R.N.

1884. Captain G. F. BROWNE, Northamptonshire Regiment.

1885. Lieutenant FREDERICK C. D. STURDEE, R.N.

1886. Captain C. E. CALLWELL, Royal Artillery.

1887. No Medal Awarded.

1888. Captain J. F. DANIELL, R.M.L.I. (Military Medal).

1889. Captain HENRY F. CLEVELAND, R.N.

1890. Captain G. E. BENSON, Royal Artillery.

1891. Captain ROBERT W. CRAIGIE, R.N.

1892. Lt.-Colonel J. FARQUHARSON, C.B., Royal Engineers. 1893.

Commander F. C. D. STURDEE, R.N.

1894. Major F. B. ELMSLIE, Royal Artillery.

1895. No Medal Awarded.

1896. Captain G. F. ELLISON, The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment)

1897. Commander GEORGE A. BALLARD, R.N.

1898. Captain W. B. BROWN, Royal Engineers.

1899. Commander GEORGE A. BALLARD, R.N.

CAPTAIN JAMES, P.S.C. (Honours), late R.E., Mr. E. CARLISLE, M.A., Cantab.,

CAPTAIN M. H. GREGSON, late R.E.,

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Special facilities are also offered to Officers studying for the Staff College, Promotion, Ordnance College, and Interpreterships.

RECENT SUCCESSES

INCLUDE:

SANDHURST, DECEMBER, 1900.

The following FIFTEEN PASSED FROM US:-

B. R. Reilly

W. H. Ralston.
H. W. Whitwell

R. D. Gardner..

.9237

7071

6262

5651

5572

5258

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Under the Old Regulations.

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14902

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12555

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14902

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Although at this Examination, owing to the War in South Africa, only Ten Officers passe in the Competitive List, the following SIX PASSED FROM US :

Captain C. G. Stewart, D.S.O.
Captain R. F. G. Bond..

J. R. Chancellor, Esq., D.S.O.

Captain R. F. Uniacke

Captain H. W. R. Senior

Captain C. Rattray

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Indian Staff Corps.
Indian Staff Corps.

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Vol. XLV.-15th MARCH, 1901.-No. 277.
No. I.-THE PREMIER FIELD-MARSHAL OF ENGLAND (with Portrait).
By Charles Dalton, Esq. (Editor of "English Army Lists
and Commission Registers, 1661-1714")
II.-INFANTRY IN A NEW CENTURY. Lecture by Colonel the
Right Hon. Sir J. H. A. Macdonald, K.C.B., Brigadier-
General Commanding the Forth Infantry Brigade

...

III. TO INDIA: MILITARY, STATISTICAL, AND STRATEGICAL
SKETCH.-PLAN OF FUTURE CAMPAIGN. Translated
from the Russian of B. T. Lebedev, by Lieutenant H. C.
Holman, 16th Bengal Cavalry-(continued)

IV. INFORMATION RELATING TO THE CHINESE EMPIRE.
From the Russian of Lieutenant Z. Matusovski. Translated
by Lieut.-Colonel W. E. Gowan, Retired List, Bengal
V.-AMERICAN OPERATIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES. Compiled
from published Reports

...

,, VI.-THE LESSONS OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE
WARS. By Fritz Hoenig. Translated from "Die Woche,"
No. 1, 1901
,, VII.-ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF DIRECT-CURRENT DYNAMOS
FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THREE-PHASE CURRENTS
FOR VENTILATING MOTORS ON BOARD GERMAN
WAR-SHIPS. By Marine-Engineer Chrapkowski, Imperial
German Navy. Translated and abridged by permission
from the "Marine Rundschau," August-September, 1900,
by Fleet-Engineer T. J. Haddy, R.N.

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XI.-Naval and Military Calendar for February
XII.-Contents of Foreign Journals for February

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