LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. XI
PAGE Viewsin the Chitral Country 44T Colonel Kelly 444 Sir Robert Low 444 Capturing a Village 440 Colonel Battve 448 The Entrance to the Malakand:the first Attack . . 449 Captain Borrodaile 453 Lieutenant Harley , , 456 General Gatacre and the Buffs marching through the
Janbatai Pass 4C7 The Buffs:at Barwa 460 Umra Khan's Prisoners . . ....461 Sher AfzulKhan 462 Panoramic View showing theCamp at Mingora. . . 463 A Group of Waziri Prisonars 464 Sketch Mapofthe Theatre of War on theN.W. Frontier of India,1897— 1898 465 The Village of Sheranni 460 An Incidentin the Tochi Valley Expedition . . . 468 The Graves of Colonel Bunnv and the Officers who died of Wounds received at Maizar 469 In View ot Kohat . .......472 TheFirst Attack on Malakand Camp 473 A Group of Dawaris . 474 N.C.O.'s of the First Sikh Infantry 47; An Afridi N.C.O. ..." 476 The Relief of Chakdara 477 View ontheRiver Swat 479 TheArmv on the March 480 Panoramic View of the Action at Landaki....481 Viscount Fincastle, V.C 482 Lieut. G. W. Costello, V.C 482 Colonel R.B. Adams, V.C. ... . . 483 The Royal West Kent Regiment clearing a Mohmund Village . . . 485 General Sir W. Lockhart and Lord Methuen . . 489 General Sir Bindon Blood...... 492 Map of the Tirah Campaign 495 The Gordon Highlanderscharging 496 Dargai: Sketch Map 497 Colonel Mathias,C.B 500 Gordon Highlanders burying their Dead after Dargai . 501 Dorsets attacking the Sampagha Pass 503 The Pass captured 5O4 Capture of the ArhangaPass 507 The Northamptonsretiring 5O9 Lieutenant A.H.Macintyre 510 Negotiating with the Chiefs 512 Road-makingin Chitral 513 Colonel Westmacott 520 Mosque of the Mullah Said Akb.ir 521 Lieutenant Richmond Battye 522 Fortjamrud 525 Mapof the Khybcr Pass 526 Fort AliMusjid 528 General Sir H. Havelock-Allan, V.C 529 Dictating Terms ofPeace to the Afridi Chiefs . . . 533
PAGE The Battle of the Yalu:Sketch Map . . . ... 564 Thedisabled Chinese Fleet in the Harbour of Port Arthur. 56; In the TorpedoRoom of the " King-Yuen". . . . 568 The Foundering ofthe "Chi-Yucn "
569 An Incident of the Fight 571 Fording under Fire 372 Field-Marshal Yamagata 373 The Passage of the Yalu 574 Storming a Chinese Position 376 Field-Marshal Oyama 577 Admiral Ito 580 InsidePort Arthur Harbour 58r Statue of the Chinese God of War 582 Port Arthur from the Land Side . . . . 583 View of Port Arthur 584 The Attack on Port Arthur: Sketch Map . . . .585 Single Combat 588 The Attack on the Two Dragons and Cock's Comb Fort . 589 Japanese War Artists at Work at theF'ront. . . . 592 Lieutenant-General ViscountNodzu 593 Admiral Count Saigo 505 Genera! Kawakami ........596 TheJapanese Field Hospital at Chemulpo.... 597 A Japanese Officer leadinghis Menacross a River . . 600 Attacking a Fort in Manchuria 601 A NavalEngagement 604 View of Wei-hai-Wei 605 Admiral Ting O08 Captain McClura 609 Wei-hai-Wei:TheJapaneseFleet coming into Action
toface 611 The Chinese Battleship " Tsi-Yuen" 612 View inWei-hai-Wei Harbour 613 Wei.h..i-Wei andits Surroundings: SketchMap . . 616 Wei-hai-Wei :The Fight in the Harbour . . 017 Northern Shan-Tung 620 TheJapanese armoured Cruiser " Matsushima". 621 The Chinese Cruiser "Ching-Yucn" 622 The Chinese armoured Cruiser "Ping-Yuen" . . . 624 TheJapaneseprotectedCruiser "Naniwa Kan". . . 625 General Oseko 626 Lieutenant-General Katsura 628 The ManchurianCampaign 629 TheJapaneseprotected Cruiser" Yoshino" . . . 632 Map showing Effect of theShimonoseki Treaty . . . 633 "'Hard Lines!"
636 THE GRECO-TURKISH WAR.
Colonel Vassos and his Son 64O Prince George of Greece,Greek Officers andSailors. . 641 Sketch Map showing the Situation in Crete on the First
Week ofApril,1897 . 642 Greek Warships stopping Turkish Merchant Vessels to search for Troops 643 Papamalcko,aLeader of the Greek Irregulars . . . 644 The Fighting on the Frontier:Turkisn Troops shooting
down Greek Irregulars 645 Outline Mapof the Theatre of War 647 An Incident of the first Flight : A Greek Raider shot while
carrying awounded Comrade .....048 The first Inroad into Turkish Territory:The Greeks
repulsed 649 Edhem Pasha 650 The Crown Prince Constantine of Greece....651 Turkish Types 652 Prince Nicholas of Greece 653 Sketch Mapshowing the Situation at theBeginning and at
the Endof the Fight for the Frontier ....654 Hairi Pasha 656 General Smolenski 657 Hamdi Pasha 658 A Momentn'y Greek Success .... toface 659 Riza Pasha 659 Greek Pentant Recruits 660 The Opening ofthe Battle of Mati 661 Neshat Pasha 663 General Makris 664 The Battle of Mati:The Cannonade 665 Memdhuk Pasha 666 Reouf Pasha " " .667 The Flightfrom Larissa:"A Snap-shot"....668 "The Turks areupon us":The Flight from Larissa . 669 A Snap-shot at theFront 670 Ghazi Osman Pasha 673 "Pot-shots" at the Turks 676
THE CHINO-JAPANESE WAR.
The Battleos Ping-Yang toface 535 tLHxinf?ang S# The Mikado 537 KoreanSoldiers 540 View of a Street inSeoul ... ...541 Sketch Mip of the Campaigns in Korea, Manchuria, and Shantung 544 The Japanese Army passing under the Triumphal Arch
raised in Celebration of the Victory at Asan. toface 545 The Sinking ofthe "Kowshing" 545 Bugler Kiguchi, mortally wounded,continuing to sound the
Advance General Oshima 547 The Defeat of the Chines at Asan c^8 Japanese Soldiers holding 1 Trivmphal Feast 3fler the Victory at Asan ... . . . 549 Chinese Line of Battle when at Drill 552 Candidates for Commissions in the ChineseArmypractising
Archery at Pekin... ....553 Private Hirada scaling theWall ontheNorthSide of Ping-
Yang ...556 TheTaking of Ping-Yang . . ...557 Plan of theAttack on Ping-Yang 559 Japanese Ironclads dealing Destruction among Chinese Sailing Vessels . 560 CaptainTing . 561