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Naval Heroes of the Nineteenth Century. By R. Main. 1, 328, 523

Our new Great Gun

11

Memorials of the Army of Africa

Extraordinary Incident in the Life of the late Lieutenant-General

Sir John Burke, K.C.B. By Colonel G. Poulett Cameron,

C.B., K.T.S.

25

Thoughts on Cavalry

32

Torpedo Warfare

38

Historical Records of the Services of H.M. 27th Regiment (or

Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot

43, 208, 378, 508

Military Organization

56

Service in Ireland, the Peninsula, New Orleans and at Waterloo. 70

Reorganization of the Volunteer Force

80

Foreign Summary

84, 266, 421, 568

The Position of Great Britain in Reference to the Present Crisis,

By Colonel G. Poulett Cameron, C.B., K.T.S. 93, 224, 413

Ben Burton; or, Born and Bred at Sea. Ry W. H. G.

Kingston.

99, 194, 555

The War in 1870. By Captain Spencer. :

106, 244, 405, 561

The New Field Exercise and Evolutions

159

Transports for the Conveyance of Native Troops and Followers.

By Deputy-Inepector General Pelly, F.R.C.S., C.B. 167, 366

The Field of Waterloo in 1870. By Colonel Sir J. E. Alexander.

K.C.L.S.

177

Observations on the Practice of Embarking and Disembarking

Troops

189

Op the Employment of Arms of Precision

199

Memoir of Field-Marshal Lord Clyde

232, 349

The Cavalry of the Future

258

Chelsea Hospital

317

Suggestions for a New Army Organization

343