The end of the Mahdist dominion. (J. K. W.) 272 Sons of the Mahdi and Khalifa 275 Lord Kitchener at the Gordon College, Khartoum. (K.) 281 Sudd-scape 299 Ambach 302 Papyrus. (G.) 305 Balaeniceps Rex at Khartoum. (W.) 309 Nagaa: Egypto-Roman buildings in the desert. (L.) 314 The above are from photographs by the following gentlemen, to all of whom, especially to the three first named, the warm thanks of the Editor are due for the kind permission granted to him to use the photographs, and in many cases the blocks themselves. Those not initialled above are acknowledged on the illustrations themselves. T. Mr. B. Türstig, Omdurman. G. Sir Wm. Garstin. D. J. Mr. Digby Jones. K. Mr. Hallil Kemeid, Editor “Standard Guide to Egypt and Sudan.” L. Captain Longfield, Egyptian Army. M. Captain H. H. S. Morant, Egyptian Army. P. Major Phipps, Egyptian Army. S. D. Lt.-Col. Stanton, Egyptian Anny, per Mr. Dennis, Scarborough. W. Mr. John Ward, F.S.A., Belfast. J. K. W. Lt.-Col. Watson, Egyptian Army. Those entirely unacknowledged are by the Editor and his sister. ABBREVIATIONS (_v._ APPENDIX H.). * * * * * H. S. C. History of Sudan Campaign. (Colvile.) O. G. H. The Nile above the 2nd Cataract. (O’Grady Haly.) N. O. Report on the Nile and Country between Dongola, Suakin, Kassala and Omdurman (Gleichen). H. S. Handbook of the Sudan (Gleichen). S. H. S. Supplement to Handbook of the Sudan. (Gleichen.) A. Arabic. D. Dinka. S. Shilluk. N.B.—According to the latest system of transliteration, many words formerly spelt with a “k” (Kâf ق are now spelt with a “g,” _e.g._, Wadi el Gab, Yagub, etc. The word for hill is always spelt Jebel, whether pronounced hard or soft. * * * * * LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS TO VOL. I.[3] * * * * * E.A. = Egyptian Army; S.G. = Sudan Government. Mr. C. H. Armbruster, Deputy Inspector, Kassala.