“Although it is primarily no doubt intended for medical officers, yet it embraces such a range of important information as must render it of use to every branch of the service, and even to civilians who want a book of the kind for handy reference. While he takes the official War Office regulations and manuals to build upon, and freely lays under tribute the regulations of every branch of the service, yet the result is no mere dry compilation of Army Acts and Orders, but a book full of original and collected matter of a most useful and interesting character.... The modern army medical officer has no longer, like his predecessor, to grope about for want of definite instructions; with his new medical regulations in one pocket, and this volume in the other, he can safely take up any duty. We heartily congratulate Surgeon-Major Riordan on his really admirable book; and as his best reward may he find it, where it deserves to be, in the hands of every medical officer, whether of the regular or the auxiliary forces.”—_The British Medical Journal._ “This useful volume is in the nature of a supplement to the War Office Regulations upon which it is based. It fills in the details which they necessarily lack, and elucidates and explains them; and it is, moreover, a comprehensive handbook to all matters which affect the physical well-being of the soldier.”—_Army and Navy Gazette._ +INFANTRY DRILL, 1889+ (corrected to JULY, 1890). 12mo. Forty-seven Plates, 1_s._; by post, 1_s._ 2_d._ +FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS.+ Drawings of the Flags in use at the present time by various Nations. Issued by the Admiralty. £2 10_s._ +RUSSIAN ARMY IN ASIA, HANDBOOK of the.+ Prepared in the Intelligence Division of the War Office. By Major J. WOLFE MURRAY. 6_d._; by post, 7_d._ +NAVAL ARCHITECTURE, A TEXT-BOOK of.+ For the use of Officers of the Royal Navy. By J. J. WELCH, R. N. College, Greenwich. 4_s._ +REGULATIONS FOR ARMY MEDICAL SERVICES.+ PART I., 2_s._ 6_d._ Part II. Manual for the Medical Staff Corps. (Reprinted from the Edition of 1889, with alterations subsequently made by Army Order 99 of 1890.) 1_s._ 6_d._ +NAVAL AND MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.+ Preliminary and further Reports of the Royal Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Civil and Professional Administrations of the Naval and Military Departments, and the Relation of those Departments to each other and to the Treasury, with Appendix. 1_s._ 3_d._ +ARMY LISTS+ (Monthly and Quarterly), Army Circulars and Orders, Infantry Drill, Musketry Instruction, Gunnery Text Book, Queen Regulations, Historical Records of various Regiments, Rifle Exercises, War Game, and all Official Military Books.