... firing either round shot or shell. The ominous si- lence which reigns in the Allied camp, must strike them with terror; and Lord Raglan has wisely determined not to fire a shot until all the guns are in position. Three hundred cannon will open their fire ...

... LORD ERROLL ONA THE ARMY. WE referreda yesterdary to some of the irtresting features Vf the proceedings at Port Erroll on Wednesday in connection with the opening of! the new Public Hall and the presentation of Mr Woodman Smith's portrait. Another note ...

... LORD ERROLL AND THE PETERHEAD CRICKET AND ATHLETIC CLUB. On Wednesday night a ineeting of the members of the above club was held in Laing's Hotel. There were nearly fifty gentlemen present. Last year's balance-sheet of the Peterhead C.C. was read and ...

... BUFFELSHOEK OCCUPIED. NEW ZEALANDERS PRAISED. Buffelshoek has been occupied by Lord Erroll without casualties, the New Zealanders under Capt Poison doing excellent work. The Boers attacked Colonel Settle when en route from Kloetnhof, and a Major of the ...

... THE MAFEKINU RELIFF tOLuTAlIN. LORD ERROLL AJND THE SCOTTISH YEOMANRY4 There is no further news of the rove- ments of the Mafeking relief cahimn, wvicih,; according to our own and the Boer repnrts. I has passed through Vryburg--'tbe latter iz- ing Wednesday ...

... com. r missioner to Lord Erroll. The hall was beauti- b fully decorated . with pot plants and out flowers. The Earl of Erroll occupied the chair, and V the croupiers were Mr Brand, Ardiffey, and Mr S Bruce, bank agent. r Lord Erroll ir p: ...

... they could get Lord Erroll to agree to the outfall being into a creek which would bring the sewer into waste ground within Slains Castle policies, the saving in oost would be consider- able. It was agreed to approach the factor for Lord Erroll with this view ...

... Thursday. The obairman, Rev. Robert Ross, presided. The petition from the inhabi- W tants of Port Erroll regarding an infants' school and a letter from Lord Erroll an the subject were duly 1, considered. The Board decided that the officer n should make up a ...

... Yesterday Lord Mettanen moved on Molopo, a forae was reported under CoaunuHtant come uncler fire. At 6.30 General Douglas's guns were heard on the left flank. The Yeomanry under Lord Chesham moved to the right flank, the remainder of the brigade and Lord Uethaen's ...

... advisable to have the road opened as soon as pos- sible ?? thought if Lord Erroll declined to do anythisg it would be the duty of the trustees to make the roatd good and charge Lord Erroll with the cost. The Clcrkwas instructed to coinmunicate ?? Messrs Buirnett ...

... enemy lied in disorder, >.e»vmg waggons, grain, &()., en route. The pursuit was abandoned as he horees were tired. Colonel .Lord Erroll retarued at 8 p.m. without casualties. Generai Douglas had eight wounded. ljO' d Metuuoci came to this place to-dn,y for ...

... S C ( T L A N D. The Earl of Erroll.-The Earl of Erroll hlas ad- 1 dressed ai letter to tile TYimes, il reference to somne t comments by that journal Ol the nature and extent of r wlhat is described as Lord Erroll's compitratively h trifling onounid ...