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... THE ARRIVAL OF THE 7TH DRAGOON GUARDS. We aredesired to give publicity tothe following: “The President and Committee of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce respectfully suggest that the Cricket Week decorations should be left up until after the arrival ...

... whether these prisoners were shot by the volley fired ovar their heads, or whether, as is alleged in some quarters, by shots fired by some of the guard outside the fence on the opposite side, who it is said fired when they heard the shots and uproar, it is ...

... next place visited was the camp at Lydd and the firing ranges. At Lydd Lord Roberts was received by the Mayor and Corporation. The old town was profusely decorated, and the local Volunteers formed a guard of honour. A huge banner was suspended across the ...

... StAck ox Fire.—A sanfoin stack was set on fire on Saturday morning throngh some boys playing with matches. The Wingham Fire Brigade were summoned, and turned out very smartly, as sixteen minutes only elapsed from the time the maroon was fired till the ...

... the alarm of fire. The men were smartly paraded under their officers and non-commissioned officers, with their pickets, when it was found that a fire had broken out in a tent erected by the Chureh of England Temperancs Society. The fire was extinguished ...

... the two, The M.L had been firing over the orchard, and when the firing began I could hear the bullets whistling over head, so, as I was much closer to them than I was to the Boers, I at once made toward them. They ceased fire until I had galloped up to ...

... on inql'xiry, a passenger in a first-class carriage complained that there was a strong smell of fire proceeding apparently from under the tramn, The guard, on making an examination, found. that one of the axle boxes was in a very hot state, and giving ...

... Hardwick fired two Orkt_}ll”éb shots with his Pom-pom, and was then R ec The Boers came swarming on to the h‘]‘]»-’-' es ptfi of the camp, firing down as hard as they could, . : pnd south-west corner. coming up from the south a & the highest We fired on to ...

... Frank Foreman, at the bottom of Shalmsford Street. The order was as follows :— Mounted marshal (Mr. A. Horton); Yeomen of the Guard (Messrs. F. Foreman and H. Taylor) ; Little Boy Blue; Brass Band (under the direction of Mr. H. Potts, Canterbury); Parish ...

... stated ‘that he detected Gunner Heanue stealing some fish at the mess-house, and obtained an authority for sending him to the guard-room. Haanue met him on the stairs, and asked what he intended doing with ' bim. He replied, “ You will see in a few minutes ...

... who have been all lthrough the war say that there has seldom been heavier rifle fire than on this occasion. I think it was Conan Doyle who compared the gound of rifle fire to the spitting sound produced by pouring cold water into a hot, greasy frying pan ...