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... was formerly oil the Daily Mail. SOMETHING DREADFUL. HULL POLICEMAN'S REVIEW. Private George Butters, of the Coldstream Guards—% member the Hull Police Force —has written to his wife from Modder River, his letter hein|* received this morning. says have ...
... ejJ7 ,fce!>. - Feb. 5 ! Foe. 9 |Feb. 11 OMRAH (tw. sc.), 8281 Feb. 1(5 Feb. 'V ' Feb. 23 'Feb. 25 First end Second Saloon Fires to Australia, 3S to 70; i Return, 65 to 110. Also theap Third-class TirkeL ...
... Bulwana •' ' ; s firing in the direction of the South, or had been removed in the night. A message to that effect was telephoned i Headquarter? to the Naval Brigade. Captain Lambton replied that ho did not believe the ntory. Fire a shot aads.see, was ...
... wbich had been previously laid a farmhouse where the Boers were supposed to steep, was fired, but unfortunately missed. This warn the first night which there has been firing. The heavy rains of the last lew days baa rawed the southern tributaries several feet ...
... Guardian years of age He retired list SERIOUS FIRE CAUSED BY LAMP EXPLOSION Fire-Brigade Brigade cailct fire at residence about miles from ablaze the efforts the furniture destroyed amage to extent £200 was done fire originated TODMORDEN MYSTERY report district ...
... open, and from cover overwhelm them with fire. For not many days more will the Ladysmith gallant gacrison be required to lie low behind their works. The relief column will surely free their hands from guarding the town and camp, and will enable them to ...
... constables the Kirk ham Police Division a he-adquarlor? 'Saturday evening say good-hyp f number, who is rejoining the 2nd •; Guards. Afterwards Supei Or- .. .he men. and asked for volunteers . . ■ required their service*. Inrta.. v nan volunteered for eervio' ...
... electric cable* far the searchlights. , The number of guns mounted on the tort* and redoubts said of la|se calibre and quick-firing of different kind*. It is stated that some of the guns are of 23 centimetres calibre, but this ia doubtful: it is known, however ...
... quarter of an hour. Again we may ask whether the exact position of the trenes was not !nown befere our men were sent into a fire- swtept, coverlevs zone, from which they were ?? to retire. It wiil be seen that our Correspondenmt attributes the favoura-ble ...
... Scots cy Guards, Grenadiers, 1st and 2nd Coldetreams and s ?? in front, wirli 17th Battery, the N'aval _ Brigade anoe the whole of the 9th Brigade on the I extremeleft. ColonelPaget, officercommanding *i the Scots Guards, was brigadier of the Guards I o, ...
... They in constant dread of farther sorties, and eonbtantly open fire at night along the line of pickets. The garrison are beginning to feel the pinch of siege life. Suspense, sickness, shell fire, and smaller retie= tend to make the situation severe. But all ...
... Glouceaterahire Begimottta receiving punishment . . ' ' . . • • . ' . ; To-day tor somo extraordinary reason tno enemy hava not fired thair big guns from the south , but from explosions . heard , it is believed that they are destroying the railway bctwooa ...