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... targets for our rifles. 1 Immediately they replied From a Iong reach Iof trenchies with sharp firing at nobody and ,nothing,. HalI an hour later this firing vwas repeated without damage to us in either case. T'ais naorriing the Boers Lired at our i1- ...
... Emperor from Grimsby. eriptien extreme leit. Colonel Page t, officer commanding tons gross—Trané the Scots Guards, was brigadier of the Guards | Merlin (trawler), 129 nani of Brigade, and General 1 Carew of the 9th Brigade. from Grimsby. ubserip- The ...
... Fordyce of -Bruoklsy has, with nis I usual liberality, made a present of game to the 3 . Bruokly seatiom staff. also to the guards, drivers, I and firemen on the Fraserburh iseerion of the, Great North line of railway. MIr Rudyard Kipling ir confined to ...
... captured a British major and a capta will be sent to as Ten unloaded shells, imseribed ‘* W season’s greetings,” have been fire ite shelis were at Begrieos Foundry at Johannesburg WHISKY FIVE POUNDS A BOT Man Pietermaritzburg, hn Bh at mg that the iano ...
... of Bruck' ie. has, with his usual liberality, made a preeeut of game to the Brucklay station staff, also to the guards, drivers. and fire's en on the Fraserhurgh section of the Greet North 1 ne of railway. RDSEHEARTY—New YEAH'S I 'AY.—The new year was ...
... and from cover overwhelm thonm with fire, I For not mIany dai- more will the Ladysmith. i gallont garrison be required to lie lotw behind t their iworks. The relief coltnin wvill surely tree e I their hand- fr-ta guard of the town. and camps h land will ...
... cooper, who also succeeded in removing nsist of | terial before the fire reached that quarte h East | origin of the fire cannot be esenta- | no curing or other work has been cai where the fire broke out. The whole a mer- was purchased by Mrs George West ti ...
... retribution. Be lo ',lied around him on t h- present, and saw on every side the curse of beet en cloying upon him like a wall of fire There ea. no hope, no helpfor him, he felt, and at the thought the madness that hid been creeping on him for months gathered ...
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... flash from Long Tom or “ Puffliog Billy i sod than fire, their shells getting, home first two or three seconds, owing the greater velocity imparted by charges. Soon after 10 o’clock the enemy’s artillery fire from different directions grew brisker. The damage ...
... when the sentries' backs were turned momentarily, walked undieguiaed through the streets and past the pickets of the Town Guard uutil he attack the De'agoa 13,y Railroad. He caught a ,axle train end hal himself under coal sacks. This train he quit , ed ...
... th2 D'amoad Jubilee Iprcersinn of the (Q,_ a grim-n-okilng but Zafenial c'd wvarr-o, . features at once exurcss the aanati fire a d2 ,d of the Highland Celt witlh he sircn0. doggedness, and sagacity of the LoW ial,; st For, if Loidis Wolcelev and RlobertM ...