... massage dated hio-dder River, Decem.Yber 27, y es-AbnntW, three o'cloc'k this afternoon nt tots op-ened fire with -two guns. Thay diract.'d tcheir fire, we-ieich wats accurate: at our n-ova~l guniec One tweive,-p~ous dar replied mnost accurately, but th ...

... opened fire. The false alarm, says the Morning Post's correspondent, was talken up by the Boats in a donga to the south of Surprise Hill. 'Then some snore Boears, posted on the Horn tills kopjes, ?? away violently, ron-eating Surprise Hlli guarded hr three ...

... and suceeedexl in drawing the enemy's fire. The Boers opened a hezvy raifle fire at the eatrecre range, end after- wavrds brought irnto aetion two quick-firing, field ptooces, a ?? gun and a MiM11en Thee artillery fire -as net well directed, tlst ire I rifle ...

... attempt to recover the provizions. The eneemy opened fire on the Suf- folk:s boo V aoderiraitshinstm1l )with catnnon, ob- liging the rmen to take shelter in a neighbouring -wasereouirse. Tihe enemy's fire was then directed on the two trains, liulilng several ...

... drawing a henry fire fronm a large force, ooncealed on a b-ill across a ',cArroWs flIt. M7lajor Robin, Vith a imoket onl a neighblonring hill, seeing -ile danger, hastened- to their assist o-re. He covered over a mile under a heavy fire, send susecesafully ...

... infatitrz- made good toiacress ILpa-serr. Arm - strong on'aed fire at 46500 yaris, and.d cauct tihe wit'ior-awsel of -tlhe gun, the whole hostile force . follo-rhr about. the sane timre as he .apened fire. Cue 1ma hudre-d snd twerweay nounberd troops by a o h-urin-r ...

... Carrick fergus ; E. 13. Cullen. Aggnes Street , h. P. Boxvrotzer. Bl~elyinmicsrrect ; J. D, Poster~ hi-A. Banhridh~ a ;Itielev Guard. Done- gall S~quare 7 T. E.-r ibon, Armogih ;Janmes Kirk~- w~ood. Pro -i-coa P R.8 Lea, Dcsntrirn Casrdens - C. S. Baird. M ...

... the excelption of a eli-lyt fla'i ,tf, lay low. Our field babterier oDae- ad fire at albou-.t 2,000 yards ranre l'ponI the Bo-r ?? at Pour in the a a'trnoon, and a heavs' fire was maintained, for an hour. Then tshe gmus went forward to 1.20D yard-l dist-nt ...

... w -hile actually firing his revolver into one of the looiholes. Captain Sandfcrd ras killed- and j then,, with Captain Fitsclarence. wounded amd most of their officers dead, ?? gallaxnt inc fell back, Eh-t'iug at intervals and firing at the Baer -wtrlks ...

... left. Liverpool on ,cthe i-t inst Cxrss-owil, 9s-ti J ?? W. King, 3rd- Grenadier Guards. rcported 'souwnded at Belmont, is dead. Plrvate1 J. Doran, ord Grenadier Guards, r-pt(r-ed msissni)g at SteOlder River, is vouded. ?? R. Hol-,es. 3rd Grenadier Guarrds ...

... attested. The rejections are very faw, despite the seeere test. A large nunmber are already in NATIONAL FIRE BRIGADE UNION. Tlse secretary of the National Fire Brigade Union, Mr, H1 B. Folk-s, stated at a, gathering at Woking thats the president, the Duke of ...

... Dragoon Guards, of which he is second in command. He joined the lst Dragoon Guards, now' at Dublin, in January, 1885: was promoted captain in 1289, and major in Octobev, 1296. annd the following year was transferred to the 5th Dragoon Guards. 'He served ...