... No force of -the enoemv w-as Aencoantr-2d. A sirOnlg force addvanced irom Ren.lburg on hc ! 11th utnder cover of artillery fire, and en- camped on a position on the enemry's cGistIril 1 I flank. No furt-her reliable news has ae.n to- - r-eivcd as to General ...

... Private A. Gamnes, 5th Dre.gorn Guards, llls January, en- t;c; Prrivate C. Courtn-ey. 19th Hfussrs, lOth Janluarv, enterie; Private A. aw-dr, 19th lIes- savse. 13jlth January. dysentery ; Lan.ec-Corporal J. IRees. 5th Dragoon Guards, 1l61h January, enterio ; ...

... cinent. In tre early morning des-ulrooy firing ogan. and towards elever o'lozi the fusillade be- c-am'o ltter, the Boer-s orcm-n un taardas our rig-fIt I'hi'L wLts held by thle New Zeaderes. The enemy direrd their fire at a, smell wiall held by the Yorks ...

... Madienzie, enteric fever. 3rd Crenjadier Guards - Lance-Corpoi-al C. Hewitt. 6th Dra- goon Guards-ilriva.te J. Garn--l. 10th llass we- Squadlrou SergGnr Znjor C-. Hall aud Privste A. IKent. - Te Coldstrrean Guards-Privates G. Rlitbords, P. Riley, J. Lao ...

... light of daw-n broke thle Nate. Boerdr liounted R:fles w ore about to fire on iit-' or si.tyv oot s, but tl& ] Ltsar t'lnew- op thluir Iinds, crving,. Do'it ishoot We ir.e thi tlwn guard. ''Ihe volunteers I immeM 1- ly lowerd their riffes. Tlaey had scarcely ...

... n, while a comp'arly of I lcs. vwhical advtnlced with a balloon Section, re- ceived a hears- fire from the enemy's trenche. The arzi'er- n and musketry fire coetirnues fron| Ctnerad V.-a-reil's pusition, bat the enemly arvt- rnit b--n shbced at the time ...

... MIODDER RIVER. At 9-30 that evening on- compair~on and I -were iformed that our train was aeady- and we a eta twnbled into the guard':s -van vith as half-dozen men of the A.T.C. and a generall cargo o- sheep's circamses,. potatoes, atda l lor.Ai tlunderstorm ...

... of erain 'fae shrrpnel sbells rand one sogirru.t sie-ll a-wiici. vere fired wvitih ture fuses' bust over the tainl, but nobxody -,as hurL. Ahkogetlier, sivteen- shells were fired at the train, an I si:x ot Basltto Ropje a.nd the nleighbourilug hfill ...

... which' to haeng all the rumours of Drem -'tatrs' apathy anra Tranav'al ererite which are cuntimo-; Lly brcught toc eat Ap t fire: l ate' ned tiei praphih'g thqese Stcisoes of Frec' State BeD-ers forte-i into ac-ion against l; et will at GCra'snm, cotve-rd ...

... and their right fromn the plain. The effect of the lyddite became apparent in a short time. The 3 itniatrv maintained their fire unaltered under excellent cuver. At an early hour the roll of musketry was as fierce as ever. The Boers resigned the crest ...

... sater Corporationi has been desabred at sea. James PRtaon was rucii over by an engine liear Glasgow pesterdas, and, killed. Fire ssisermnen lxlonging to the sloop Tlouise Kaarne hse heen drowsned nea Bouk-gase. Oine hundaed and ninety- ne-r crade ts yeskerday ...

... g features. Our itufaatry held the positions ae hich they had gained yesterday, aaad an irregular mulsetry fire was miaitained. The Boers fired field pieces Ire- quenbly. About noon their cannon waere discharged with great rapidity, asdilng secured the ...