... news reached them, putting their ) heads out of their bedroom windowvs and being ! 3sure that there was no mistake this time firing 5 shots, and sending off rockets, ilahin g across the simdnight skv, very cleverly dore, so rauch so that -the signals reached ...

... the audiitor b~eing ke-pt. unk1nown en otany of the parblic haterescasl a vea age sum ha be lost to the ratepaye-ra.I would guard the public atasinst snppoeinig thbat i-es tsver-pitytoeit by rho Ciarpee-ation on. this headd of' ainic-ore-talx wrialti be; ...

... police c-vutingshed the fire severat l .4ies, t s relit, and articles of faurniture, such as a sofa and an e gasy chair, 'were consigned to -the flames. An attemrpt was also made. -to ut the Corn Mill lorries and carts en the fire, but the -police vrevented ...

... 3conui'y well wiu tin -he speeifd lines. SuddeBnly, w7>itout the sliglhtest warning, a party of siaarpahocteas opened fire upon -the ore guard, kilkug Trooper J. Ersch and woundinfE three, horses whfic another -party of molmted Boors endeavoued to stampede ...

... ooli-imrs. The regiments taking pvart were thC , Crenadiers, the -rd Scots, the 3rd Coidst-cam, - the Pewal PReesrve, tst Life Guards, and P-oral L ; Hofes CtL-uards. The Prince of Wales. the Duke of t York, Prinee Christian, and the HTet-atuair-ers > Sta;ff ...

... outer edge of the B-nrcalo-g's stait. 'Ihe nvews wreae quickly spy- ;-l that the euermy had rushed the eater -frts and see fire to, the stavras. i'alis eoun pri'w-sd toebe *te c e. a Un3der cover of dhrk-essI whcle General Seynvrnn cacdo a feinta on the ...

... undergone nll tlhe privations of the siege rf fillsysmith from the firsst sbet sas fired till it was I reLiv;'ed. |Colnel the Honourasbc W. H. Lowry-Corry, Coldstream Guards, who has just retired on half pay from command of that regirment and its regi- mental ...

... stage of the march. occupieod the onerous position of a'dvance guard, although perhaps the Street dangerous pcsition for any part of the column uad+er the circumstances Was tha.t of the rete guard, which consisted of the, Mashonaland Squadron, A 'Squa~dron ...

... sTEP. -iv, 24Tr M-YA.nCe again the ?? have taken -up a- mnagniflcent position, and cnce agman they hav-e evacuated it without firing a s0hot. thaynkis to the strategy which invariably pus.ses their outpostsa The movement destined to un-se the enemr bacL- ...

... iand firing 'point blsank at twnlenty marts - Fort Limlestone endeanvoured to) nsa ?? shot on the enemy, bus they put mest. of them inl among oclr OWOn '01(0, so a. suho~ltern snet .his request to his casptacat- T.ry to ?? L-Limestone irnm firing into ...

... ii awt all, mecrest-ad by thre c ...

... FROMDS J O1IiJA2NESI3'JRG. ENEMY~ STILL RE.TREA&TING. ~SEYRAL POSITIONS A CLOSE PURSUiT FENEiSCH A~K H AMILTON ENG-AGEL BEAY FIRING 'YESTERkDAY. The War Ct-flee shortly after mlidnxight lsaned -he tolln-, in- from Lord Rebs-r-s - Kh ...