... occurred at-Mt-dde. ,.nRier - I -xlh'ino out-erA, fver 25thi Jtanu--tRyy'lve lAr-a., Sk C U> s 1revare J- Bemhrr1~- 2nd (I -Guards-Dlrm-curor IV. Prir Co r2d an u-ary, at Veotierst-~tee 'issins-4 Tianomo .c ' ?? t tp~r F. A. Steitlt3. OnI 2.50i aaojr t ...

... mti.sun bayclud tu posat to viielta 05cr ln e 1 n i m;ii.ctad to proa'-c'h anid ithus I loui% -tU atil nri tC1' l--rtlitrtfl' fire 0 ~Ct:~elnyi 1) ouf~ 'M &>uk tlu Cr4eioctel o ag Le-ioevc'] he - u ?? r:tlat-l- btte frj ckboc-h I ?? - !,el lt il eel ittvets ...

... ours. T'LciS is be'aieved' to |ae lieen an'l er oi the can'oine tandre to wnich | thoy base reooru-d to) lure th!e cattle guard. A I| dep cd drif' es iioniediatelv in the rere of a the vRWi. 'nd c vod wo a.onri cxca' Beiet ?? m mica .in'bor orilme :twrri'- ...

... regard to musketry fire, the accuracy of elm 'too uerally attributed to tfhe Beers is vigorously denied by the officers commanding our scouts, who have the best means of judging. At Rensburg the Berkshires have now 'been under fire more or less for over ...

... Sicattinlg Oll a ko .oje, but Buller and the Boers alike refuse toi asatisfv- our desire for cntertairnments. Very little artillarv fire is visible or andible. The local Doer -itillu-ry is sleeping, but occasionally it wakies .,o the ev,:teus of half a dozen rounds ...

... Oreeanwerenosaited owihe right, and firing proceeded mnerrily foe a faw mninutres, when our artillery fire, aided by that of the Canadians, xvas altogether too much for tliem. Henceforth for the reut of the day the enenay's fire wuas completely held by us on ...

... navel guns opened fire at seven o'clock in the morning. A feint attack was made in ?? of our position by three battalions, which edwanced towards Brakfontein with six batteries. At eleven o'clock the Boers opened with artillery fire, and sent several ...

... gnu there this morning, theni came oouthw-.rd to Hdbkiries Farm, ;ad filed on the guard, killing one mrtm The Blob- kirk Lane-ie- levft in hasto under tre. The guard then retirned, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off !r. Hoblkirh's castle, and ...

... spy-tac Rl-tcxsBRe-s-. line ltir a y picket of fire Vict-oria Ridies, after: holding, a po04 aonne hours, vctcslt diiy, - v-s conips tad so ct -i- I ho Bioots got. s-n to e -adjacenat 1ijll raild fired etown a to han Tilaeas u- ?? were Jahib:eucad On ...

... overlooks tihe Tugpii The force wxls retrlnir when ite Boo .ir eonndirlerabshlo niyn- 1 t-rs, L.lk)opced ver the till ?? opnetd fire. OuLir inen rtlied. and a, ottery oartrllerv, is nh a imts til ot infantry, w nt ou their in 1f sti ...

... R' BAPTISM? OF FIRE. TELEGRAM FROM LORD ROBERTS& T'he Lord Mat-or of London has received the f-ol- lo.-ng teclesmam from L ord R:Loberts, dated Jacobs- dii, 16th February, 1-17 ?? The City of Lnrdon imnerial Volunteers came under fire for fito Lt.: tine ...

... ofte river, and thite work was achieved at a trilling loss in woual1ed men. Leaving troops and the avtal and oa-r one s to guard thie drift, Genemacl Freud,. :ith thr bulk, of the frces, includin, the Roval Rarse Artillery, uoved steadily ol towards |ke;acon ...