... Met- day, ?? habs hcelo rceived tare that utchulie ruhliwa-v erilge has b>ean dastroyred by the, Boer,,. ai Bri-tish. a~lvane guard ?? art th uotL il wirck te River, it rc: :~L, oaulud th -adbxi L. THE CAPE REBELS. 7lIESS ASSOCIATI OON TVA- SPECIA. J Crt-ntON ...

... K:apd~aar), 13th M.farch- Heawvy artailr- -firing was iM progress this mom- ing caross the Orasge River. Our troops are nonunanding the i ridge. There has been skir- ndshir~g, the British and Boers firing at each other from the opposite banks. The railway ...

... Shells coald be seen bursting in the Boer positions. The firing was continuous till 1-30 in the afternoon. then there was a lull, and a while - later the Boers resumed their c-annonade, firing every forty seconds. This continued until four o'clock. By ...

... in, where it arris-cd to-dav. The troops, excrapt those s-lich were required to police the lotoni, did not enter. but the Guards pushed through. As I wsi-e loud cheers on every side Show that the enthusiacsn of the townspeople ha-s in no wav- abated. ...

... of -cmi sins had ber C-ic-tad-c ;.ta- 'ait. II. to and heoeravcos of the fire front the Crc-use-a din. gun en 7>, Flbtnac- w--as a terca1'tc c~-piatlrp to 'iv Tb> a-unl wa's fire-d vs-c-sh g'-r-fet-ana.tcd ?? over alase tcI-wis. I, c- ould Irial ever-s ...

... Pehknaan, whtioe r-ounci | rirg near Foourteen Slreansg, enecrutertcrd bO& Boe>,. T'lee eneomy wcsc sur-prted, blut retur-od i ?? fire. Colonel Peae-knott, leavi- 'p obtl-ined ais ol(ieetm, retired with two men wounded. INQUIRiES AT THE WAR OFFICE. | TRe iar ...

... ibLL eke, in- | ' VArnter-rON, FIDIAY.-A b.risk raile ire Vwas :prured on. the pont guard by tihe enenmy yesterday,, OUT men replying occasionally. One of the guard waws sliglitly wounded in the nm-toith. The anoa on the IOcOI;OaG tower had ;1 few shovs ...

... Uheutenant-Coloniel f'odringtont, Cold- cotrertnc Guards~, rode eight, or nine miles hb-eyad th~eir camp an the Meoddcer River without ainy escort, except a trooper of the Or-ahamestrown Light H-orse. They wore~ fir-ed upon b>y a. party of E-Brsow Li-,on was killed; ...

... troops 'an the open the fire o' -these projectiles -is ineffectual as Ions is cover can le obtained, 'ut, -they are eore dangerous tic persons passing to the front from lon tsreets; of the toerU. On the night of The 12th a shell fired at twvilight os-erely ...

... were lcsp-atch d ie a11 diree- tioIIt, anit afte.r a. cpaplc of hOsUI' t.osrch ?? fugi- t'ves were, reeaurtd. The warders fired upon them, and Moore Nres .romuaded. CASE OF OePIUM PuraSreSo.-Eilen Longridge, Jose-phine Street, was adrnitted to the Belfast ...

... guardship H..3LS. !Melanmpus (Captain R. N. Gresley- will also be at Mngs- On t-he arrival oE the Royal vaht the fleet. will fire a Roe-al salute. The Queen will be accom- 1panied to Ireland by theiT Rovai Rigimessesj piuce.-e chrhastiac of Schleswig-inlstein ...

... -K11TUTrTT-woBtTH peta ltcd out tb ift all dhinpo aig~ csl ~ryrl oen ment, store-s miu ned hr a ho-tile crewv w~ould bie. guarded c'-ainst if the' trarispoi-rt were cllartotned directly hry the Admiralty. He understood thait tewhole froigist of the slipt ...