... '“'|-u¢~n.n-:»-'-.u—~--r..n.m:y eter |0 I eredited U e VICTORTA WRST ROAD, CAVE COLONY. lted. More | December 30 —Oure troops guarding the railway \.;nm-—mmwdn. Auar are | havinz smme etreriences. whien show the temper ard feelne of many of the re| sedents ...

... were thought o Lave beem yesterday, opemed Sire or e T e A The enomy fired shells, and their guns were served with great securscy. The shella, how ever, did not explode, and the fire was ineffec- .Wo hold all the posit took yesterday. Deealtory firine ...

... Jasvery 2, noow— This morving an advanced reduobt. comupied by detachment of Guards, drew the enemy's fire from » bushy ndgs, previous! yihought W 0 be wno vpeed The Guards had no oamaltios. | (Rewter's Telogram | MODDER RIVER, Wedoosday. 510 pm— At two ...

... Artillery. Cape Town .. .. 450 Deteot Edinvorgh's Owa Rifles. Cape Town 1,000 Cape Town Highlanders \-&T-n‘. . 500 Prince Alf od's Guard. Port Elizabeth .. 60 Uitenhage Rifles, Usteobage .. o .. 30 | Kaflrarian Rifies, East Lovdon .. .. $0 [ 15t Crty Volonteers ...

... nmfl forufisations. and kept firing ou our hospital waggons [t was nothing but & continuons humming of ranaons and rifies We did ROl BaAve A 4 MARS CASGAILSS A 8 We erpected. We went farther up next day. whem our troops fired again This was at Gras Fan ...

... men who ad. | vanoed W 0 aguin ol the wire were shot down. Major Harvey was hlled hore. sod our men had o rotire. Our shell fire dsd more demage | SITUATION AT MAFEKING. ‘ CAPETOWN, January 6.—The following pars. o, lically commmicated 10 the Johasmes ...

... the Oon. sor). —Sr John Milbank today went ouwt with & patrol of five men in all. On the pain norsh of Uoleshery they were fired an by the enamy’s out. pose aud returned. The Boers galloped to in .Wm.um-—.uma.u Milbaak in the thigh. 11l- BALFOUR IN MANCHESTER ...

... men 1o the Cape to fou the fire from the heights shove shem (o'l 4n) the war, and thus ead lhfi—d‘;m f ae, ihe spume of the surl on an Austrelisn | reeo complications. Let thewm support the Gov ok cibhed comet. | Put the Guards bad proved crument in its ...

... “ Ii DO YOU READ Srnrmen Man S SV iehs LIsBURN UNION. TO BOILER MAKERS swn MECHANICAT, i Mewting sary. 1900, Tll POARD OF GUARD above Unww will st s heid on TUESDAY. 23ed Jun heur ol 12 o'clek nou Cuilogs Priges and 10 the Prosifent, cunpotent Eogiurers ...

... river, | nearly due north and south, and st this point ::::-‘y v--':-. «»-1: of the Boer position, u-nm‘fl:‘ muskerry u-l(uuflwv fire, -:: :-d Dever oame u.w- ation. The Boer artilaslomg sn embunkmet trom Mto Bl bigh. wround twe in fromt was an almost mudhouw ...

... had wany killed and weunded by our shell fire during the past week. Vesterdar & small party of cur opponents advanced from 3 redoubs upon cor rght Sank snd cowned fire upon our Lines from a distant ridge, The Guards replind by volleys and o fow sholle from ...

... Colonel Porter quickls gave the order 10 retire 10 the cover of & aeighbouring il while three squadrons of the 6ih Drugoon Guards and four guns of O Rattery Roval Home Artillery advanced 1o meet the snemy Two squadrons procesded 1o the frost acrms, ‘-»-h- ...