... THE HORRORB OF WAR. just twigge-l four of their spies, ta-t*. Writ® once. A corporal the 3rd Grenadier Guards lies aont home a lottor at River » few days after that You will doubt hare seen the papers that raiment has been in the thick the fight, the ...

... HIS I'RETI)RIA EXPERIENCES. vrtwa t . o.notando tneautprd for 'b. AMC. T a .SrJAAO• third, C 9 PA et to le Sheep, trammed guard -a , -.. • 6d to Prices ewt., weightlywori r. Idvingstorm. but about nrichugla prittoner. Bullock., prime, Cl 13a: very nod ...

... Alter shelling them for some tame the Guards wore ordered ebaago tho position, hut with heavy losses, the men falling like sheep. The Boers tried old trick again, one of them show- jug tlie white and stopping oar fire, taking advantage tlic while put a ballet ...

... instance the men who re-took the Sandbag battery, from whieh the Russians were pouring a deadly fire. Lieutenant - Colonel Sir Cbharles Russell, of the Grenadier Guards, offered to dislodge them if any of his men would follow. Sergeant Norman and Privates Anthony ...

... gathered a few pieces of wood, placed a tin of Colman's double-superfine thereon, and eagerly he closes round the makebelieve fire, and imagined in his extremity that mustard was the only spice that would warm his blood, and relieve the feeling of lethargy ...

... lightning something Their quick-firing which were thongnt to terrible had general engagement, you » 0..« disabled vesterdny, opened fire or. can tell William that I have got a medal and '■“' bar to it. and now wo to .nomv fired ant! their were W« had to » ...

... far Heavy rains flooded the trenches last week, forces have only met the advanced guard the : All right now. British forces. The have changed Bombardment and musketry fire continues within the last week. ‘Hio main Irody of dadv from all sides. British ere ...

... IaIVADE ENGLAND! charge cl us wouldo tet us damount and fire. SCOTCH MINISTER com. The Queen of !lentil& •3ve a goo.:p a The Gray.. and bolted like hates. We fairly t„tiet. of the 3r4 Grenather Guards. both of Mr- ta ttidda,a• allieranstable, °I NI, a timaa ...

... were then dismissed, and were pro. vided with dinner by the hotel-keepers. Pickets were stationed, and the river front was guarded by a small detachment with a Maxim. At daybreak this morning the town was alive with the bustle of people preparing for departure ...

... Michael. Hell,. Petrick. rail HUSSARS. Close, Maxwell A., Major. !No DRAGOON GUARDS (ROYAL SCOTS ORE N'S.) O'Brien, Michael. Woo, Charles (Clintriooo). Aso DRAGOON GUARDS (PRINCE OF WALES.) Stuart. Clauie IL. Capttin. ROY AL Pt RLIN FIJKILIRRS. Moore ...

... detr A l tk orrri 'm te s io ' n 4l . ea dre. beset noteworthy number of * ' - ` -•- lio Dalgety, of the Llipe Mouuted Let us guard onr heritage. carry °Duped Donireche which recently th e aro (lettere! Awenibly of Presbyterian Church, n om h er en 9. now ...

... impression made upon her while among the Roors was that the BURCGHERS WERE HEARTILY SICK OF They bhad lost almost as maay from the fire of our sharpshooters as they would have done had they taken the town by storm. They ware dirt; and deetitute of comforts, and ...