... by the naval guns sending several Lyddite shells into the enemy's trenches. Duiring the forenoon a de- sultory fire was opened by the Boers in the di- rection of the outposts patrolling the banks of the TugelA on the left of Colen5D. The naval guns ga~n ...

... left unper arm; WKing's Royal nei a Rifles-Private - J. Ster,. gunshot ncf *k wound left upper arm; Royal Irish fixt s. Fusiliers-Private T. Brian, gutnshot stue t wound right forearm- v. Clarke; gun- the Ad shot wound neck; Royal Dublin Fusi- i e .o lier- ...

... understood thatonessages of con- dolence have been received by the relatives from the Queen and other members of the Royal Family. The first part of the funeral service of Sir J. Paget will take place at.Westrnister Abbey to-morrow at two o'clock. Tickets ...

... (IbtLrbattr th-e families, of No. 10 C'ompany _Soutlrerri ]a'visio-u Royal Garrison Artillery from Portsmoujth. arrd for Malta the fainslios of No). 13 Compani' Southern Division Royal Snarison Artiller fro rh Is! en!A Wight. The idian Can~tle. which leaIves ...

... sending therm B towards the Modder River. Tite Naval B I am sorry to say, lost heavily in that be.Oat Sunday we buined three of their officers opposite ahu Gruapeas Station. Tho s~amne dasy Divine Service was held in thc open battlefield. What a difference ...

... com- mands the Royal Artillery in the Southern Dis- trict; and Lieut.-Col. Walford, of the Royal Garrison Artillery, Isle of Wight. We learn that Lord Roberts has applied to the War O0ce for a large number of officers for special service, in addition to ...

... Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment, Army Service Corps, Army Ordnance, Army Pay Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Engineers, Military Mounted Police, and the 19th Hussars, together with four officers of the Royal Irish Regiment, left Alder- shot yesterday ...

... strength of about 800. -.y Tue first M-~ilitia batitalion to go on service be out of the country is to learn horse to-dey. The 3d Roy~al West Re-,nt, embarking. ini i ho Got- c-coda at thep RoyAl -Alb~ert LDock to joini the 5 garignso Nata owin piece it wvilt ...

... the East Surrey Regiment, the Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment, the- Army Service Corps, Army Ordnance Corps, Army Pay iCorps, Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Engineers, M~ilitary Mounted Police, and the 19h Hussars, to- gether with four officers ...

... The service, which was of 2 an impressive cbaracter, concluded by the sing-.; h- ing of the 90th Psalm, from the 13th verse, and r rho pronocing of the benedrction. st SERVICE IN ST AN\DREW'S EPISCOPAL ] 31 CHURCH. lO Yesterday a special service was beld ...

... selected to perform for China a kindred service to that which Lord Charles has performed for the , English reader. Not only so, bat he has also received a naval training. It was originally intended that he should be a naval off cer, and he accordingly underwent ...

... bhaa been at 92 all day, the Lpheat being. very trying for the garrison,; von Ith MESSAGE FROM THEs QUEEN. up 00- Capetown, Wednesday. hill eat -The Queen hsas telegravnhed the fol-, C lowving message to General Sir Redvers Lai by- Buller.: -T wish you ...