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... have been exchanging shots to-day on front and both flanks, which breaks the monotony without doing damage on our side. A detachment mounted irregulars advanced •gainst Tugela bridge, the right of the front, sufficiently close to draw the enemy's fire. ...
... similar number from tbe ranks of those who havo only recently the colours. The combined party. 400 strong, marched three detachments to station from theL- respective quarters All three sections, making the combined party cf 40C, had reached the Nine Elms ...
... divisions f the brigade. Since the following have been despatched:—One detachment fifty officers and mem per the s.s. Orient, which left on Friday. thj 29!h December last; ther detachment twenty-two officers and men. which left St. * this morning to embark ...
... 196 horses, six guns, wagons. 4c.: detachment of 79 men, with 93 horses and wagons of the Battery Royal Horse Artillery, ammunition co'aimn, drafts 0 f Royal Scots Fusiliers and Royal Welsh lusibers, and detachment of the Army Post-office Corps. Messrs ...
... Peare and Co., of London, have re- ceived the order forthe clothing and equipment 'W of the St. Heens detachment. The officers of of ,w- the detachment are Lieutenant Lewis end Lieu- -be 51- tensa Robson, both of the Widnes Company. wi a, Yesterday afternoon ...
... compelling to draw back a little for shelter. t # The Suffolks and Berkshires kept a IOH, e Tj oBlfcionß P Boera whUe and a detachment of the Royal the mmeA the right flank of heavy ret upon kopje. After the some . d 1 fi had been kept up for Mounted Infantry ...
... Tuesday British sympathisers contributed in aid killed in Africa RETURN OF WOUNDED (Reuter’s Telegram) Tuesday The to-morrow for 170 Knight of Durban BOERS Telegram) Paris to the “Echo committee of the Francaise are aid the Boers to Transvaal forces Many volunteers ...
... Lieut. E. l. lownroe, Lieut. B. W. Garnett, Lieut. J. W. Cohen. Surgeon Capt. St. V. Emma. The Gaul is also eouvrying a detachment of 300 men of the regiment. THE SEIZURE OF .1 GERMAN SHIP. Hamburg, Weduesday. The German Fait Africa hue has received a ...
... application to f iSD cr m J? ,Oß ?? or B^er &\mmr and f' &ay ( UiWr locai ?? ?? CsStdiS p£ feittj.«^sujr i^rSsr- 1 ?? E YE Ai,D J}AB I^ISEASBS ai ?? OP -eBATION. ?? •^2SS?i'?f l C***t r, - Ct *d aU Dueases of iSL^* ?? r _L a i' ,v fo v nn »- Noises ...
... The value of tho Crosthwaite living is £195, and that of Helsington £154. The ChtjfvCh Pastoral Aid Society.— Sermons on behalf of the Church Pastoral Aid Society were preached number of churches in tbe Manchester district yesterday, including St. Thomas's ...
... officers were anxious to sink their rank in order to bo taken as privates, and there would be no difficulty in findine second detachment if it were deemed necessary. (Hheers.) public ought not to overlook thegreat necessity that existed for increased subscriptions ...