... of the 2nd Life Guards has become vacant. The deceased, who passed his regimental career in the Grenadier Guards, was appointed to the colonelcy of the Leicestershire Regiment in 1879, and in 189G be- came colonel to the 2nd Life Guards, in succession ...

... of the Ist Battalion of thle Irish Guards, to be begun fortibwioh at St. J-osab Wood Bar- racks, the esteblishmment in the firs-t instance being two Companies. Colonel 'Horrace Riro, oom- nasn1dig the Grenadier Guards, will tenaporarily act as colonel ...

... fores feaght thro`gho)ut the morning of the 23rd. The Chiiese -ore driven back by a riel- concentrated end beavy artillery fire. Tae allied forces enjpred I the Cityin the asternoon. No details have yei come thrrtgh gf the amount of davlage done. The ...

... enemy, who occupied the trees on either side of the track, and from the branches poured down a witaering fire upon thle column. Our advance guard haid been allowed to pass, and there was not a sign of a native any- where, and the road was as still as ...

... report Vwas ordered to be furnished at nest meeting. The auperinten dent cd the fire brig'ede reported trnat sinoe las mestirig the brigade 'a-d attended to fire calls cf fire and the an-bulance to 38 calls. He was in- :sruc-tad to obtain tenders for the ...

... and a Royal sahlutation was fired- A saluite of forty-one gums was fired in St. James's Park, Londnn, and ?? were flvynZ on the public uiild-ings. The da-v was also suitably observed at - Wudlsnr. whore a RovAl salute was fired in the Lon.g Walk, bells also ...

... benabertiment of the whoe siege. T-wo ?? and fifty shells were fired into the town, while the hirndred-pounder fired seventy. TWo high velocity guns from the Gamne cnd Jackal Trees Forts fir-ed steel-tipped, crnrour-pierci-ug, de'ay-action projectiles, intended ...

... opened fire. The false alarm, says the Morning Post's correspondent, was talken up by the Boats in a donga to the south of Surprise Hill. 'Then some snore Boears, posted on the Horn tills kopjes, ?? away violently, ron-eating Surprise Hlli guarded hr three ...

... ntead ct.prain in th-e injfs Drmgoon Guards, at Dublin, ard the ?? of cam> tains of the regiment has b'een increased front i-our to fire. Them HonourAale ?? C. Cora Lanlgcon go! ins coinnission in -he Kin-gs Dragoon Guards fron the old lst Somerset Mili- 3 ...

... R3attenberg, entered the train, which moved off amid loud cheers and thhe booming of the guns of the vwarships in the harbour firing a PRoyal sal-rte. A brief halt was in|ade at Chester, where sorne thousands of people had 'assembled on the platforms, including ...

... trains vwe halted onl the railway embankment, and gave them so hot a magazine fire that vie drove them across the right front of the bluejackets, where they were exposed to severe fire from the Centurions' Maxim and rifles. No men, however brave, could have ...

... Ireland and 'Rome Rlve inscribed on it on a tree ih the street on Lord Dfunleaths paxrt of the town. As usual in sueh cssese a guard was left, and for some nights shots awere heard. On Fridy nig-v hti the police pat-rol was withdrawn at t:.n-o o'clock, and ...