... Gladden, the mother. sobbed hitt - 0y allet. giving her evidence. Sae de c abed bow ens left she child before the fire. which a guard in front. while she went into the hawk kitchen for a minute. The little girl was dressed in i , n night-dress read ...

... placed a gun there this morning, then came southward to liobkirk's Farm and lied on the guard, killing one man. The Hobiirk family 'eft in haste under fire. The guard then retired, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving Off Mr. Hobliirlis cattle and taking ...

... BANDMASTER OF THE IRISH GUARDS. Bandmaster C. H. Hassell, of the 4th Ring's Royal Rifle Corps, has been appointed bandmaster of the newly-formed Ropl Irish Guards. Br. Hassell formerly served in the Derbyshire Regiment, and, after going through the usual ...

... THR ROYAL IRISH GUARDS. Now that the Government, having dispatched wellnigh all our trained soldiers to South Africa, is fishing in all waters to provide recruits for the Regular Army and the Auxiliary Forces, it seems passing strange (mays a correspondent ...

... the passengers discovered that the third each was on fire. Attempts were made to coinmuniutte with the driver, but the communication cord was either not Said or would not work. The guard endeavoured to attract the driver's attention by waving his lamp ...

... before a ere with no guard on it. It seeing a inar thing that, with all the existing invecfiou of poor tenements, with all the official and amateur prying into the consciences of the poor, there cannot be a compulsory fire-guard. I deplore the deaths ...

... night. The Scots Guards and the Hampshire Yeo under Captain Seely, formed the towards which the enemy crept, taking cover behind the smoke of • veldt fire. When they bad got within 400 yards of the convoy they sent in • volley. The Guards and Yeomanry returned ...

... the V Battery Royal Horse Artillery will fire Its yal salutes of 41 guns in St. James's Park at noon, both on November 9 and December 1, and the officer commanding the King's Life Guard will turn out the guard to keep the public from the guns. ...

... on Saturday. the 26th Wet FIRE IN A HIGHLAND EXPRESS. An Warming Are occurred in the .woad portion of the 3.50 exprees train from Inverness to Perth on the evening of the 4th inst. A good deal of damage was done, and the guard in charge had • narrow escape ...

... the day. Iu the circumstances a night attack would have been madness, for the Highlanders were not fit even to guard the baggage, and the Guards, of whom the Coldstream' had•already had quite enough fighting, could not have made the attack without some sort ...

... being Ft for individual firing and 46 for collective: The Ist Soots Guards, now in South Africa, attained the best home battalion figure of merit, 90 for individual and 51 for collective; but this was exceeded in individual firing by the 'lad Grenadiers ...

... Giles's Cathedral. Edinburgh, and in several other churches in different parts of the country. Minute-guns were fired at the Horse Guards' Parade, at Devonport, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Sheerness, and Aldershot in honour of the late Empress, and funeral ...