... FIRE DEPARTMENT. ororreeemadelnthe Fite thoCom' nanv has been very marked, and is the remit of the promptitude with which Claims for loss or damage by Fire neve always been met. Thentmoet security ieeSordod tolneureriby the ample Capital and large BeaerveFnnd ...

... tlieir arrive), the enemy, doubtleee thinking they were the advance guard of largo force, left and rode for the kof jee behind the town. Than wo were relieved, after being nine honre under fire. Out of 40 of ue, 14 were killed, and 17 wounded. The enemy need ...

... SEIZING THE PASSES UNDER FIRE. [By Wici Vot'-imcß.] Harp-time ! Aye, wit is, the day of July. The haggard artisan-soldier wipes hie furrowed brow, and. settles into brown study of the misty pest. Catching handful hie -busby whiskers tapers it to ft point ...

... he asked if anyone ad gone for the fire brigade. Ross got out at Fiderton and gave them good-bye and a safe j urney as he left them. By Mr Watt—Ross had appeared frightened and startled when they told him of the fire. Bella Macdonald, sister of the previous ...

... The Gi JOSEPU HOCKING. Anthor of “All Men are Liars,” “The Womar,” “A Fire” ote iF t “Tk Ww make mv ver, J rep d. NY ever since saw you U have fe at burden upon my heart N wit t I was gvri'ty of —of he al at a lesa how te sh ber sentence, but I noticed ...

... meeting this morning, he agreed to anchor with the fleet, putting oat hie fires. June 18, No news from the Commander-in-Ohief and advanced guard. Tientsin now cat off. Heavy fire was beard there last night. Three thoasand Russian troops under a major-general ...

... ins probable they would tiy to force through another one which was being guarded by the Camerons, and which the Highland Brigade were now their way to see about. ware rear guard to-day and had ...

... oppose the advance to Lindley, but on finding their flanks turned, again withdrew, but made sharp counter attacks on the rear guard up to Rhenoster River. Shortly after starting on the morn- ing of the 28th of May, it was reported that the enemy was holding ...

... occasion, and we became victors of the pass without firing shot. The place la one that suits the Baer’s style of fighting Al, and eat and bad smoke at the back of some of the places they were firing from, as indicated by tbs heaps of empty mausers. When ...

... the open fire; . Mr said this averment showed that the acciden Young t had been caused by the sudden of air when the door was 0 ed, causing the fire to blow outwards or the girl’s clothes to blow towards the fire or increase the size of the fire. The rauer’s ...

... to the artillery, although the Guards on onr right also fired a number of vulleya at long range. The Boer* reserved their fire until onr force, under cover of darkness, were returning to camp, when six sheila were fired from the enemy’s position, without ...

... children began to assemble at the quay io such oumbers that the guard of soldiers deemed it expedient 10 eummun theie comrades from the Temperance Hall, which they accurdingly did by firing a shot. The Sheriff and Provost were present when the crowd assembled ...