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... wbich had been previously laid a farmhouse where the Boers were supposed to steep, was fired, but unfortunately missed. This warn the first night which there has been firing. The heavy rains of the last lew days baa rawed the southern tributaries several feet ...
... Naval Brigade, and the whole the 9th Brigade tha axtrmas left. Colonel Paget, the oMcer commanding the Beets Guards, woe Brigadier of the Guards Brigade, and General Chtaw of the Brigade. The engagement on right. For tha finttimsthe enemy showed himself ...
... massage dated hio-dder River, Decem.Yber 27, y es-AbnntW, three o'cloc'k this afternoon nt tots op-ened fire with -two guns. Thay diract.'d tcheir fire, we-ieich wats accurate: at our n-ova~l guniec One tweive,-p~ous dar replied mnost accurately, but th ...
... right, with the Scots Guards, Grenadiers, Ist and 2nd Ooldstreams, and Argylla front, with the Battery (Navel Brigade and the whole of the Brigade the extremo left. Colonel Paget, the officer the Scots Guards, was brigadier the guards’ brigade, and General ...
... 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 ...
... the direction of Victoria Road Station. The alarm was sounded, the whole camp turned out, and the troops were posted. The firing became heavy, bullets whistling in directions, ond it renewed later on. patrol despatched at daybreak reported that the enemy ...
... their conduct in the matter. Mr. Boss’’ Crofcer broke his leg while attempting to mount his horse yesterday. A disSrtrous fire occurred Liverpool vc«- terday, resulting «n the total destruction of the extensive printing and bookbinding works of Turner ...
... '“'|-u¢~n.n-:»-'-.u—~--r..n.m:y eter |0 I eredited U e VICTORTA WRST ROAD, CAVE COLONY. lted. More | December 30 —Oure troops guarding the railway \.;nm-—mmwdn. Auar are | havinz smme etreriences. whien show the temper ard feelne of many of the re| sedents ...
... position there was shelled effectively for some time. They made reply to our fire, and are dearly demoralised our unexpected movement. They Buffered considerably from the artillery fire. The enemy ore undoubtedly considerably disturbed by the tactics of General ...
... office exceeded those of the whole the previous week. There ore other duties to be performed in military camp, however, beside guards sad pickets, as the Southern Cross Brigade soon discovered. There were sidings to bo made, and platforms to be built. Anybody ...
... were thought o Lave beem yesterday, opemed Sire or e T e A The enomy fired shells, and their guns were served with great securscy. The shella, how ever, did not explode, and the fire was ineffec- .Wo hold all the posit took yesterday. Deealtory firine ...
... and suceeedexl in drawing the enemy's fire. The Boers opened a hezvy raifle fire at the eatrecre range, end after- wavrds brought irnto aetion two quick-firing, field ptooces, a ?? gun and a MiM11en Thee artillery fire -as net well directed, tlst ire I rifle ...