... Nek, seven mile s from Dordrecht to the North, on 30 December fell in with a superior force of the enemy. Using artillery fire he operated to the rear of the Boers. In the course of the day compelled to withdraw to Dordrecht in good order, assisted by ...

... enemy's shells fell • few yards from the lamellal tent erected a few miles to the war of the firing tine. and it we. stated that the enemy's higittlf war fired upon as ambulance wagon Into in the afternoon, when. presumably, it being token from the held ...

... right, with Soots Guards, Grenadiers, Ist and 2nd Cold- and in front, with the 18th Battery. Naval Brigade, and the whole of the Brigade on extreme left. Colonel Paget, the officer commanding the Scois Guards, was brigadier of the Guards Brigade, and General ...

... extreme right, Scots Guards, the Grenadiers, , i the and tho Argyll* I i front, with the loth Battery Naval Brigade, and whole the Brigade tbe extreme left. Co*. i Paget, the omeer commanding Scots Guards, was I brigadier the Guards' Brigade, General Carew ...

... heliograph, via Weenen, Saturday.) This morning our two naval 4.7 inch guns fired seven shots in rapid succession at the Boer 6-inch gun on the side of Mount Bulwan. Tt has not fired a shot since. Yesterday the bombardment was very heavy, and at night there ...

... Atkins stood to the fire of the enemy. It was just a marvel of pluck. When it getting too hot borne, and their work being done, the General gave them orders to clear for their lives; and they rode hard as tbey could go. The Boers fired after them perfect ...

... heard i the direction Victoria Road Station. alarm was bounded, the whole camp.turned oat, and the troops were posted. The firing became heavy. Ballets whistled all direction j, and was renewed Inter on. A patrol despatched daybreak reported that the enemy ...

... Fusiliers, in guarding Fort, Ladysmith. said that ere out sometimes 34 boars a time, and sleep, try sleep. the roeis amid drenching rain, and that the ara very cold. confident of their being able to bold tbeirnost against enemy's shell fire attack He adds ...

... H. W. J. Carter. Wellow ?? M. Mr Thomas Oborn. Wrington . ?? Dr Froderic Wood. Yatton ?? M r G. W . Rolls. 4305 P H (ENIX FIRE OFFICE, JP 19, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, Established 1782. LOWEST CURRENT RATES. LIBERAL AND) PROMPT SETTLEMENTS ASSURED FREE ...

... Camp to Ladysmith, but they stopped when our guns fired. i Heavy Firing at Ladysmithi. [Times Telegrams.] C11TEYEI.EY CAMP, TuL'RSDAY, 7 10 rBl, Yesterday and this morning there was very heavy firing at Ladysmith. This morning Sir C. White is reported ...

... the island or formed at the juncture of the Modder and Reit. Ravers. They were arranged for filading fire; that is they were at such ungles that the fire swept the entire plam. The Boer prisoners state that the plan o! the battle was arranged by the Germ: ...

... and when the present Government into office was appointed Junior Lord o: the Treasury, or, language, Whip. For some time ; fired the onerous position of chairman of ths Kttchen Committee, and gave universal satisfaction, bat was too Dinner Whip that hi* ...