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... THE HORRORB OF WAR. just twigge-l four of their spies, ta-t*. Writ® once. A corporal the 3rd Grenadier Guards lies aont home a lottor at River » few days after that You will doubt hare seen the papers that raiment has been in the thick the fight, the ...
... lightning something Their quick-firing which were thongnt to terrible had general engagement, you » 0..« disabled vesterdny, opened fire or. can tell William that I have got a medal and '■“' bar to it. and now wo to .nomv fired ant! their were W« had to » ...
... far Heavy rains flooded the trenches last week, forces have only met the advanced guard the : All right now. British forces. The have changed Bombardment and musketry fire continues within the last week. ‘Hio main Irody of dadv from all sides. British ere ...
... are was tight to *©e the wonudnd brought in There was a mictsUo of the could no*, tec eur men owing the hg*» and ii*«v were firing on them- Othcrwlao shonld not have Jest many of our men. hare get some itoer a v here They look -il* right, and are being ...
... with the Bools Guards. Grenadier-, Ist and 2nd Coldslreams. and Argyll* front, with the Battery Naval Brigade and the whole of the Brigade on the extreme left Colonel Fagot, the officer commanding the Scot Guard*-. was brigadier of the Guards' Brigade, and ...
... Ln -'rs 19tU .. IS'.b UusAftrs .. .. 17 th .. . Lancera .. .. 6lh Dragoon Guards ♦ 12ih Laocets .. .. «. 5 Dtagouu Guards .. I ith ussars 10 .. ~ Mounted Infantry .. .. Grand totals—Killed. 789; widows, 20. LOUD GIFT. HOSPITAL EOTABUSH ...
... breakfast heartily and took tuliacco and made no more bis death than If it hud been lake journey.** It was a hitler cold day and fire was lighted beside the scaffold. Round it was throng lords and gciilSemon. , I these niado address, defending j very calmly ...
... maintained INTERMITTENT SHELL FIRE, but none their shells burst, and no damage was done. Then their cannonade ceased, and is estimated lhat thirty thousand men will f th ...
... ceding privit pain. I Monday special coart of petty scraions was BTBGCTION GOCKB. iLnouirer.. —I want to Corporal A. Hollott. fired again. This was at Ores Pan. whore we of ‘®« d tho formation of local mounted Father Bobs; ' held Randalsiown—before Mr. James ...
... of tho enemy early in the morning. squadron of the Dragoon Guards furnishing the picket charged effectively, but large numbers of Boers gaining ground by opening fire with rifles and quick-firing artillery guns, two companies of the 2nd Berkshire, four ...
... Private L. Farmar. 19th Hussars. 46C'6 H. Dawson. s»h Dragoon Guards (Jan. 10i. E. J. Ssndprs, 2nd K.R.R. 27999 Gunner C. FounUin. 51*t Battery. 4497 Private D. Coppard, sth Dragoon Guards. 401 Thooper Sydney W. Raw, Natal Car bineere. Trooper R. W. Woody ...
... MODERN HARBOUR, An interesting article in the January number of Pearson’s Magazine” describes U.e methods employed laying and firing subroari.to n •lies. Describing how the modern hart.J'ir .t defended, the writer says—lt is a comforting reflection that in ...