... Kiwsa, and within half a mile of Donmpoaesi, the advance guards under Captain Roupell received a volle-y from the iight side of the road, and Captnin Poupell and several] men were wounded A heavy fire was opened on the first half of the column, which faced ...

... were as follow:- Killed--3rd Grenadier Guards, one mtan; Ist Scots Guards, one man ; and 2nd Royal Warwick, one man. ' Wotndeld-3rd Grenadiers, one manv; 1st Cold- stream Guards, three men; 2nd Coldstream Guards, five men; 1st Scot,4 Guarts, twelve men: ...

... Boers were seen making for it. Thirty mounted infantry daringly rushed up and fired at the Boers down below,. who to-rned and ran. Our guns galloped up under a heavy cross fire from the enemy's snipers annd a gun hi-4den in the Magaliesberg, which we at ...

... Baiyldan, R.N., BrigaGdie-Majcr-Lientenant Matig, R N. The Cavalrv Brigade will consist of the let King's Dragoon Guards, the 3rd Dragoon Guards, ?? the 21st Lancers. The officers will ?? Owen' A.D.C.-1icutenant Dkick-Cunningharm; Brigade- Major---ajor Sir ...

... undergone nll tlhe privations of the siege rf fillsysmith from the firsst sbet sas fired till it was I reLiv;'ed. |Colnel the Honourasbc W. H. Lowry-Corry, Coldstream Guards, who has just retired on half pay from command of that regirment and its regi- mental ...

... huorder, end that is strongly ,l gulardled, A PATROL FIRED UPON. A Priress Asesoiation special message, dated Aliwal North, Sth October, says-A- patrol of Cap Peolice at Odenaast-roomn was fired on at dax- u th's mornilng by some Boers concealed on the ...

... encountering a heavy fire. The cost of rushing a position of this kind would. be heavr in the ex- treme, for the gap is not sufficiently w-ide to enable then men to advance in open order, and they -would. therefore, be exposed to a, fire which would alto- ...

... 4Tg Or-rosa'ra---General Pole-Carecw and the rest of the -uards ba-e airived here, in- cluding the detachment of Coldstream Guards, w hose train was thrown off the line near Pan Rail- vway 'Station. Every wiund which the nien re- ceived in that affair was ...

... Gloucester Companies and t-io corupanies of the Grenadiser Guards. As soon as this position was taken Campbell attacked a seconrd strong posi- tion with a half battalion of the Grenadier Guards under cover of the artiliery. The enemy herd on well, but ...

... or other, mistook a British naval teciu'enan.t namred `c ...

... from ?? Battaliou Bast, Kent Regimient-Private E. Arnold, enteric. 2rd Batts-ion Cokistreanm Guards-Privabte R. Wfil- lier, enteric. 1st Battalion CAdstream Guards -Private T. W. Downing, anterie. 15th Company Southern Division Royal Garrison Artillery- ...

... the pro- In secetion, and Mr. P. Gallagher. Stmahane, ti for the defendants. Pattick l Kelly, guard it on the Donegal Railwiay. stated that hle s was guard on this train, which passed Ballyboboreen about eight minutes before elifht I o'clock. He was standing ...