... ho pried ea oder rover of the innmd.rail. diseeahkg. ciphered hem sea eiesteee ihy. The Dons /missed to-day a trash twe fire se from Csleeberg 1.. due monk, with two hoary sues. The enemy's evident 4.1 today was reopen with Berta. CASrALTIES. KILLED ...

... yeetordaY - Private Charts, Fled Nieholl. of the 7th -_---. THE RUSSIANS AND THE RUGBY UNION. Dragnet Garde, writing from Fire Comp LIVERPOOL SHARES. AFGHAIIISTAN. -- to ~,,,, mth., who modem in Higher Ince. ala --- I don't Ithow whether yoa ham Thom ...

... ***teed to be Coeeeuuen .1 lOW .1. hinny berm aware of 007.0•ty likely to *rowel by attempt duatemb the too venom and guarded hymn! Ihe of &own • loffin iv robin , m+.. on In ors the !vector, Its meters ha. been dome= in later net gstemonto until ...

... rrmaining quiet for hours, perhaps days. and then mthlenty trod into the town, hoping to crash people walking shoot awl oil their guard. But this does in harm, as onr look-out ars always ea tin wstelt. to want the town by ringing hefa._ ire kept Christmas Day ...

... THE WAR. French's Column. A SURPRISE IN PORTER'S CAMP. BOER SHELLS IN A DUST- STORM. PROMPT TrRN-OUT OF THE TR(X)PS. THE DOER FIRE KILENCED. WWWIATIOW ItIMALI Rifigaiwg, SMunlyy.-4126 enemy .•copying a strong pe-sitinn between Co!caber.; and Siigerafontrin ...

... lot Coldstream Guards. Major Dslrytuple Hemel for Ist Wavle. Lieuteueni Flab brume. Ist Northeroherland decoed•Llets poem blew Kaye/ Highlesders. Record Luouteeent Minced. OW Yorkshire L.I Lieuseeset Wstertiosite. lad Seeforek fires lender*. and IM noea ...

... tha form then at General French's dospoaal, he retired hat troops nut of fire, and telephoned to me. 1 sent minforrements, oronrosting of one equadron of lb. Soh Dragoon Guards, on. quadroon of oho sth Lumen, and tho 21et and 42nd Yoeld Batterby road ...

... than taw at tbe country So Sat On oh. rob last our naval lens fired • shill into th. Bern treneha about Mont o'clock a nicht. The Boers thought we nor. aom• 04, thousand. of them stated firing at nothing fat a. aver they roald. W• an all going to they ton ...

... shrapnel. well as the ali/ls ftem the 6r1.1 gun.. Meanwhile, twn patios of 14irg1ers had amended two other spurs, ,tatter enter of fire from the Tree Acme Itn:pp Cement gnus, and a !fault, The British tried t rush them w-th the bayonet, tut their umlauts went ...

... bank the Riet River on our extreme right. They were, lonrever detected by s picket of the Swots Guards, and dnves bark after fifteen tanutes of sharp firing. Our guns enslave. to shell the eamny's entrenehasenta. let Imen's siIEI.I,IN4. THE BOER EN IRENI ...

... • haiy Ito bou led no our thernach. end the cher with ow r,n04 it ea. heed a the amp below. and .ntoreted them that the Guard had bun sanothhal. The hurled pert the thins Ma to ow at four o'clock the innnont tableland breath meshleder. and W. derded ...

... •ecn Wen. The weather broken, wet, and cold. anl there hart mart raisfall &um; the Iwo two day, The enemy keep qu.rt. o•y fired • few .hell at do, hne. to-day. The lhakeneherg Paasca are reported to be only abghtly keld, and there is a fine opportuanti ...