... 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 ...

... twenty Rimington's Scouts, while collecting forage came into touch with a, party of fifty Boers at Groet floep. The Boers opened fire, and on our men replying retired to a farm. The British were shortly afterwards reinforced by 200 mounted infantry, and the ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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