... drawing a henry fire fronm a large force, ooncealed on a b-ill across a ',cArroWs flIt. M7lajor Robin, Vith a imoket onl a neighblonring hill, seeing -ile danger, hastened- to their assist o-re. He covered over a mile under a heavy fire, send susecesafully ...

... force aidvanced, shivering ir tle cold Nvind. The Guards and the 18th { 13t-) Brigvaden marched parallel to enc'h ther, wn-le the Corder's scouted in front, the 17th Lancers forming trh advaaced guard. 'Tle land- drost retosed to come to meet Lord RPoberts ...

... e:aprcss * as comple cly a wrecked a-1d the I gas reservoir explueed, with the result that thie two last carriages were set n fire. The pas- sengers in the last carri age but one. were able to iave themseives, but all rhose in the eni carriage teem to hare ...

... snd tvenltv-three wounded. THE FiRING FROM FARMHOUSES. GENERAL RJThJE AND C'alL2AXEXWNT RG;WNTElT.I ht ho hnad-E1, 2r6TIn J'IXE wan y runher to nm o n- t Fag Zifl.th Jun~e).-Conma~nda nt Croaeter recer, ly ?? a oferi th fire I f udro e fa r g andlliD sc ...

... so shoutetd out Wiho are rout firing at?' Then tlhey' alir 1heir mistake. Tbey told us a-ftcrwards :t w-is the na-raweatb sliava Po- sible forL ua, as 'herle - erv sixty of the Tote-n Guard all waitin-g the order to fire. If they had done so there xvould ...

... On approahiig aT; Muller's faari, thirteen miles dir- I t tat, the scouts werle fired upon 'Y two Beers fr-am a, k-a p j e. They di sappeae r as sooni ao s wa opented fire, atid -we capture se vern - rh-n- maru and a quant irri-u of nir-lhes. GUN ACCIDENT ...

... of making an ancack to-nary but the Chinese opened fire from ren to eieven o clock 1w:, night, woundlmdng a few RuP1-assians. A;ter this they were quiet unail half- i past two, but then started firing again, and iept it up uun'til t-hree. The ixousaniecct ...

... the .5t.ha Dragoon Guards taken conpletely by surprise by about eighty of the enermy's force near Doornkop on t.he 14th. August, may be read Captain Reynolds and twenty-two non-comrinssioned officers and men of the 5th Dragoon Guards took comnpletely ...

... Royal yacllt re-hed thes flep,, vhich bad -divided into the formation already described, another -Royal salute wans fired by the or. guard- - shep- the deep 'booming of thle guns ringong downs cthe eurtain on one of thne emos memorable and historic visits ...

... A sqLuad- ron from -Germnany has arrived. Sr. Pa-ERsasvcG, TTEsDas .-The formation is ordered of eight batteries of quick-firing guns to be apportioned anmong thme four Siberian army corps sehich are bcng consti-tuted for service in she Far Last. A squadron ...

... Ei2oeri- elan sedtn , ur-ue. a member of the flit. h~i-i - itadie. w1itIR Ito-og a new aerial fire, e'-cape to dat.r- Due-, it it-alleged~, to a sitdden squall then fire seaja-E ca.psized tad 4Sheriehe fell frees, the. topldlr Ho5 was ?? broken tr.p. herbt tinisil ...

... 692 12s 8d. or an at erage of £>1 14s lad for each veto accorded. SERIOUJS FIRE. IN BELFAST. | The binigade received a c~all after miidnight to K Sing St~reet, w~he~re aD fire bad broken out at the rere of the prermises ccu~pied by Mr. Jamess A. G a-pbell ...