... for he mnagistrates consideration was wrether the faet of leavin; the children aloe. in the room where there was a fire without a guard -Anmourtentd to neglect within the meaning of the At. Mr. PhiliPs wished to have the question settmld. there bemR manv ...

... placed a gun there this morning, then came s southward to Bobkirk's Farm ?? fred on the guard, killing one man. l The Hobkirk family left in haste under fire. > The guard then retired, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off Mr. Hobkirk's cattle andI ...

... in-our centre. - - - The enemy's fire was very heavy, the slope of the ground favouring high fire. The'troops advanced pluckily, firing volleys. The Maxim was well managed,' and it did'great execution. After the firing had proceeded for half an. hour at ...

... which was= at cite.' azreed to. A sprc'iai vot-, of ?? to the ttaff in Sout-h Africa was THE GBA-VKSF.KND CARNIEVA1L A SERIOUS FIRE. -in conrec-t~on with the Graves-nd Carniv~al last a--:a bi4 bonfire was ?? on Windmill Hill, thi-'hat from which iz-nited ...

... obsolete. It is believed that the townspeople assisted the Boers, and also fired on our troops from houses. The Boers lost Field-cornet Nela and one man killed. The Royal Lrish Guards hare gained a splendid officer in Qinrter-ma ter and Lient. }Fowles, who ...

... Sergreallt i RSe.c. ?? rordo back under a very heavv cross- i fire and pickedl up a trooper whose horse had 2 ;e'tu shot, anid who was wounded in two placesi|, am-d redo vwith hitu out ot fire. At the tile t ,vihcr this act of walsantr7 waS performed' Ser- ...

... positions 'with the 2cd Grenadier Guards -and th;e gdi .Scots Guards right alone the front of tei main hill. This move, as had .be .x peoted; compelled the Beers eto ~scose themselves, and our field btterhs :immediately opened fire and threw gell very effectivelv ...

... THE FIRE FIEND IN CANADA, [BxY J. G. -SNEAD COX.] THE IeWS that what the ladies of Toronto delight to call dear little Ottawa has been destroyed by fire has sent a symrpathetic shaok through all the English world. That its stately Pdrliament',ulldings ...

... ;AT THU GEAT FIRE IN : R -NEWM-ZF YOK . .B .INHUMAN TUGB OAT'.( CAPTAkINS RE- FUSE D mTQRESCUE:T.TIOSE -WHO - ?? NO!3f tRY. ' r, ,, I q or ILLTSTRATION.] .Ia nT s doengd'et;a4es.of the fire *a corrae -siioordent .goes on to :5say: One of the most horrible ...

... TOLD ROPUIND THE CAMP FIRE TAILIES OF THE WAR. A POERP DELILAHI. 'o1A NS Wi ES IN TILE SPY OUT I10,W P)IRllIS11 SEC'tIFTS L. .EAKE qjFOM QOUR S1CLtL CORRKSVONDENT.) ORA'LNGIE IUVER COLONY. Beotre war was doelarcd between the two Reoublihc and GIreat Iritain ...

... THRE COUNTY -COUNCIL AXD. TEME , FIRE BRIGADE, SCA.NDAL. At the meetinx of the County Couneil on Tuesday cnext the members will be called upon to consider the complaints, ugainet the three officers of the Fire brigade *hose suspension was announced e ...

... CHARING CRoss ROAD, W.C The Prince of Wales dined last evening with L.ieutenant-Colonel Neeld and the officers of the 2nd Life Guards at Regent's Park Barracks. The Royal yacht V'ictoria and Albcrt, with the Princess Henry of Battenberg and party on board ...