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... shots were fired. It appeared as though the Boers had removed their laagers nearer to Ladysmith, the eneamy's wagons hating been seen trekking thither, with the object of making a strong effort to put further pressure upon the garrison. Heavy firing was again ...
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... have been known to flee before it .t • )I.k-A I. one story of the war in Zululan•l, when hr antbear confronted a sentry on guard one midnight, with the result that Tommy was so taken aback that he fled immediately, startling the camp with the awful news ...
... Madge in an agony of apprehension. Let him think it's you. (To be concluded.) DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GATESHEAD. A YEAR'S LABOUR LOST. At midnight on Saturday a fire broke eat on IliNate wharf, Ustediead, belongin, to the North Eastern Railway company. The ...
... have a rather enjoyable time after their own fashion. Quite protected . from the enemy's bullets by piles of sandbags, with guards mounted against surprises, they play cards, tell yams, have sing :songs, and lead a geherally lazy life. For quite frequently ...
... and unscrupulous enemy, who gretitly outnumbered them. The men of the relieving force were warned to be carefully ,n their guard as to the methods that would be employed by the enemy. A flag of 'truce, they were told, will mean nothing -a all unless the ...
... too soon. By January one regiment numbered only seven men fit for service; and out of 4,500 men in the three battalions of Guards sent out only 700 could muster on parade. England awoke to the task in front of her; fresh levies were sent to the seat of ...
... cool, and the brigands had improved a fire of the dead wood which lay so plentifully to hand, and the ruddy gleams of the burning wood lit tip the foliage of the trees around, save where the shadows of my guards fell upon them. Above, the blue heaven ...
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