... severe cross fire. The enemy was finally dislodged-at the point of the bayonet. *A coward's trick now occurred. A white flag was displayed, and when within, 50 yards our men eased firing, and whilst the flag was flying, a shot-was fired by one of the ...

... material has been IT taken to the top of the hill, so that the fire | should be seen over a wide district of Brae- mar. It is almost 45 years since Her Mlai.estv gave a similar command to fire the pile or. Craig-Gowan height, when she was at Bl-C f moral ...

... which was addressed to Lord Faleoner, at the Guards' Club, London. Other toasts followed. THE BONFIRES. At eight -huge bonfires were lighted, both at Keith-hsall and Kintore. At the former place the fire was kindled by the Countess of Kintore. who i ...

... opened fire on tle Boer trenches, and the big naval guns at the same time kept up a heavy fire upnca the same objective. A hot shell fire was kept up for nearly two hours upon the enemy's entrenchments, but not a single rifle or gun was fired in reply ...

... nornuinlg of 11th December. Butt nofficers and nien of the Guards Brigade, and O of other corps under Lord Merhoen evi- S . denslv slare the views of the Highlanders. An officer of she Guards, writing on 13tht December. attribut( s the whole disac-ter ...

... terribly battered, the funnel beinrc carried away, the machinery bent and broken, and the locomotive otherwise damaged. The gua-rd's van and the flist carriage also suffered by the collision. Four of the coaches of the Windsor train were wrecked, the woodwork ...

... th2 D'amoad Jubilee Iprcersinn of the (Q,_ a grim-n-okilng but Zafenial c'd wvarr-o, . features at once exurcss the aanati fire a d2 ,d of the Highland Celt witlh he sircn0. doggedness, and sagacity of the LoW ial,; st For, if Loidis Wolcelev and RlobertM ...

... Fenders for Bedrooms, So each, 24 Black and Brass Kerbs, 12s bd each. All Brass Fender. fromn ls to Ins. Fire-Iron Rests, from 4s 6d to 35Is , Fire-Irons and Brasoes, from 4s to 25. . REPAIRS to RANGES, MANGLES, BELLS, ets,, eti., by Experienced Workmen ...

... Feridets for Bedrooms, 5s each. 24 Biack anti Brass Rerbs., 12s 6d each. All Brass Fenders from los to 35S. Fire-Iron ,Rests, from 4s 6d to Is. . Fire-Irons and Brasses, loom 4s to 25s. REPAIRS to RAN GES, MAfA&LGES, BELLS, eta., etc., hy Experie nced Worknien ...

... osueul fo- holidaying. 2s 6d DANDKE.RIC-IEI and GLOVE CA$ES, for is 3d. LOT 3. For HO D-SEfOLD REQUIREMENTS- 1. Fire Svreerls, for 31d. 6d Fire Serec,is for Old. od and ls Va~es, for 4dd and 72-d. Great variety. :LOT 4. For WEDDNTG GITIS- I 3-orbl> Cloeks ...

... Feniders rie Bedrooms, Se each. 14 rlilt ar4 Brass Eerbs, 12s 6d each. I Af Brass Fensers from it3 to zas. Fire-erorr este, from 4s 6d to 35s Fire-B.I.ns anse Brasses xrr-on 4s to 2.s. I REPAIRS tc PAYGES, MANGLES, BELLS, etc., ete., by Easeiiesced WVorkotan ...

... SELECTION OF FENDERS, FIRE BRASSES, AND RESTS. CALL r AND HAVE A LOOK AT 'THEIM. BLACK KERBS for Bedrooms, from IS. BLACK KERBS, ',Ah Brass Rail, from 12s 6d, ALL BRASS KERBS, from 20c. WVROUGHT-IRON and COPPER KERBS, fronm E RESTS FOR FIRE BRASSES. | Black ...