... _ on the afternoon of the following day. Firing conti;;;(1 --- unui past four in the afternoon, when Bub-Commandant Dansey and his force were able to advance towards the fort. Two boors later, after heavy firing, the troops were ordered to retire, it being ...

... they occupy across the Colenso- - smith Railway, where it is close to the angle of Tugela, with a weak rear guard. General Hart's advanced guard is crossing at Coleus°. Our casualties yesterday and to-day have, I hope, been but few.' The enemy on Sunday ...

... THE FATE OF A SPY. - - - Print. J. Budge, of the 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards, in the Meer dated from Wader River Camp, January 11, ways: Today we have bad orders to sleep in our bOOtik, so we may expect lively times. The Bows seem to be getting sick ...

... yacht a salute will be fired by the squadron. The Portsmouth flotilla of destroyers will head the way into the harbour, which the Ophir will enter as near as possible at two o'clock. The fortifications will be manned and guards of honour mounted at the ...

... Manchester men who were set to guard a opener of Cimar's Camp at Ladysmith. When the Devon& come to their relief during an attack 14 lay dead, one was unconscious, and the remaining one, though shot through both legs, was firing Ma The bishop regarded that ...

... CILL A Guard of Honoar of the Foot Guards received the body with arms reversed se it left the chapel, from wheels it was borne by a carrying party of the Royal Rome Guards. As the cella emerpd from the chapel a salute of 17 minute guns was fired by a battery ...

... Six Dining-room Chairs in oak, Hat Stand with born hat and coat holders, Bureau in oak, Tapestry Table Covers, Fenders and Fire Tools, Coal \ ases, Brass and Mahogany Curtain Poles and Rings, Lace Curtains, Gipsy and other occasional Tables, Oblong Kitchen ...

... SIEGE OF KIMBERLEY. BLAINA BOY IN THE TOWN GUARD. An interesting letter in diary form has been received at Blaine by the relatives of Mr. Dan A. Williams, a member of the Kimberley Tows Guard, and a son of Mr. J. P. D. Williams. M.E., manager of Messrs ...

... and. hiding his arms, calmly informed Captain Barchard, who bad charge of the firing squid, that he wee toady. The warders left his lido and the captain's orders to Fire were given immediabiy. As the ha ballets entered the• nor's body be threw up his ...

... supply them, and the Yeomen while riding off were fired at by some Boers who were hidden in the house, one being killed and the other wounded. It appesrs that the other day a private of the Scots Guards while driving towards Snakel was taken prisoner by ...

... Six Dining-room Chairs in oak. Hat Stand with horn hat and coat holders. Bureau in oak. Tapestry Table Covers, Fenders and Fire Tools, Coal Vises, Brass and Mahogany Curtain Poles and Rings, Lace Curtains, Gipsy and other Occasional Tables, Oblong Kitchen ...

... taking out the gun what its capabilities are. Firing commenced at 500 yards with single shots, and all who wished to were allowed to fire the gun. bubsequently range-lading without sighting and hose-pips firing was shown, with great soccer, the accuracy ...