... TIMEPIECE, equal to new, io splendid ENT.’S.GOLD CURB ALBERT, yr oy pro never been worn; UJLD GUARD. 52s only Sas. 6d. precy lard ADY’'S 13-carat ROLLED GOLD GUARD, warmated only 10s. 6d. ten years; ; JRF OUR FOLDING CARTS FOR CHILDREN, from lls. od Also ...

... 11 o'clock we hear heavy firing from the south-east. The sound is not like Chinese firing. Are the Allies nearing Pekin? An hour ago we were heavily attacked, but not for long. Nevertheless we are strengthening our night guards, and told them to be very ...

... diers from the roofs of some buildings noticed two fires in the distance, and at 5 o'clock heard heavy firing. Is assistance at hand? The enemy is pressing hard. June 25 At 8 o'clock heavy cannon firing heard fro the north. The enemy is trying to teak 1 ...

... in the embankment with its fuonel stuck into the soil, and its wheels in the air; aud pven at that time was issuing from the fire dex. The tender was lying uear the bottom of the embankment, where it had been rolled the night before by the rescue party ...

... : — rom Lord Roberts to Secretary of State for War. ved May 16th. Kroonstad, 15th, 9.0 Two officers and six men of Prince Guards were out foraging a few miles from Kroonstad. They had visited a farm fiy- ing the white the owner of which eur- rendered ...

... furrows on ike strip is called the “fire-guard,” and the \w imposes upon the rail y company the duty and keeping it bare, so that if of ploaghing it or corn it the railway side of the “fire-guard” should catch fire from the eagine’s flying ...

... trite thigh and and wound on Edward manufacta: House, broken ankle, arm, and leg. and injuries to back and Walter Mo pessenger guard, injuries to of Loudon, concussion and contusion to Willam Graham, of Dundee, concussion and Coouch Bwinck, barns on keg end ...

... got up. After exchanging bags I started on my return journey and arrived at Boshof at 3-30 p.m. On Wednesday, 9th, | mounted guard at 8-30 with, uine men jor 24 hours, and at 8-45 on Thursday fcll in fcr rifle inspection. On Friday we the usual adjutant’s ...

... 1902. SALE ROOMS, BANK CHAMBERS, Me. WILLIAM COATES wiil SELL BY AUCTION, at the abore rooms, 17 class Wroughtiron and Steel Fire aad made of the bést South Staffordshire Wronght-iron Boiler Plates, and fitted with all the most modern attacks of to serence ...

... AUCTION, at the above rooms, First-class M* Fire and Burger Plates, and fitted with all the most modern made of the best rougat-irea Boiler to science, both fur resisting attacks of aud of the Gercest Fire, November, 1897, SKIDMOKES’ SAFES PRESERVED for ...

... eX &S. How He Ran the Boer Trooper Lewis Preston (No. 2,108), of the 2nd Life Guards (Household Composite Regiment), a of Mrs. Preston, of Grace Leather Lane, Soot- hill, is a magnificent epecimen of the British sol- dier. He returned to Batley on Wednesday ...

... eral, for Winberg, reaching Winberg on Thurs- day, 9th August. Here am put on duty with a guard to escort 40 or 50 Bc ers to and from water. After being relieved guard, I proceed to examine the letters and parcels, for we hav’nt had a mail for many a week ...