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... and Princess Ansu wfl bir accorded a lal COIVIDOLABI welcoras at , Portsmoisth on Monday. Tbs ars to drcas and fire 10.111116. obd,t guards or wdl moanted. Toe and wj Dockyard, rumery, Khoo's. • Om Tenstay is H.M.S. Sunman. Admiral lams aN, babalf al ...
... a motor tour from Invernets to rymouth. unissiom , 7l KING INSPECTS SCOTS GUARDS. morni The King to-day inspected. at Buckingham i'alisee, the 3rd Battalion of the Scots Guards Ms Majesty paid a warm fribute to the regiment. and expressed regret that ...
... Gibraltar disport+. dated December 213 M. I Mates that Lord Roberts landed at the New Mole. *here a Naval guard of bower was drawn sp. The artillery fired a salute. The Commarider.m-Cbief WAS removed by the Geo White, the chief Naval orbeers. and the Btadf ...
... received a share of the fire. which the _ enemy delivered alternately at this defence sad at the jail, the two subjected to a tirtng for some boort. lbe tort at the upper end of the village. held . by a few men of the town guard. now motored the azteotios ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel Cralobe, Captain Trott.. and Lieutenant Han. K Lygon (Gm. , and Lieutenant-Colonel Cudrington (Coldstream Guard. rode eight or nine miles beyond their nu the lioddor Kerr, wiecut any wort oWeaper of the Light Home. They g party of Basra ...
... with the European guards, after eighteen days hopeless resistanoe, ie confirmed. When the ammunition and food exhausted, the Chinese fiends ' closed in epos the Legations, and botchered thin- elm reumined alien They then Oct fire to the Legation buildings ...
... estabbsiel U headqoarters camp on a lug outside the town. the Grenadier Guard. in weeps tioa. under the command of Colonel Lloyd. enemy, who fied north-east, are supposed to. the advaoce guard of a force of Beim, with guns, under Corommidart De et. and are reported ...
... poured u hot fire on our men. Five of Diamond Fields Home were wounded, and sesetal Hussars were bit. The wounded were picked up by their comrades, though they bed fallen in the open, and thair ramie had to be effected under a heavy fire. It is believed ...
... on that date. Dress: Drill Order. side anise no rifles. • guard of honour. composed of 100 of all ranks, will be mounted. Drees: Order. Any member of the Corps desirous of forming one of the Guard are directed to submit their names to the Scrgeant-Major ...
... intererting 4i ..patch yeeerdsy I from it Tripoli eoroopnotiect at ten ; iielork on Saturdify its-cyanic H. We heard grin firing from an Italian erweer ten miles ont toi of the town. The emitter was tarrying out gunnery predate. Two ! cruiser.; came within ...
... desultory Hie firing. Soon after Rung began on oar front, there our held guns libelled • k.rael .apposed to conceal the enemy. Broadwood continued his advent*, end the general staff were riding down the rued towards • farm when the Boers opened fire on them ...
... Mahogany , Dining-room Chairs, Walnut erin entek, Oak and Mahogany Pem• broke Tables, Sideboards, brass Fenders, Fire Guards ' and Fire Suites, Venetian Brass .tali Pans, etc., etc.; Brass-rail tled-teads, Combination Sidteads, Overlays, hair Maitretwa ...