... for he mnagistrates consideration was wrether the faet of leavin; the children aloe. in the room where there was a fire without a guard -Anmourtentd to neglect within the meaning of the At. Mr. PhiliPs wished to have the question settmld. there bemR manv ...

... placed a gun there this morning, then came s southward to Bobkirk's Farm ?? fred on the guard, killing one man. l The Hobkirk family left in haste under fire. > The guard then retired, and the enemy occupied the farm, driving off Mr. Hobkirk's cattle andI ...

... which was= at cite.' azreed to. A sprc'iai vot-, of ?? to the ttaff in Sout-h Africa was THE GBA-VKSF.KND CARNIEVA1L A SERIOUS FIRE. -in conrec-t~on with the Graves-nd Carniv~al last a--:a bi4 bonfire was ?? on Windmill Hill, thi-'hat from which iz-nited ...

... Sergreallt i RSe.c. ?? rordo back under a very heavv cross- i fire and pickedl up a trooper whose horse had 2 ;e'tu shot, anid who was wounded in two placesi|, am-d redo vwith hitu out ot fire. At the tile t ,vihcr this act of walsantr7 waS performed' Ser- ...

... TOLD ROPUIND THE CAMP FIRE TAILIES OF THE WAR. A POERP DELILAHI. 'o1A NS Wi ES IN TILE SPY OUT I10,W P)IRllIS11 SEC'tIFTS L. .EAKE qjFOM QOUR S1CLtL CORRKSVONDENT.) ORA'LNGIE IUVER COLONY. Beotre war was doelarcd between the two Reoublihc and GIreat Iritain ...

... 2,560, made a desperate attempt to get to the stockade before the arrival of the advance guard; but finding themselves unable to do this, they opened a heavy fire, and then fled towards the village. Colonel Moreland then ordered Captain Wright's company ...

... turned out, to do honour to this liampsbire hero. By an early train the offtoers of the Guards, with their bhnd, under bandlmarster T. -mcCrogani, ind a firing party from Wellingtoln Barracks, came down. They were followed by distinguishedl mourners ...

... wvith cavalry, artillery, and mounted infantry, and the Guards and Geueral Stephensoa's irl ade, ?? been pushing the Baers to tho southeast, overvotsiu- such slight opposition as their reai- guard offered. Ye~terday, whce pasrt of our forre uula passed ...

... gutted. The fire is believed to be the result of incendiarism. NEW YORK. Juno 1. The Herald publishes a telegram from Washington, announcing that the Powers have arrived at an understanding that none of them shall landl more than 100 Guards in China. ...

... in boats some Chinese opened fire, and the Russians retreated. It now appears that the Chinese were only firing a gun salute to a mandarin on board a (Cthine.so war vessel outside the bar, and the Rus- siams thought the fire was directed against them. French ...

... in the Calle Ruzafa, and the gendarmes were received with showers of stones. Some shots were fired, and two gendarmes were wounded. The others returned the fire, and eventually succeeded in removing the barricades and re- storing order.-Renter. There was ...

... E. Lygon (Grenadier Guards), and Lieutoannt- Colonel Codrington (Codstram Guards) rode eight or nine miles beyond their camp on the 31odder River without any escort except a trooper of the Grahamstown Light Horse. They were fired upin by a party of Boers ...