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... HEAVY FIRING IN KIMBERLEY DIRECTION. NEW YEARS DAY IN CAMP. (From the Central News War Correspon- Modder River Camp, Jan. 1, Yesterday was a comparatively quiet day in camp, but the 4.7 naval guns threw a few shells amongst the Boer trenches very accurately ...
... KIFLE fpronc* to American °J elusion, arc Riren the follotnue ao- HANOI Ti must that fire sia men to one are ncecleJ in attacking entrench ments in front anil guarding tions : and tins attack ng in front pwc finally gave after ‘hree ami desoerate experience ...
... the same afternoon the Boxers attacked the British guard left to protect Lofa Station. Reinforcements were sent, and the enemy ; driven back with 100 killed. Two of iur seamen were wounded. The Guard* forward and engaged the enemy the 13th and 14th June ...
... Rustenburg. and seeing that had chance of capturing Baoen- Powell, hurried off to Eland’s River. lax. Hamilton reported that firing FDrnd’e River direction ceased yesterday, an l that Hoare bad evidently been cap- umilton left this morning, bringing Bad ...
... Boers have hod many ki-led wounded «ur shell fire dur.ng the pant week Yesterday a small party of our opponents advanced from redoubt upon our right flank, and opened fire upon our line* from a distance. The Guards replied volleys, and few shells from cur ...
... capital style. The enemy were the alert, and our advance soon provoked a brisk fire from their trenches. we got nearer the Boers became flurried as our real intentions, and opened fire witn tteir big guns, thus disclosing their exact positions. Our gunners promptly ...
... companies I of the Black Watch. heavy rifle fire was opened, and continued intermittently all day. A cotiple of guns of the 62nd Battery, posted on the south bank of (he river, kept up a severe shrapnel fire on tho supposed posi' ion of the Boer gun, which ...
... follows: Killed—3rd Grenadier Guards, one man ; Ist Scots Guards, one man, and 2nd Royal Warwick, one man. Wounded—3rd Grenadiers, one mar ; Ist Coldstream Guards, three men : 2nd Coldstream Guards, five men ; Ist Scots Guards, twelve mei.; ...
... 18th irst. BULLER’S ADVANCE. is CRONJE HOPELESSLY SURROUNDED? ness of the under, st times, very accurate fire, was remarkable. The accurate fire the naval guns from Chicvelev was of great assistance. Our casualties are not, I think, heavy. COLENSO OCCUPIED ...
... action, and both wen firing the laager, Lord Longford, party the hill they took the held out hw for hon. two. was finally dnven off the shell fire, irnd forced retire our duett ion. The firing all this time wao very h, aw, firing volley after volley, ...
... attacked one thousand of the enemy early in the mom ng. (squadron of the 6th Dragoon Guard* furnished picket effectively, but a large number of Boer* gained the ground opening fire with their rifles and quick-faring artillery guns. Two companies ni the 2nd Berkshire ...
... threw seven eight shells to the lop ami the dope ot \|i)unt hour I>efore Knnri«r*. the hope of catching the Boer gunner* and guards getting up. We hear almost daily a few distant toward? rolcn-e. saw of four or five hundred mounted Boers yesterday morning ...