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... [NEW STORY.) [COPYRIGHT.] T1HE ORDEAL OF F;IRE. BY ALLENT UPWARD. 'U-elnor of Secrets of the Couarts of Europe, 4The Yellow Hand, The Accused Princess, The Prince of Balkistan,' &c. SYxNOrSIS 0or ?PECOEDIZG CHAPTEMS. Sotnst Vonngiran. eo-oed t:> ...
... [COPYhIGHT.] a vi' ?? ono - --ORDEAL OF FIRE. By ALLEN UPWARD. I X hor Secets of t3'e3 Courts cif Europe, The Yellow Hand, The Accused Princess,. . The Prince of Balkiatan, &C. CHAPTER XXI. A WOMAN 'S COURAGE. There Was a lullf in the operations ...
... actually under fire. 2Major Cheriton took the natter coolly, as an old hand, and the officers explained to them 'dart they were waiting for the signal to nonannence the war. General Manes, they stated, had wired to Athens for permiciion -to fire the first ...
... [(E STR. [OYIH. I[NEW STORY') I [COPYRIGHT.] 11 I ITHE ORDEAL OF FIRE. I I IBY ALLEN UPWARD. I Ai ao f Secrets of the Couirts c-f Europe, The Yellow Rand; The ~Accused -Princess, ~he Prince ofBaksa'> -- , EeeSyYNOPSIS OF PIIECEPIXG CHAPTES. Ersvaughan ...
... (NEW STORY.) [COPYRIGHT.] ITHE ORDEAL OF FIRE. BY ALLEN UPWARI)D. 4 artnof c' Sc trecs c, the Cons -s of Europe, ' The Yelow -Hand. T he' Accused Princoss, The PrinCa of Baltistan, &c. SYz+opsIs Or P2EEDING; CHAPTEES. JErn.e.-t Vann, engog.ed to ...
... one of tho condce0nned prisoners, nancld Fontana, snatched the bayonct belonging to one of the guards aend endcavcured to commit suicide. It tack livo guards to oeerpower him a-nd takel the weapon frorn lila. Finally, -tho Court returncd, and the prisoners ...
... tlhop closa by. Thirr wa* a e.sail fie in the room. oinu no gua-rd. W aftir as was only ab'sent halnot five mi:unn4, and when -h returned she mnet the deeeaved at ?? door, her -ILA- be ng on fire. With the a-i-tai:ce if -oree neig usi The cut the clothes ...
... FROMI WAR CORRESPONIDEINCE. GALLANINTRY OF THE GUARDS ATSE,E -KAL Ruler details have nesw reached us of the Battle of Seneklal on May 29, in w'hich the Grenadier Guar.ds, I swho suffered heavily, fought withi conepiouous gal- I lantry in the midst of ...
... fdllows:- KILLED. Third Grenadier Guards--One man. 1[st Scots Ouards.-One man. 2nd royal Warwick.-One man. WOUNDED. 3rd GranadizrS.-One man. Ist Coldstream Guards.-Three men, 2nd Coldistreama Guards.-Fiv~e men. .tSeccts Guards.-TwvelvO men. 1Et rses-Lieut ...
... effect. The guards, however, declined to commence work under the altered conditions, and left the premises of the company. The decision of the railwaymen on Tluesday evening that engine drivers should refuse to work with inex- perianced guards 'was put into ...
... Their quick-firing guns, which wvere thought to have been disablcd yesterday, opzened fire en our cavalry. The enemny fired shells, and their guns were served wvith considerable accuracy. The shells, however, did not explode, and the fire was ineffective ...
... of the artillery and the naval guns, and the steadiness of the gunners Vuder, at times, a very accurate fire, was remark- able. The accurate fire of the naval guns from Chieve- 'fey was of the greatest assistance. Our casualties are not, I think, heavy ...