... the reduction of the Guards, Mr Haldane kilted that the Guards Brigade at Aldershot. instead of consisting of four battalions of Guards, would he turned into a mixed brigade, composed Seven years with or equal parts of Line and Guards' battalions. As to ...

... along their scattered line, and tried to nub them ender cover of the artillery fire; but they only held their poets with stouter hearts, and shot the straighter when the fire was hottest, and we could do nothing hat lie there and swear at them, though we ...

... still remains amazing and incomprehosable. The explanation of the Russian Admiral that it Japanese torpedo-boat 4 on which he fired, is of course quitean absurdity, unlessindeed they werethe creation of a mind distempered by vodki, as been suggested. So far ...

... (Llowes Court), Mr C. J. Lilwall, Mr R. B. Puglie-Morgau, Sergt. E. Powell (F Co., Talgarth), Sergt. W. George (late sth Dragoon Guards), and several former members of - D Co.. including Col.-Sergt. H. T. Lewis, Col.-Sergt. Reece Morris. Sergt. W. Evans, Corporal ...

... includes the famous St. Michael's Mount, in ell. on which rtande his anomurat home. The nee Peer a in command of the Grenadier Guarde, he joined in 1e713. He has & great deal of eery ice in Egypt and the Sou. dom. and bee held military poste in Hong Kong aDd ...

... was local feeling in favour of the accused, says a Mew Tort despatch, that the jury slept for many days at tlw court-house. guarded by troops with OsAlittir gum. The witnesses have been proviu d with strong military escorts, and nearly everyone concerned ...

... my blankets, which were rolled up with my kit, and relics of the war, about £lO worth. They made prisoners of as and put a guard over us. The first thing they did was to put • dynamite cartridge in the works of the engine and blow it up. A party of them ...

... aa they became red hot before the bottom was reached. He had always free-wheeled down Handerose- Mll to prevent the brakes firing. If anything was in the way it a bit awkward.' —The Coroner: These are serious admissions. Jones said he stopped once by the ...

... being required. The Colonel explained what would be required of 114 in ease of a nig, either to charge with fixed bayonete. or fire or ride them down. We had 100 rounds of ammunition in our bandoliers. Apparently the ineetinf wan between the Bondsmen and ...

... horse trainer), in trying to stop a runaway between Glasbury and Hay, waa knocked down, and suatained a broken thigh bone. Farm Fire.—By some means or other a clover rick in a French barn, at Lloiney farm, near Boughrood, became ignited on the 14th inst. Prompt ...

... who have /erred and are serving in South Africa, with the march of the Naval Brigade. Grenadier Guards, Scots Guards, Highland Brigade, Coldstream Guards, Welsh Regiment, Royal Irish Fusiliers. and the Colonial Forces, the audience joining in the singing ...

... John Pronger, Died July loth, 1903. Aged 32 years. At the conclusion of the burial service, customary three rounds were fired tile open pave of the departed Borderer—si , h strains of fife and mused drum filling up intervals—following which the was sounded ...