... Grenadier Guards, while No. 2 sentry, magasine guard, was found shot through the body by a bullet from a service rifle, and he now lies the military hospital critical condition, although be* lieved that may recover. .. _ Private Boldry, Grenadier Guards, was ...

... to the* Pnisdan Guard may bes»n-feidered as example the manner in which not only the casimlti-s. but also everv movement of the various units .n the German Army, is followed in the opposing the war th« composition tho Prussian Guards Corps has been two ...

... bear her. Defendant had not. provided a guard for the fire, I and had left matches accessible, which was in itself offence. By some means not fully as-1 ccrtained clothing of the defendant’s youngest j caught fire and sho-was burned to death. Under these ...

... the Prussian Guard, wildly shouting and ehoenng-mto the jawa of death c*rae the finest of the Kniser's troops, for they had advanced withiu yards the muale of our field cane which belched forth hell point-blank range while our maxims fired into th® brown ...

... HEACHAM. FIRE.—On Tuesday fire broke out Mr. G. B. 31. Brown's farm. Tbe real cause of tb© outbreak i* not known, but it thought that spark from an oil engine fell on some chaff a barn. The barn itself was practically burnt down, some implements wore ...

... prevent fire running over possible, stacked within easy distance of the homestead, so that the stocks may be more easily guarded, bat they should not Ibe placed close together as to offer large target for bombs, or so endanger tbs whole if one is fired. ...

... Hartlepool and Scarborough, the damage appear* been alight. The flrrt diot was fired about 9 o'clock and drooned a field Just behind the Abbey. AeScSSon followed, wrecking the «««- guard station, which stands the edge the cliff in front of the Abbey and damaging ...

... from Three Bridges Station, but the guard decided to run into the elation before palling np. When the train drew a man jumped from a third-clase carriage with a large bloodstained knife in hie hands. After the guard bad wreeled the knife from him the man ...

... Caroline Blakency. ba« received letter from his son. Priv. John Long, of the Coldstream Guard?, now active service in France. IntercsVng extracts run:—“We have been In tho firing lino for twenty-five days, and the trenches were swimming with water. It wu« above ...

... revolution ones, and from within eontinnooe fire was raatutained. In all parts of the city the rontinons sail infantry. and civilians were complete porscsskm. the only stronghold rexnaimng loyal being the publican Guard barrache. At 6JO pm. an was proclaimed ...

... WIPED OCT. K •’ Centra! adtl*. what left of the Guard made, conjarotlam wit!i otlier •third British trewhw eouth of Yores Ka-tylike it failed, and the remnant of the Guard was wiped out. ran KAISER VIKWH GUARDS’ DEFEAT. Wedurwdty. the tllh. save the olhrial ...

... amotmtiog X-\m> was outbreak fire on Tio-sd the enginpef* work- of .Tobn McNeill and Co.. Lid.. Govan. Glasgow. The fire ..tartetl paliern storm. but was prevented from spreatling the fitting shot*. ~ Two soldiers of the guard at Hall. I/»:oester. the tier ...