... being covered with ill, and went to get straw from n stack to lie on. and only in sretting away when the Oct ns net the stack fire. Or.co was carrying tin jam a haversack, when bullet went right through the h&Tersack. but the tin saved him. Wyatt feu into ...

... severity of tho fire dizected upon the defenders by oe down walls have been compigtely down ahs fire alone, while bon oma shells ie indescribable. the} Legation, many or yards, tiers of loopholes had been pierced, through these s continuous fire was poured ...

... , I3tli Hussars. Gutteridge H., Pte. 2nd Norfolk Rcgt. Glenaway A.. Pte. Regt. Hall J.. 3rd Coklstream Guards. Harper A.. Pte. 2nd Grenadier Guards, wounded. September, 1914. Harris T.. Seaman H.M.S. Thistle. Harris W.. Bandsman 2nd Koval Sussex Regt ...

... with the Guards’ The enemy had evidently been comaderably strengthened on the north and east, and stubbornly opposed both Buller’s and Pole- They brought into action three long-range guns, many other cannon, end “ Pom-poms,” and the firing until dark ...

... (M.G. through a hail of shrapnel and riflo fire. Boj*,‘ says the officer. * must get to that houae,« our battalion lost.' God alone knows got there, but I soon found myself in the ceatn of the German rifle fire, aud God'e gmdMtt mast have beea above me ...

... and that the Bulgaro-German forces evacuated Monastir they set fire to many |»rts of the town. According Tnesday’s Serbian official communique, however, it would seem apart from these fires and damage caused explosions, the town was found intact. It was ...

... of the slight haze which hung oxer the water, and th?y mada farll use itTThey opened fire his leading shim, and salvo from the German gun*-;, almost the first they fired, struck the Queen Mary, and within six minutes the opening of the battle thunderous ...

... th® disappecrance of some other plans, and that Admiralty secrets were too well guarded to spirited away. The man from the Admiralty admitted that tho secrets were well guarded, but thought could get them If wanted to. I know shipbuilding firm that would ...

... Companies of Yeomanry, quickly dislodged them from the south bank, and them for nearly « mile, when they themselves under a heavy fire, from guns which the Boers bad placed ina well-concealed and commanding which had rposel ot the cokamen were hurried on to ...

... The weekly egg collection on behalf the wounded and rick soldiers amounted 84 last week. The Aolo fire engine was called out Saturday to hay stack fire at Martham Grange belonging Mr. J. Wiseman. The brigade succeeded saving portion the stack, the produce ...

... find a place to nee as a guard-room, rain has fallen torrents all through the day. It Is eery strange to that heavy firing always downpour of rain, bat such the case. bad to force the lock boos© and use that a, temporary guard-room-tho house. I mean, not ...

... approval of Heaven to the Boxer proy Three days later the extra foreign guards for the Legations arrived at Pekin, numbering in all some 440 men. Soon after the arrival of the guards, com- munication with Tientsin by railway was cut off and two British ...