... charge the guard then went for assistance. The Coroner—Had you beer guard during night?—Yes, from a-m. to a.ia., and was duo again from to 9 an. Going guard seven, the magazine should hav been empty?—Yas. Hail you vovt rifle when you came ofl guard three?—No ...

... being in hospital for four months suffering from a shrapnel wound in the forehead, Private Percy Payne, of the Ist Coldstream Guards, reach* his home, No. 2, Stone Road, Cobbolm, Yarmouth. on Saturday. Ho is now enjoying good health, but the amount of bandages ...

... these trrnohce. from may come, before the last man » trill the same way they bad run away. Esperiaily *>“ t'f uutls told oil guard a certain trait 'w if, instead of tMnkin* about their *orkporting Uieir unite and eiviu* information lothr higher oomroand ...

... fuse had got wet and flxxled out. was cot and re-lighted, hot this time the illumination attracted the attention the guard, who opened fire. dropped down into the river, and. swimming with the current, had not gone more than few yards when there was an explosion ...

... from renewing their stores and ammani- tion. The colamn advanced along the Newcastle Road, and found the Boers holding rear-guard positions on Gun Hill, Lovg Hill, and Pepworth’s Hill. Oar artillery, under Colonel Packwood, shelled the encmy off these positions ...

... had good fill out for breakfast. Well, the day bad now »,et in very misty, which made very little firing possible all day this quarter, so filled our fire tip with wood which found near by. and made ourselves comfortable as could, smoking and talkio* old ...

... body had been away. Lieut. Bheph-rd. of the Scots Guards, nephew the Rev. A. J. Shepherd. Rector of has been wounded. Do was'©hot through tho lung, lies dangerously ill in field hospital. R.I.M.C. UNDER FIRE. ...

... *«• ci»l oireuaMtanoee. be retained In imiitotty exclusion of children over three into SS, alter March 1915. thus firing those Boards Guard** who hare not yet removed children from their gene- Another tnnevatton Toqalree medical oßeers to iofants uadcf ...

... tinwhokeomM, and not fair competition. St. David's Day was celebrated on Monday in fashion appropriate the time?. The Welsh Guards mounted guard for the first, time, desire of the King; and the Ist-Brigade of Welsh Army Oorps was reviewed Llandudno by General ...

... Wmrnelin. On the night of Octoner wn ne. romradee. Toluutedrrf to ta two wounded aoldiers, and went out tnc lace o» heavy firing. Twice they failed to th men. but tho third time the, .ueececlcd in hrinff Ins them safety. Sad relate, l«anee l Sman was ...

... “Standard” correspondent writes, our camp was awakened by the continual rattle of musketry fire. In the midat of the din we heard volleys, showivg that our men were firing. When day broke the news came that the Canodians were building a trench quite clove to ...

... Legations off their guard by inform- ing them that orders had bean given for the firing to eease, while immediately afterwards a simulta- neous attack was made from all sides. The Lega- tions were held for two months under continuous fire on rations of ric@ ...