... WlthOOt ftl Aot heine -fired The enemy were then in camp, about four miles north-eai The position we got waa impregnable, and if the enemy had remained in rt we conld only bave taken it at a b.avy loss We rested there under strong guard until one ,o clock ...

... the shepherds-- to take them to •sen the image of the little infant Saviour lying in the manger, amidst the cows and oxen, guarded by the watchful angels, and his tender loving mother — Mary was the mother mild, Jesus Christ her little child.' Try to ...

... lost 300 kihed aud wonndod at Peitsang, Russia is continuing lux vigilance on the Mongolian frontier, aud lookout peats and guards are being increased. RELIGIOUS CAUSES OF CHINESE TROUBLES. Ia t_e course of a letter which occupies two and a half cclnmns ...

... up to now, there are daily parades to get them used to their new weapon, and a target has beeu rigged up from the stern for firing practice. This is a British India boat, the ' Warora,' (Captain Alexander), Sne is very old and slow. I expect Hugh know 3 ...

... mest successful character. COEDPOETH. Fire at the Adwy. — A Darty of Coedpoeth jyclists returning from Chester Carnival, late on Wednesday evening, discovered a stable belonging to Mrs Mary Evans, Adwy, to be on fire. They burst jpen the door and found ...

... Williams, an assistant warder in Knutsfora Gaol, and who has relatives in Wrexham and neighbourhood, left with the 3rd Dragoon Guards for the front. Before leaving he was presented with suitable gifts by his friends. Excursions. — The Great Western Railway ...

... Transvaalers .d_ us_ of them, and then deserted . ( f the Free Staters have gono to their -ion entering the town was headed i guard, it 1 1 of them Colonials. After id foreign cfricera came the North . i iv of the Imperial Yeominry, arew's Division, consisting ...

... spacious, arry station under- ] ground, propelled into a corridor carriage, with I little separate cushioned seats, with a guard shouting . out the. name of « aoh station as he entered or dls- j mounted from t!:e electric train. In less than ten | minutes ...

... official blackmailing. — -♦ [From THE WORLD.! Tho guard of honour stationed at Ballater Bar- racks during tho Queen's residence at Balmoral has for the fir ...

... p.m. for twenty-four hours, two i hours ou duty and then are relieved for fe»ur by another guard (t'.iat is two hours o:i duty and fonr off); also a deck guard — a man is stationed at dill-rent parts of the deck with his orders. They I read -.otne'.iilug ...

... town and ! *T-ic^ replied that he held Rustenburg for her U . ? ;T.. s Government, and intended to contiune ' v then opened fire with artillery, and I I , • ikt ihe heights which command the town. T n this they did not succeed owing to the good ■ made ...

... about nine o'clock, and proceeded to the Barracks, there was a large crowd to watch and follow them. The Bteaua fire eDgine, with the Fire Brigade, attracted aome attention, as also did the band of the Denbigh- shire Hnsaars. About this lime a very large ...