... and were taken ni-isonlers by the fcc Boors. SirhscQuently a duel wae fought between 1s I one of these men armed wisth ii sword and a Boer armed with a. rifle. 'The latter shot the soldier r through the hand, but was immediately rum Wa through thle body ...

... walls of their redoubtse were skilfarlly h i loopaoled. The combat was .so close tha the j rifles were frequenrtly fired at an arm's Length i , betweeu the opposing forces. It was. in' fact, a i , hasd-to-hand efcoounter in the grrey darn. The roen on hosr ...

... ?? Alex. Henderson., Beauly: tl I Aex. Macrae. Confhouset .lcebn Paterson. Bl blair: John Diewar. 'Tranacoil t James Morrisona and Hugh MNorrison. Beaufort. Sir John Moss, C ?? Lovat in the forma~tion ofb the cops. is at pre-sent the guest of hi.' lordship ...

... rebeis b1y General Brabant thas beern withdrawn. bub rebels wishing to re- curn to their farm- may do so on surrendering their arms and ammunition to a mtgief'rt&, bo I to the nea4,ebt milicary authority. receiving a pass from such an authority. without which ...

... Army Medical Corps-Private H. t i W. J-carrold. 2nd King's floral Rifle Corps-Pte. r iA- Burns-enrteric fever. .A't Greytowen-Arm t. ;Service Corps-Driver A. C. 'ewman. erticrc I fever. Hospital ship G. le-t Gloucestcr 5 IRegimenr-Private F. .Madder: Volunteer ...