... brought in waggons. now occupies hill the enemy's line of Cole»berg waggon bridge. We expect Cole3borg will be occupied soon. Parties of the enemy are flying towards Norval's Pont. Our casualties arc about three killed, and seven wounded, no officers being ...

... hilly cul sac, where, if ju camp was safely established, it would quite invisible. Immediately upon the receipt of this news party of Thomeycroft's Horse went out for further observation. They counted altogether waggons making for the spot chosen. Behind ...

... Brefd 0 15 0 The Misses Green 0 1 3 One Week* Egg* 0 9 0 N.E.R Rales and fares Office Staff (2nd coniribution) 4 1 0 Small Party at Hill Route. Micklegate, after recital of A.M.8. 0 2 0 Don Pedro 0 10 Employees Messrs. Simpson and Son 0 10 10 Samuel ...

... IMA PROMPT PRIVATE ADVANCES in sums from £lO to £3,000, for ktflg « short perieda, ON SIMPLE PROMISSORY NOTE reaponsible parties any part of the country. BUNDS aURETIES BEQUIRRD. STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED. Easy Instalments if Required dealing and ...

... England to continue the assistance which ho has been giving for somo time the War Office matters of organisation. A navigating party, numbering upwards of 150 officers and men, arrived at Pembroke Dock, yesterday, to take the new Royal yacht Victoria and Albert ...

... candidate for York having been made without their consent ! But it is rejoined that it is not usual on such occasions for the party managers to consult the other side. Mr Faber is, of course, well known in London society. As Registrar of the Privy Council ...

... I find that 1 had actually nnderst ited the proportion of casualties. Most tho sailors remained with the gun- and storming party, including all the Marines, under Major IMumbe, Royal Marine Light Infantry, and some fifty Bluejackets, under Commander Lthel ...

... Tuesday, Dec. 26th, 7.20 p.m. When the 12th Lancers went out to reconnoi- tre this morning they were also employed in covering a party of Engineers who blew up a farmhouse on the extreme right, from which the enemy had persistently harassed our patrols. The ...

... were shot whilst bathing. Meanwhile a squadron the 13th Hussars were roconnoitring on trie extreme left flank, and surprised party of Boers the act of mounting a gun on kopje seven miles from camp. As tho Hussars advanced the enemy hastily retreated with ...

... hilly cul sac, where, if camp was safely established, it would be* quite mnsible. Immediately upon the receipt of this news party of Tborneycroh’s Horse went out for further observation. They counted wagons masiug for the spot chosen. Behind them was buggy ...

... WAS CUT OFF. HOW MILFORD’S PARTY Desperate Resistance Aided in the Nick of Time. Hasty Flight of the Enemy. Bad Shooting and Dutch Courage. White Flag Trick Played Out. ...

... YORK ELECTION THE RADICAL PARTY'S ATTITI I'C. (FROM Ol'B BEKOBTKr To-night, while the C.*uiv-: adapt Mr. (irorg.- IVmi-m caiulidwte *•'« forthcoming elet.i.m Executive will be »enoi»ly ‘•■•ireg.-.l . . to run Chnstojiher Kim> •- , however, understand ...