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Methuen’s force writes to his parents in Lianelly: “Youcan’t believe how happy I was fighting against the Boers, I telt as if I were in a football match. There was an officer a yard away from me who was shot right through the back. He then got up and galloped towards the Boers,killing three of them, after which he rode back to us and lay down, and he had to be carried to the ambulance. Don’t trouble about me, because I am a lot happier out here on active service than I was in barracks in England. We do get some sport here -—chasing Boers.”

They tell a characteristic story cf Lord Methuen. It seem that a “new chum” had joined his irregular horse. A younger son of a noble family, this young fellow had been sent to the col- onies to get rid of his wildness, or to lacrease it, as the case might be. He had not long joined the irregular horse before he was seni up to Lord Meth- uen for some gross breach of discip-~ line. Not knowing before whom he bad been taken, the youngster resent- ed and said to Lord Methuen:

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There was silence for quite a min—

ute, and then came the answer: “Let me introduce myself. Paul Sanford Methuen sentences you to twenty-one days’ confinement to bar-— racks for breach of discipline.

The younger son of the noble family wore a crestfallen look for once in his life as he went back.

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nearly all killed at the Glencoe fight. The field cornet, who lived about ten miles from me, was killed there with weers Wue area “ithina radius of 12 miles from tne were all killed, except about six. This was done, I hear, by | the 10th Hussars, but I see nothing of itin the papers. More Boers are dead than we shall ever hear of. All the Vryheid district Boers have gone to Ladysmith, and if we can only beat them there I think the Vryheid Zalus will rise, and if they do, then pity the

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letter which a Wakefield lady has re ceived from her soldier son. He says:

A tragic incident is described in a

Particulars of the Struggle in South Africa.

be excused, saying he thought the sergeant’s circumstances needed some explanation, and told the captain how things stood. The captain gave the ‘order for the sergeant’s release con-

saving his live.”

The London Outlook says :

“General Gatacre, we have been told this week, habitually overworks this men. He certainly does believe in work, and plenty of it. Mr. H. C. Thompson, tells usin his narrative of the Chitral Campaign that General

marching. They naturally bled a little, but the condition they were in when they ‘reached Chitral was a sufficient justif- cation of the general’s belief that if men are allowed to be idle during the intervals of matching they become ill. | And what Getisral Gatacre preached | he practised. In that Chitral cam- paigh he worked harder than anyone else. He had, Mr. Thompson nar- trates, no tent, only a waterproof sheet, like the rest of the men, and shared with them equally all the exposure and i fatigue of the march. ‘His energy was ‘ inexhaustable, and he allowed no de- tail to escape him, for though he made the men work he was careful of their comfort in many ways. He saw that they had fresh instead of tinned meat whenever it was possible to obtain it, and always tried to arrange for it to be cooked at the time when it was to be eaten, so that -hey might have it hot with all its juice. ‘Moltke’ re- marks Mr. Thompson, ‘said that the

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“] was in company with a sergeant in charge of some wounded Boer pij- soners. One of thes¢ Was lying on a stretcher, and wa8 being carried in when he whiped out a revolver and aimed at ai officer near, The sergeant

? was Carrying his gnn on his shoulder

with the barrel in front of him. Me quickly dashed the revolver out of the Boer’s hand, clubbed his own rifle as he would a striking hammer, and dashed the prisoner’s brains out where he lay. The captain did ‘not see what the prisoner had done, so ordered the sergeant’s arrest. A comrade slipped out of the marching line, and asked to

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Barrister and Attorney at law being about to proceed to Souto Africs for tbe winter on active milit. ary Service in reeponece to Her Majeety’s call, begs to announce that in his absence bie law-cflice at Souris wiil be kept open avd all Jegal busivers will be promptly at- tend ed to under con pent management.

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