Casualties:—Killed—No. 4338 L.-Cpl. Stirrat?, No. 3352 Pte. Lynn, 3517 Pte. Watson. Wounded—Lieut. W. Long, Lieut. R. D. Fordyce, 2nd Lieut. Hon. W. McClintock Bunbury, No. 3007 Cpl. Cochrane, 4395 Pte. McHugh, 4216 Pte. Watt, 3711 Pte. Jones. Returned to Kimberley.
17th.—2nd Lieut. the Hon. W. McClintock Bunbury died of wounds received on 16th inst., and was buried in Kimberley Cemetery.
18th.—Kimberley.
19th.—Kimberley.
20th.—Kimberley.
Major W. H. Hippisley invalided to England; also Vety.-Surgeon Sullivan.
21st.—The regiment, with 1st Brigade, marched from Kimberley to Kameelfontein to rejoin the division at Paardeburg.
22nd.—The regiment marched from Kameelfontein to Koodoos Rand Drift.
Bivouacked on north bank of Modder River.
Telegram from H.M. the Queen to Lord Roberts:—