Lord Salisbury on the War
Lord Salisbury, speaking recently, said: He did not believe in the kind of war which they were waging. They had ever…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1902
250 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 13
Boer War
The diary of a German pro-Boer lady residing at Pretoria has been published. In it the writer describes the conduct of British soldiers as simply exemplary, and doclares that the stories…
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The Cape Premier maintains there must be no question of making terms with the Boers, except au unconditional surrender…
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In his speech at Birmingham, Mr. Chamberlain, vigorously defended himself from the attacks which have been made on him in connection with…
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FARRIER-SERGEANT George Jennings Dickson, of the 3rd Now South Wales Mounted Rifles, has died of enteric fever at Standerton. Sir Henry Campbell-Baunerman, the leader…
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The Blue Book issued by the Colonial Office, shows that concentration camps were rendered imperative owing to General Botha's threat, made in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War in South Africa. Views of the Sector of the Edinburgh University
Speaking at the Edinburgh University, the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava said:—Though the war had entailed the sacrifice of so…
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In the London Criminal Court, before the Lord Chief Alverstone, Dr. Frederick Edward Trangott Krause was charged with having unlawfully incited Cornelius Brocksma…
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Mr. Davis, formerly an Under-Secretory in the United States Government, has presented a petition to Congress, signed by 212,000 residents of the South-western States, asking for intervention in…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Latest Cablegrams. The Boer War. London, Friday. a Vindictive Boy
While the Dragoon Guards were skirmishing near Harrismith on Wednesday last a child was seen approaching the lines. He sauntered along…
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LORD KITCHENER states, in his last weekly report, that continuous rains interrupted operations. During the week 31 Boers were killed and 18 wounded 170 prisoners were taken, and…
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Commandant Beyers seized a concentration camp at Petersburg, and carried off a large number of Boers who had surrendered to the British…
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Two of tho Yeomanry assort that the Boers is December captured a small convoy at Phillip-polis and murdered eight drivers, several of whom were tied to wheels of waggons and burnt…
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AN Australian contingenter to London MORNING LEADER :—I think we lost more officers from our own rifles in some cases that from the rifles of the enemy. A good many, I feel sure, were shot…
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Mr. Balfour says that no overtures for peace have been made by any authorised person on behalf of the Boers, but communications have been…
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Major-General Bruce Hamilton has captured a Boer laager and taken 82 prisoners at Neeepan, in the eastern Transvaal, Brigadier-General Plumer reports the…
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ENGLAND'S reply to Dr. Kuyper's proposals for peace will reach the latter to-day. It is understood that Mr. Chamberlain insists that any proposals…
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COLONEL WILSON has captured Commandant Strydom and 20 Boors on a farm near Frankfort, in the north-east of the Orange River Colony. A strong force of the enemy at dawn…
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THE kilt which was worn by Mr. R. A. D. McKenzie at the Ba[?]na Highland Gathering last Monday was one which carries rather a pathetic story. It had enveloped one of the…
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The House of Commons voted a supplementary war supply of £5,000,000. In the course of debate the Secretary for War stated the monthly expenses…
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