Boer War
A skirmish at Aliwal North developed into heavy fighting, lasting for eight hours. Six hundred of the enemy, led by Commandant Fouche, were posted in the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
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The Boer War. London, Aug. 4
Rimington's Guides captured a portion of Steenkamp's convoy on the Klip River. They also captured two loaded waggons and 2000 cattle in the Lindley district…
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THE main force of Boer raiders in Caps Colony is within the quadrilateral bounded by lines drawn from Beaufort West northerly to De Aar, thence…
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LORD KITCHENER reports that 200 Boers surprised and captured a patrol, of 20 yeomanry on the Doora River, in the Orange River Colony. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boer War. the Situation. London, Aug. 3
In Committee of Supply in the House of Commons lest night, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, leader of the Opposition, on the vote for the Colonial Office, closely inquired into the situation in South…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The South African War. Speech by Mr. Chamberlain. Severe Methods Required. London
In the House of Commons last night, when the Colonial Office vote came up for consideration in Committee of Supply, Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, leader of the…
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Colonel Gorringe after driving Wessels and Pyers from Barclay East made a night march and surprised a leager, killing then Boers Commandant Krui[?]zinger has informed the…
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Lord Kitchener reports that the peace movement is spreading fast in all camps. The men refugees at Kroonstad have presented a loyal address to Major Goold Adams, the…
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In Committee of supply in the House of Commons last night the estimate of £6,500,000 in aid of the annexed colonies, the Orange River Colony and the Transvaal, was voted by the 196 votes to 59…
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Like mott of the revolvers used in the banks, that of Mr. Lamport is a heavy [?], and the ballet was large and soft. The consequence was that a very ugly…
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Colonel Seebell, of Brabant's Horse, has inflicted heavy losses on Commandant Lategan. Lord Milner and General Sir…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The "Daily Mail" and the War Office
The interdict of the War Office against the furnishing of official news to the "Daily Mail" has been withdrawn…
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LORD KITCHENER reports that the peace movement is spreading fast in all the refugee camps. The men refugees at Kroonstad…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Bank Stuck Up. the Manager Shot. His Condition Favourable. Two Men Arrested. One of Them Wounded
Great [?]tion was caused in Albury on Tuesday night when the wires flashed the news that the Bank of New South Wales at henty, about 40 miles from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War in South Africa. a Big Trek. London, Aug 5
THE New Zealanders and Queenslanders under Colonel Garratt, after a continuous trek of three months have reached Kroonstad. They cleared…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War in South Africa. Discussion in the House of of Commons. 'spirited Speech by Mr.Chamberlain. A War of Brigandage and [?][?]trage. Re-Establishing P[?]Conditions
In committee of Supply in the House of Commons, Sir Henry Campbell Ban[?]man, leader of the Opposition, on the vote for the Colonial Office, closely…
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CAPTAIN K. M. WRAY, of the Bushmen's Contingent, returned to Goulburn last night after an absence on active service of about sixteen months. The captain, who left here…
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Brigadier-General Cunningham and Colonel Sir. H. M. Rawlinson attacked and expelled 256 Boers from a farm at Parys, near the Vaal. The British captured 25 Boers, 26 loaded waggons, 1200 cattle,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Bankstuck Up. Joseph Minton Before the Court. Condition of the Wounded Accused
Albury Thursday.—The uninjured man, Joseph Minton, alias Davey, accused of the Henty bank sticking-up case, was brought before the Police Court this morning, and…
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Commandant Scheepers has shot in cold blood an interpreter at Steyllerville. A patrol has captured a Boer belonging to Theron's commando with two horses, a quantity of…
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