The Conduct of the War
The following paragraphs are taken from a Sydney Daily Telegraph collection of criticisms on the South African War:— Never before in our military history have…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
588 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 26 of 30
The Transvaal War. LONDON
The Boers at Delagoa Bay will not be allowed to return to the Transvaal. The Portugese have reinforced their frontier, as the Boers have been…
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Lord Roberts states that 3000 Boers retreated to Komati Poort, 700 of whom crossed the frontier, while others, deserted. The balance occupy the spurs…
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Whether or not the art of battleship construction is destined to be revolutionised by the newly-patented invention of William Weegar, of…
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A battle has been fought near Hectorspruit, in which the Boers sustained heavy losses, and the wounded are arriving at Delagoa Bay…
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The United State Consul-General at Shanghai estimates that the Boxers have massacred 50,000 native [?] He declares that many of them were burned alive…
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Lord Roberts, reports that the Boers have destroyed several of their long toms and field guns. The Boer commandos have degenerated…
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Whether or not the art of battleship construction is destined to be revolutionised by the newly - patented invention of William Weegar, of…
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At the instance of Commander F. H. E; Crowe, the, British Consul-General in protesting against the use of Delagoa Bay as a, base for Boer…
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THE cheeriest of all the passengers who arrived by the Nineveh on Monday was a lad of about 15 years of age, who slipped gaily down the gang-way in the wake of the last departing…
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Settle, Inspector General of the lines, of Communication of General Buller's array, has relieved the garrison at Schweizer Reneke. The Boers, lost…
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The Boors at Hekpoort, in the Western Transvaal, recently captured three ambulances under Captain (Dr.) A. E. Perkins,. Corporals J. Maund, J…
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There have been a number of misleading paragraphs in the newspapers with regard to the attitude of the Queen towards the impending war. It is quite true that her…
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Locomotives secured by General French at Barberton are valued at half a million sterling. The Premier of Cape Colony is…
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Li Hung Chang has arrived at Pekin. He was escorted thither by the Russian and Japanese troops. He refused the escort of the United States…
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The Boer officials in charge of the bar [?] sailed in the German steamer Herzog which left [?] Bay on Wednesday. Lord Roberts announces that the City of London…
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There have bean a number of misleading paragraphs in the newspapers with regard to the attitude of the Queen towards the impending war. It is quite true that her…
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