Transvaal War
Ex-President Kruger states that Commandant Botha has negotiated with Lord Kitchener in order to gain time to collect supplies…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
223 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 5 of 12
The China War. London
On hearing that the British and Russian generals in China had received instructions from their Governments with regard to the Tientsin Siding, Count Von Waldersee replied that diplomacy must…
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Commandant Kruitzinger, reported to have crossed the Eland’s River, has now been driven north. On Sunday last he lost, 40 men killed and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Boer War. Wolmaranstad Murders. the Late Mr. Boyd
LONDON, March 18.—Mr. Boyd, the Englishman who was shot by order of Commandant De la Rey at Wolmaranstad, was a son of Mr. John Neill…
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The Transvaal Executive Council has been formed, under the Governor and High Commissioner, Sir Alfred Milner…
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Three regulars at Capetown are suffering from plague. The particulars of the defeat at Delaroy, shew that the Beers suffered…
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General French has arrived at Vryhcid. Since be commenced his sweeping movement in Eastern Transvaal, 1200 Boers have been killed, wounded, and captured, also seven guns, 1000…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. the Terms of Peace
An official statement, giving par tiealars of the recent correspondent and negotiations between General Lond Kitchener and Commandant Botha,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Boer War. De Lisle’s Column. Joined by the Australians London, March 25
The Australians who have newly arrived in South Africa are strengthening Colonel De Lisle’s column…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In a Boer's Home. an Australian's Victory. Love and Hatred. Incident of the Transvaal War. in Two Parts. Part I.
'I CANNOT do this thing, uncle. I have tried to please you, and I am grateful for, the home you have given me so long. But I cannot…
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The most remarkable army division in the world is, probably, the Foreign Legion of France, fully 50 per cent. of which are foreigners, adventurers and refugees. A…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Our Soldiers' Clothes. a Smart Newsboy
It costs the British Government £1,250,000 Annually for the clothing furnished to our army nil over the world. Each of the foreign possessions, however, has to pay A banker who counts his wealth by seven figures, and an exceptionally well-known figure on the streets of, came out of his office about dusk the other evening…
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The President of the Japanese House of P[?]rs, in a warlike sp[?]ch declared that, Japan could easily drive Rus[?] from Manchuri[?],…
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Generals Botha and De Wet, with 13,000 men, are combining against Lieutenant-General French. Lieutenant-General Baden-Powell…
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One [?]udered Boers, including two prominent l[?]aders, have surrondored to General Phumer at Warmbad. An advance party of Victorian…
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General Plumer has occupied Warmbad and Nyls[?]room, capturing a number of Boers. The Boer laager at Boschberg, in Orange River Colony, was surprised by the British at night and…
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A German force has been encountered by a band of 1000 robbers seven miles north of Tientsin. Eleven of the robbers were killed and 50 wounded…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boer War. in the Transvaal. a Sharp Attack. London, March 30
Commandant De la Rey, on the 22nd instant, suddenly swooped and tried to interrupt the rear portion of 200 British. who were returning from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In a Boer's Home. an Australian's Victory. Love and Hatred. Incident of the Transvaal War. in Two Parts. Part Ii
But it was not to be to-morrow after all that she was to see him. It was with a sinking heart Vivien heard her uncle arranging with Ivan to be busy near…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Soldiers and Peerages
Soldiers, unfortunately, are seldom rich, and it had been wisely decided by our late Queen that it is against the interests of the State to confer peerages…
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