The War in China. London, Thursday The Legations at Pekin
V[?]ous message have been received [?] of the safety of the Legations at Pekin on July 18…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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The Transvall War
THE Boers, after their defeat by the British at Palmietroutein, doubled back at night and escaped. Documents have been found in Pretoria…
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Captain Quartis Robertson, who belongs to a well-known family in western Victoria, and is serving with the Scottish Borderers, has…
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A farther surrender of 760 Hours to General Hunter is reported. Immense supplies of cattle, sheep, and waggons, have been…
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The War department considers the lessons of the Boer war so important that the reports of the American…
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The Japanese Minister reported that the Foreign Legations at Pekin on 28rd July had sufficient food for five days only, and twenty…
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Lord Roberts reports that the fears the garrison under Colonel Hore, at Elands River has been captured…
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The execution of Hsu-ching-cheng and Yoen at Peking, by General Li Ping Heng, has profoundly impressed the officiate in the southern and…
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It is officially reported by the Chinese that 124 European missionaries women and children, have been massacred in Northern China…
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NEWS has been received of the capture of the entire force commanded by General Prinsloo, by Major-General Hunter. Prineloo's army, which was 5000…
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WE have received the following interesting letter from Mr.J.C. Harrison, who is serving with the Bushmen's Contingent in South Africa:—…
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One of the returned [?] form Manila—a gunner's mate and much sworn at afloat. a gentlemen and a wheelman ashore—was sipping amber refreshment in a roadhouse…
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A plot organised by the Boars has been discovered at Pretoria, having for its object the capture of Lord Roberts and the shooting of…
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M. Pichon the French Minister at Pekin, reports that the Tsung-li-Yamen represented to the Legations that the powers had repeatedly asked…
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Ultlander in the "Argus" writes:— The prominent features in the cables are that there is every reason to fear that the Elands…
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Lieutenant Grant and Major Vesdelour Kelly (Army Medical Corps) N.S.W. Mounted Infantry, Corporal J. H. Macartney, and Trooper J.H.M. Abbott, of the…
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General Li Ping Hong, with 15,000 Chinese troops, is marching from Peking to Yaugtsun. The Chinese are reported to be sinking laden barges in…
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One of the returned sailors from Manila—a gunner's mate and much sworn at afloat, a gentleman and a wheelman ashore—was sipping amber refreshment in a roadhouse,…
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THE garrison at Elands River, about 80 miles west of Pretoria, which Lord Roberts fears was captured by the Boers under General Adriaan De La, Ley,…
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Lieutenant-General Sir F. Carington is at Ottoshoep, south-west of Zeerust. the enemy occupying positions in front and upon his…
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