The War. By Cable. Kimterley's Relief—A Splendid Advance. LONDON, Saturday Night
MAJOR-GENERAL FRENCH'S splendid advance, which ended in the relief of Kimberley, completely surprised the Boers blocking the road between…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,204 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 61
Transvaal War The Relief of Kimberley. The Boers Retire. French's Casualties Slight. London, Thursday Night, Feb, 15
Major Hannay's Brigade of Mounted Infantry have marched from the Orange River to Ramden, 12 miles over the Free State Border…
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"Don't yon know me, sir?" said a newly-appointed officer to one of the Randwick Bushmen, who did not salute." "Ow the bloomin' blank can I when I…
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Loss Rolvents has commenced his campaign in carriest.The successes he has gained are the most decisive of any that have been chronicled…
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General French relieved Kimberly on Thursday. Lord Roberts' column is at Jacobsdal. The Boers claim to have killed 13 Lancers,…
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The [?] stronger the [?] at Rotary were:— Killary Major [?] [?] [?] Surgeoon Grant Corporal Hop, Private [?] William…
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We have much pleasure in herewith publishing the following extracts from letters received by relatives of the Inverell Contingent now at the front. Although we cannot say for certain,…
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THE successes to British arms in South Africa have not come too early, although if they had been longer deferred the Empire would not have lost heart. It was the…
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IT is no mere saying, but an actual outcome of the experience of war, that that general is most fortunate who makes the fewest…
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FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS' movement, which brought about the relief of Kimberley, is regarded in military circles as unsurpassed…
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Further details are now to hand of the general movement organised by Lord Roberts, which has resulted in the relief of Kimberley, the occupation of Jacobsdale,…
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THE Colonial Office is arranging with the British High Commissioner at Capetown to telegraph in future, direct to the Colonial Governments, news of any…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. Privations in Kimberley. LONDON, Wednesday Night
RESIDENTS of Kimberley have described in graphic language the harrowing privations suffered by women and children in the besieged town…
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FIELD-MARSHAL LORD.ROBERTS' force has now reached a place known as Paardesburg, situated thirty miles east of Jacobsdal…
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LORD ROBERTS' recent movements are pronounced to be an unsurpassed feat in the annals of British warfare. The troops displayed au incarnation of faith in their leader…
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Young Crockett the led who thrice stowed away and was twice carried to Melbourne and once to Albany enroute to the war was before the…
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A troop of the Inniskillings and Victorians defended kopjes to the west of Bastard's Nek until a Boer. 40 pounder opened fire on them. They…
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General Buller on Wednesday crossed Tugela River by a pontoon bridge and drove baok the enemy's rear guard…
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General Buller is gaining ground capturing important positions. Brabant's Horse Brigade inflicted a severe defeat on the Boers at…
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