The War. London
UNDER instructions from General Sir Redvers Buller, Dundonald's brigade made a dashing movement on the 10th instant, and occupied the hills above…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,204 stories in New England's papers · page 4 of 61
The War. London
PRIVATE CONNKLL, of the New Zealand Mounted Infantry, was killed daring the engagement at Eensberg on Monday, and Sergeant Gourley, also a New Zealander,…
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THE war in South Africa has been pregnant with surprises and with revelations that cannot be at all pleasant to the ruling powers of the War Office. It has shown that the…
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HEAVY rains have fallen, and all the roads in the district have become like quagmires. The transport difficulties are described as terrible…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. By Cable. The Reasberg Ambush. London
IT transpires that only one trooper of the patrol of N.S.W. Lancers and South Australian Mounted Infantry was killed when the party were…
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The particulars of General Buller's movements on the 10th instant show that the British troops under Earl D[?]ndonald, of the second Life Guards, occupied the bills…
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The, "Standard" has received a cable message from its war correspondent at Ladysmith, giving details of the desperate attack made by the Boers on that place…
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Willis, M.P. (N.S.W.) says that some of his constituents can shoot off a kangaroo's ear at 1,000 yards, and a lark's beak at 2,000, whioh is vaporing of the silliest kind…
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L[?] Roberts [?] [?] [?] [?]…
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A private cable has been receive 1 from Eensberg stating that Lieutenant Dowling, of the Mudgee Squadron, with seven Lancers, were captured during a reconnaisance…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. By Cable. Generous War Subscriptions. LONDON
THE subscriptions towards the war relief fund in the United Kingdom have been announced to be so liberal that every soldier's widow will be enabled…
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MAJOR-GENERAL the Earl of Dandonald, continuing his advance from Action Holmes, now holds the approach to Oliver's Hoek pass…
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Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Warren, by occupying the positions vacated by the Boers at Spion Kop, has secured complete command over a…
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The British have successfully commenced the turning of the main Boer position. The combined batteries periodically silenced the enemy's intermittent…
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THE turning of the main Boer position has successfully begun on the enemy's extreme right eastward of Acton Holmes. Generals Warren and Clery operated on…
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Lord Edward Cecil, the soldier son of Premier Salisbury, with Baden-Powell in Mafeking, is a Guardsman. He was Lord Wolseley's aide-de-camp when he was in…
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John Norton suggests that instead of being called bush men the members of the bush contingent should be dabbed "bushrangers." If Norton is not careful…
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Four stowaways were put ashore from the transport "Moravian" at Melbourne on Tuesday. A Chinese resident of Adelaide has…
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General Buller made a spirited appeal to the troops' under his command, declaring that die intended to relieve Ladysmith, and would not turn…
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