The War (Per Greville's Telegram Company) Our Wires. London
COLONEL A. M. Thorneycroft, Royal Scots Fusileers, ordered the retirement from Spion Kop. General Puller acquits Colonel…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,204 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 61
The War. By Cable. Commander of the Queenslanders. London
COLONEL FINN, of the 21st Imperial Lancers, has been appointed to command the Queensland contingent on Service in South Africa. The colonel, who has expressed…
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From the begining of this week, that is to say, from Monday, 5th February, the practice hitherto adhered to of distributing slips of war…
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When a number of Armidalians, parents of volunteers who accompanied the second [?] sent to the war, journeyed to Sydney to say farewell to their eons, they were promised…
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A Hanoverian officer declares that 10,000 [?] soldiers and 300 officers are assisting the Boera. Colonel Powell reports having forced the…
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A Hanoverian officer declares that 10,000 trained European soldiers and 300 officers are [?] the Boers. Colonel Powell reports having forced the…
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Heavy fighting is said to have taken place, and to be proceeding at the present time. The result is not yet known, and very…
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LIEUTENANT-COLONEL Templar, the chief of the Balloon Factory at Aldershot, who goes to South Africa with the First Army Corps, is a…
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GENERAL SIR G. S. WHITE has heliographed to the British commander at Chievely that on Saturday last the garrison at Ladysmith could plainly…
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Latest news from the front in Natal states that the following message has been received by heliograph from Ladysmith: —"We were elated on Saturday at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. By Cable. Censure Motion Negatived. LONDON
THE motion of censure on the British Government, moved by Mr. Fitzmaurice, M.F., for alleged bad management in connection with the war in South Africa, has…
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IT is stated at Durban that General Buller's column has crossed the Tugela River in the direction of Acton Holmes or to the east of Pot[?]eter's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dan Barrys Dramatic Company. Soldiers of the Queen
SELDOM have local playgoers the opportunity to witness such a dramatic treat as Monday and Tuesday next when the immensely popular Dan Barry will make his…
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The Lieutenant Governor on Wednesday received a cable from Lord Roberts expressing his appreciation of the spirit which prompted the…
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Dissatisfaction exists locally in consequence of the action of the Bush Contingent authorities in connection with the transmission of volunteers…
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The number of men missing in connection with the Spion Hop reverse is now estimated at 215 chiefly from the Lancas[?] Fusiliers…
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General French has despatched an overwhelming force to seize Norval Post on the Free State Border for the purpose of cutting off the Boers' retreat. Reinforcements are…
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In two important directions the South African war has occasioned anxiety. It has imperilled the good Understanding of the Empire with…
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The Motion of Ceasure in the Imperial Parliament was negatived by 352 votes to 139. Mr. Asquith said that President…
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