The Wars South African War. LONDON
Lieutenant Cardua, who was found guilty at Pretoria on all counts in the plot to kill the British officers and carry off Lord Roberts, has been shot…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
120 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 5 of 6
South African War London
THE burghers taken prisoners by General Baden-Powell, north of Pretoria, report that Commandant De Wet is dead…
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Lord Roberts has annexed the Transvaal. The Boers have cut the railway line at Klip River, and have burned a…
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The leaders of the Boers admit that their last army has been broken and have decided to declare guerilla war. General Henry had a sharp…
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By a combined British movement the Boers under General Botha have been forced to retreat from their position commanding Lydenburg…
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A cable has been received from South Africa announcing that Lieut. R. J. L. White and Lance-Corporal King, both of the N.S.W. Bushmen,…
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The Daily Mail reports that Commandant General Botha has resigned his position owing to the cowardice of the Boers…
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Lord Roberts reported that the police discovered a plot on the part of foreigners to murder the unarmed officers and police of Johannesburg,…
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SIXTEEN Canadian officers and 319 men have left Capetown for home. Two twelve pounders, belonging to the second Battery, have been found…
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Bands of Boers raiding on the frontier of Natal have captured a British convoy, wounding several South African volunteers and capturing others…
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THE Daily Mail says that in response to a request by Britain, the commander of the Dutch man-of-war at Delagoa Bay has been instructed to…
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After twelve months of hard, severe fighting, attended by a heavy loss of valuable…
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LORD Roberts has issued a proclamation stating that when all, the Boer leaders submit and every cannon is surrendered peace will be declared,…
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IN a skirmish near Mafeking two of the New South Wales Bushmen were wounded, and four of the enemy were killed…
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CECIL Rhodes has advised the South African League to adopt a programme of supremacy of the British flag, with equal rights to all, and thus show the…
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Colonial troops are closely chasing Commandant De Wet about the Vaal. A patrol of Australian Bushmen encountered 70 of the enemy at…
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AN extraordinary story connected with the return to England of a trooper in the Imperial Light Horse has just come to light. The man was…
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WE have had the pleasure of viewing a number of war relics in possession of Mr. Rudd. These relics have been collected on the various battle…
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General Buller received a great reception when leaving Capetown for England. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, in…
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GENERAL Buller has been presented with a sword of honour at Pietermaritzburg. He referred to the unparalleled difficulties which the British…
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