The War. London
In answer to a correspondent Lord Roberts says there is not the slightest cause for uneasiness with regard to South Africa, nor any reason to suppose that the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1902
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South African War. [By Cable.] London, March 16
Sixty Boers were driven through the Kudu Pass of the Drakensberg in the direction of Cunnorsdale. Yeomanry and police are in pursuit…
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Cabling to Mr. Seddon Lord Kitchener says ho cannot express sufficient thanks for New Zealand's services…
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Mr. Henry Shaw, of Wellington, is in receipt of the following communication from the Chief Secretary's Office, Brisbane:—Sir,—I have the honor, by direction, to…
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It is reported that British columns are now in touch with De Wet and Steyn's forces in the Hoopstad district, Orange River Colony…
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Kruger still reckons upon divine intervention and describes the Boers as God's elect. It would be impossible to surrender their liberty without repudiating God and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kruger on the War. The Boers can't Surrender Without Repudiating God! London
Kruger still hopes for divine interference. He describes the Boer as God's elect. He says that it is now impossible to surrender their liberty…
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Later particulars of the Boer leaders who arrived at Pretoria under a flag of trace have, been received. After interviewing Lord Kitahener…
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The blockhouses checked fifty Boers who assailed a convoy between Kroonspruit and Frankfort, Some mounted infantry repelled the…
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Schalk Burger, Reitz, Lucas, Mayor, Kncok, and Vandervalt arrived at Pretoria on Sunday under a flag of truce from Middleberg. After interviewing Lord…
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The war of the future is bound to become more and more a war of individuals, an affair of initiative, in which doing the best thing, after a…
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It is unofficially, though credibly stated that Sch[?]lkberger, in his interview with Lord Kitchener inquired as to the status of the Bo[?]r leaders in the event of surrender…
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A MELBOURNE telegram says it was not known till a fow days ago that a cable from London last week, reporting that "two members of a British irregular force, who had been tried and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegraphic Intelligence. Execution of Australian Soldiers. Sydney
MR. BARTON has cabled for further particulars regarding the alleged shooting of Australian officers…
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Several prisoners have been made in the Orange River Colony, including Fieldcornet Vanschoor, of Bethlehem. The DAILY MAIL reports that Delarey…
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Wessels, one of the Boer delegates in Paris, considers negotiations are about to be commenced that will result in an honorable nod satisfactory, if not an ideal, peace…
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Among the articles captured recently by Colonel Grenfell are addresses, welcoming Steyn and Da Wet, signed by Delarey and Liebenberg. The…
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The "Daily Express" states that Lieut. Witton, who has been sentenced to imprisonment for life, told passengers on the steamer Canada that the Boer murdered several…
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RELATIVE to alleged shooting of court-martialled Australian officers, the "Orange Leader" publishes the following interesting information:--Adjutant Sidney Edwards, who was…
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IN describing the sham reconnaissance carried out at Bathurst on Tuesday last, in connection with the military encampment, the "Bathurst Times" makes reference to the Dubbo…
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