Second Lecture on the War
Mr N. B. Downing's second lecture on the war, dealing with its history and lessons took place in the Protestant Hall on Monday evening. Mr T. J. F. Cadden again occupied…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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The Transvaal War. Terrific Slaughter. Fight Till Death. Close to Ladysmith. London
General Cronje asked for a 24 hour's armistice in order to bury his dead. Kitchener replied "Not a minute—fight or surrender unconditionally."…
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General Crone asked for a 24 hour's armistice in order to bury his dead. Kitchener replied "Not a minute—fight or surrender unconditionally."…
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There is great consternation in Pretoria over Cronje's position, which is regarded as hopeless. The Orange Free Staters refuse to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War Cables. The End Coming. Free Staters Won't Fight. Urging Peace. London
There is great consternation in Pretoria over Cronje's position, which is regarded as hopeless. The Orange Free Staters refuse to…
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It is officially announced that Commander Cronje has surrendered unconditionally with 6000 men…
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THE following is a synopsis of the lecture delivered last Monday by Mr. Downing:-- Mr. Chairman,-- When at first you view high mountain scenery you perceive only a…
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It is officially announced that General Cronje has surrendered after-desperate fighting. The surrender was unconditional. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. Officially Declared Ladysmith Relieved. Severe Fighting Heavy Losses, Cronjee's Loss. Interesting Particulars, SYDNEY. Friday, 7.45 a.m
THE War Office officially announces that Ladysmith has been relieved. 8.25 a.m. The British have occupied…
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The War Office has received a confirmatery message from Field-Marshall Lord Roberts, of which the following is the text:— "Paardeberg,…
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The problem of what the Boers are going to do after the war is over is one that constantly presents itself to those who are acquainted with the Dutchmen of the South…
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The War Office has received a confirmatery message from Field-Marshall Lord Roberts, of which the following is the text:— "Paardeberg,…
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London, Thursday—The War Office now officially announces that Ladysmith has been relieved…
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It is announced by the War Office that General Cronje has surrendered after desperate fighting. The surrender of the Boers at Koodoearand was unconditional. The entire forces of General Cronje…
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The following is the report of Mr N. B. Downing's second lecture on the above— When you view at first high mountain scenery you perceive only a general aspect,…
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The following is the report of Mr N. B. Downing's second lecture on the above— When you view at first high mountain scenery you perceive only a general aspect,…
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A closely secret Cabinet meeting was held at Adelaide on Wednesday. Ministers were in communication with the Governments of the other colonies. It is understood that…
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London, Thursday—The War Office nova officially announces that Ladysmith has beery relieved…
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A closely secret Cabinet meeting was hold at Adelaide on Wednesday. Ministers were in communication with the Governments of the other colonies. It is understood that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →War News by the Mail. the Ambuscaded Boers
The Estcourt correspondent of the Times of Natal writes on January 20 the following details of Lord Dundonald's advance, reported recently, which be has obtained from…
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