War Pictures
Those who remember the excellent and artistic pictures formerly shown by the Rev. S. H. McDade, will be highly delighted to hear that he intends to show some…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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Latest War Cables
London, Monday.—600 Boers attacked 250 of the Loyal North Lancashire's near Zand River Station, in the Orange River State…
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London, Monday.—600 Boors attacked 250 of the Loyal North Lancashire's near Zand River Station, in the Orange River State…
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A force of 600 Boeni attacked 250 Loyal North Lanowhfroa naar the Zund River •tatiou, oa the Orange River. Lord Kf(i cheoer forewarned ftlsjor Clipper of the attack, The Utter threw up entrenohmenls. The Boers opened fire »tdawn with rifle* a'nd a 12-pounder. A furiout flghfr ccmlloued until the Yeomanry arrived in themfternoosi The Boers thnn deosraped, leavfog mvbd killed and nine prisoner*. Stejrn hat iwoed m proolnmitfon deolnring tlmt the Frea Stater* are »till fighting u'u* oooqoered…
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During the battle at Berate Fabrieked (Hatherly) the enemy on Tuesday checked the advance of the cavalry on their flunks. Lieutenant-General Pole-Carew [?] and carried the centre of the…
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Following the operations on June 11 at Eerste Fabrieken (Hatherley) the enemy on Tuesday checked the advance of the cavalry flanks…
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Following the operations on June 11 at Eerste Fabrieken (Hatherley) the enemy on Tuesday checked the advance of the cavalry flanks…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Storyteller Her Soldier Lover Chapter XIV—Continued
' Not more than I am, sir ' the Earl replied angrily. ' I have paid Mrs Lynden no more than ordinary attention, and these strictures are insulting both to her and to…
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'Not more than I am, sir,' the Earl replied angrily. 'I have paid Mrs Lynden no more than ordinary attention, and these strictures are insulting both to her and to…
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London. June 18—Boar reports state that General. Sir Redvers BuIIer is now beyond Ermelo. Major General Hildyard has marched…
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There are 900 British prisoners at Nooitged[?]ht. They are being fed on mealies, and are in rags. Arrangements have been made by the Consul at Delagoa Bay to…
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LORD METHUEN has completely routed Commandant De Wet's forces who attempted to obstruct him while escorting a convoy to…
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The lantern entertainments by the Rev. S. H. Macdade, which were held in the Protestant Hall On Wednesday and Thursday nights, were again much appreciated:…
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The lantern entertainments by the Rev. S. H. Macdade, which were held in the protestant Hall on Wednesday and Thursday nights, were again much appreciated:…
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The lines of communication between Cape [?] and Pretoria have been restored. Methuen completely rooted De Wet's forces Who attempted to obstruct him while…
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Lieutenant-General Baden - Powell has arrived at Pretoria from Rustenburg without opposition. Many Boers surrendered and swore allegiance. Major-General [?] has marched from…
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London, Thursday—The lines of communication between Capetown and Pretoria have been restored. Methuen has completely routed De Wet's…
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London, Thursday—The lines of communication between Capetown and Pretoria have been restored. Methuen has completely routed De Wet's…
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Judge Van Leeuweesi received from Lord Roberts the assurance that President Kruger should not be exiled if he surrendered. The message was duly telegraphed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War. An Offer to Kruger
Judge Van Leeuweesi received from Lord Roberts the assurance that President-Kruger should not be exiled if he surrendered. The message was duly telegraphed…
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