War Items
General Buller has cabled to the War Office that General Clery, with part of Warren's force, was engaged fighting the enemy for 13 hours on Sott-day…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
490 stories in South Coast's papers · page 3 of 25
Clergymen and the War
The Sussex Daily News recently contained extracts from a letter written at Pietermaritzburg in November by the Dean of Maritzburg (the Very Rev. James Green). The…
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THE British' force, under Duudonald occupied a korje, wresting it from a Boer force. In the engagement the Voldt-Cornet of Heilbron and 20…
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ALTHOUGH a Strict censorship is still being exercied in Natal and at the Cape, a certain amount of definite intelligence has been permitted to filter…
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IT is told of two neighbors in South Melbourne, Irishmen, living in adjoin, ing cottages, that they spent all their spare time and half the hours they…
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THE Great Synagogue, Aldgate, London, was recently the scene of a patriotic gathering on the part of the Atiglo Jewish community. Being the…
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In a spirited address to the troops General Buller declared he intended [?] relieve Ladysmith, and that they would not turn back. He warned the troops of the Boer treachery in…
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SPEAKING last evening to a representative of the Daily Telegraph, Cardinal Moran said; " I have heard it stated that I myself am such a deadly enemy…
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Gent. Warrelâs field batters on Saturday shelled the northern ridges of Spoor Kop. The infantry fired at long range. The Boers used their machine [?] and…
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On Wednesday evening Sir Redvers cablee to the War Office: "Sir Charles Warren is in the same position as at the time of my last despatch. The enemy…
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Considerable relief has just been afforded by the announcement of a British victory at Spion Kop on Tuesday night. The news was eagerly looked for. Although as yet…
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The Bishop of Grafton and Armidale (who volunteered for service in the Transvaal, but was refused permission to proceed to the front by the diocesan Council), preached to an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australia’s War Sons. “Conquer or Die."
HARK, Brothers ! the bugls is sounding A war-note from over the flea! Haste forward, in valour abounding, To safeguard the rights of the free!…
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The reports in regard to the Lancer's disaster are very conflictine. The force is variously estimated at from 16 to 25 troopers under Lieut. Dowling. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late War News. Spion Kop Captured. a Strong Position Secured. Friday, 9 a.m
Warren has captured Spion Kop. The Boers retreated across a ravine, the British artillery causing great havoc in their ranks. The fighting continued throughout…
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[?] Marshall [?] to the American and [?] though the Associated [?] the following measureâ…
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Lieut. Colonel Templer, the chief of the Balloon Factory at Aldershot, who goes to South Africa with the First Army Corps, is a militia officer, who owes his position…
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General Warren captured the Beer position on Spion Kop on Tuesday night. The Boer artillery was very severe on Wednesday, there being many British casualties,…
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SPEAKING of the empty condition in which the Government has found the Treasury when they took office, the Minister for Works (Mr. OâSullivan) says the expense…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Poetry. the Soldier’s Dream
A soldier bleeps it long long sleep, [?] his faithful comrades three, [?] spirit [?] at mornâs bright peep. To reign for ever with the free…
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