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Advertising : 40 wordsIn consequence of the great outcry raised against the concentration camps, the British columns operating in the Transvaal are now leaving the Boer women and children on the ...
Article : 58 wordsThe Right Hon. W. St. John Brodrick, Secretary of State for War, speaking at Glasgow last evening, accused the Boer ambulances of gross breaches of the rules ...
Article : 213 wordsA British Force under Colonel Holland surprised Commandant Brand's laager at Smithfield, in the south-east or the Orange River Colony, capturing six Boers. ...
Article : 52 wordsNews has been received that Major-general Hamilton's column, by making a night march, surprised and captured the Bethel commando, near Aarichardsfontein. Seven of ...
Article : 34 wordsAt a banquet given by the British Chamber of Commerce in Paris last evening, the Right Hon. Sir Edmund J. Monson, the British Ambassador, protested strongly against the ...
Article : 65 wordsAdvices, received at Brussels report that fifteen men belonging to the recently formed force of Burgher National Scouts, who were recently captured, were executed by order ...
Article : 29 wordsAt a conference of the Boer delegates in Brussels yesterday, it was decided to ask ex-President Steyn, of the late Orange Free State, to ascertain the views of the burghers ...
Article : 60 wordsPrivate J. M'[?]iveen, of the fifth Queensland bushmen's contingent, who was wounded accidentally at Waiterstroom, in the Transvaal, has since died. ...
Article : 70 wordsThe force under Commandant-General Botha in the south-east of the Transvaal is reported to have split up. Seven hundred men have gone to the south-west of ...
Article : 48 wordsPrivate R. A. Watson, of the fifth contingent Victorian Mounted Infantry, hasdied at Middelburg from enteric fever. ...
Article : 25 wordsLord Kitchener, in his weekly report to the War Office, gives the following Boer losses: Killed, 31; wounded, 17; prisoners taken, 325; surrenders, 35. The number of ...
Article : 33 wordsMr. Vanderveldt, one of the Socialist members of the Chamber of Deputies, at (Brussels yesterday, after quoting the statements made by Miss Hobhouse and other ...
Article : 209 wordsOn the night of the 7th instant Colonel Colin Mackenzie's colnma surprised a Boer laager near Carolina, in the south-east of the Transvaal, and captured 13 Boers. ...
Article : 29 wordsNews comes from Buda-Pesth, the capital of Hungary, that the Premier, M. Coloman de Szell, has declined to prohibit the sale of Hungarian horses to Great Britain. At the ...
Article : 48 wordsA part of the Boer force under Commandant De Wet, recently operating in the north, of the Orange River Colony, has joined Commandant Delarey in the Western ...
Article : 33 wordsThe completion of the line of blockhouses from Orugspruit to Greylingstadt having restricted the area open to the Boers in the eastern Transvaal, the British columns under ...
Article : 51 wordsColonel Allison's National Burgher scouts assisted the British columns in their recent large captures, near Bethel, in the south-east of the Transvaal. ...
Article : 26 wordsA party of Boers have raided the hotel at Ingogo, a railway station in the north of Natal, near the Transvaal frontier. ...
Article : 28 wordsLord Kitchener is allowing the British refugees who were expelled from the Transvaal on the outbreak of the war to return at the rate of 400 per week. ...
Article : 31 wordsThe German and Irish leaders yesterday waited upon President Rooseveltat Washington, on the subject of intervention by the United States in South Africa. In reply, ...
Article : 44 wordsLord Kitchener has forbidden the use of ox waggons in connection with the mobile columns of British troops lately formed for active operations against the Boers. ...
Article : 30 wordsThe mines on the Rand are resuming wort with great activity, the number of stampers' in operation being increased at the rate of lOO a week. ...
Article : 31 wordsThe south-eastern part of the Orange River Colony has been cleared, of the enemy, and the British columns which were operating there are returning to the north of Thaba ...
Article : 37 wordsDr.F.E.T. Krause,formerly Governor of Johannesburg, who was arrested in London on September 2, on charges of high treason and inciting to murder in the Transvaal, and ...
Article : 68 wordsLord. Onslow, Under Secretary at the Colonial Office, speaking at Crewe last evening, announced that the Colonial Office had assumed the management of the British ...
Article : 70 wordsThe number of recruits in the towns in Canada, for the new Canadian contingent for South Africa, is largely in excess of the number required—namely, 900. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe following details have been received of the casualties among the Fifth Queensland Bushmen's Contingent in the Wakkerstroom engagement on the 6th instant:— ...
Article : 64 wordsLieutenant-general Ian Hamilton has gone to Pretoria. ...
Article : 12 wordsIt is estimated that there are 3,000 Boers in the field in the Orange River Colony. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe British garrison at Tontelboschkop recently repelled an attack made by Maritz's commando. Maritz was severely wounded in the fight. ...
Article : 25 wordsThe finances of the Transvaal under the new Government are in a very satisfactory condition, the revenue received nearly equalling the expenditure. ...
Article : 25 wordsSeven Boer commandoes attacked the grain depot at To[?]telboschkop, but were three times repulsed by the British garrison. Most of the Boers afterwards retired to the north. ...
Article : 31 wordsIt is announced that 50 young foreigners, most of them Frenchmen, have applied in London to enlist for service in South Africa. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe Canadian contingent of mounted infantry, which is to consist of 900 men, has been successfully formed. The portion expected from Montreal was exceeded three ...
Article : 50 wordsIt has transpired that Commandant Delarey and other commandants met recently at Lichtenburg, in the west of the Transvaal, about 40 miles from Mafeking. and conferred on the ...
Article : 83 wordsThe "Temps" of Paris, in an article to-day, dwells at length upon the inconsistency of the pro-Boers in Germany condemning the alleged harshness of the British in South Africa ...
Article : 326 wordsPrivate Bastick, of the second contingent New South Wales Mounted Infantry, has died from enteric fever at Elandsfontein. ...
Article : 25 wordsCommandant-general Botha, with a large Boer commando, has been located to the north-east of Vryheid, in the extreme south-east of the Transvaal, near the Zululand ...
Article : 32 wordsCaptain Rudkin, of the sixth Imperial bushmen's contingent, has been invalided to England. ...
Article : 18 wordsAt a pro-Boer meeting at Chicago, U.S.A., yesterday, a sum of £1,000 was subscribed in aid of the Boer women and children in the concentration camps. ...
Article : 78 wordsLord Kitchener is at Standerton, on the Johannesburg to Natal railway line, hear the north-eastern border of the Orange River Colony. He is personally directing the ...
Article : 40 wordsSir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Leader of the Liberal Party in the House of Commons, speaking at Dunfermline last evening, said, they were no nearer a stable and equitable ...
Article : 88 wordsIt is announced that the execution or the 15 Burgher National Scouts was ordered in pursuance of a proclamation issued, by Commandant-general Botha on November 15 to ...
Article : 45 wordsThe War-Office has published statements received from Lord Kitchener implicating the Boer Commandants Myburgh, Hertzog, Malan, Theron, and Scheepers, who have ...
Article : 46 wordsNews has been received that a large body of Boers failed in their attempt to crow the railway line to the west of Wonderfontein, in the Transvaal, and they had to abandon a ...
Article : 43 wordsCommandant De Wet, who at last accounts had mo[?] but no ammunition, has [?]ad a, sharp fight with the British. De Wet, with a Boer force numbering from 1,400 to 2,000, ...
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The Week (Brisbane, Qld. : 1876 - 1934), Fri 20 Dec 1901, Page 23
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