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  2. FIGHTING AT SIX-MILE SPRUIT.

    Later despatches received from Lord Roberts show that the occupation of Pretoria was preceded by fighting in the rugged country outside the ...

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  3. BOERS SURRENDER ARMS AND HORSES.

    On Saturday a message was received by the War Office from Lord Roberts stating that Johannesburg was quiet, and that many of the Boers were ...

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  4. THE WAR.

    The War Office has received a cablegram from, Lord Roberts reporting that Pretoria is in the occupation of the British forces. LONDON, Tuesday Night. ...

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  5. BOER COMMANDOS DEMORALISED

    The Boer commandos, which General French encountered and routed on his march upon Johannesburg, in their retreat on Pretoria, were utterly ...

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  6. THE HOISTING OF THE FLAG.

    When Lord Roberts made his entry into Johannesburg on Thursday last he was met at the entrance to the town by Dr Krause, the Commandant, who ...

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  7. HARASSING ROBERTS'S REAR.

    The latest advices received from Pretoria state that on Thursday night one Transvaal commando was attempting to harass the rear of Lord Roberts's ...

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  8. THE FIGHT AT FLORIDA.

    General Ian Hamilton's casualties in the fighting near Florida, to the nest of Johannesburg, are now given. The majority of the losses were suffered by ...

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  9. BOERS DECIDE TO RESIST.

    Pretoria is in the wildest state of confusion and panic, and a general collapse of all Governmental functions followed the stampede of Government officials ...

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  10. BOERS TREKKING NORTH.

    According to a report received from Khama, the chief of the Bamangwalos, in the Bechuanaland Protectorate, the Boers in the northern districts of the ...

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  11. LORD ROBERTS'S RECEPTION.

    Lord Roberts has cabled that the occupation of the Transvaal seat of government was carried out in the most satisfactory manner, and that he met ...

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  12. THE FIRST MAN IN.

    Major Karri Davis, who so greatly distinguished himself at Ladysmith with the Imperial Light Horse, and at Mafeking, where he was the first to ...

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  13. PARTICULARS OF THE SURRENDER.

    The War Office has received a despatch from Lord Roberts, dated Tuesday, the 5th inst., giving particulars of the surrender of Pretoria. The ...

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  14. CAPTURE OF GUNS BY THE BRITISH.

    Major-General Hutton's mounted infantry--the colonial brigade--have captured to the northward of Johannesburg a 3-inch Krupp gun and the carriages ...

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  15. IN THE TRANSVAAL.

    Lord Roberts's troops were disposed around Johannesburg on Wednesday so an to completely surround aud command the town. ...

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  16. FRENCH ADVANCING.

    General French, with his cavalry, arrived on Thursday at Irene, six miles south-east of Pretoria. Heavy firing can he heard in the direction of ...

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  17. A BAYONET CHARGE

    A great feature of the operations for the capture of Johannesburg was a superb bayonet charge by the Gordon Highlanders. ...

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  18. THE TOWN SURROUNDED

    Lord Roberts has reported that Pretoria is surrounded by the British troops, who are disposed as follows:-- The Guards Brigade is stationed close ...

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  19. AT PRETORIA.

    Only one member of the Transvaal Executive remained in Pretoria after the flight of President Kruger. The British officers have been given ...

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  20. A GREAT ENVELOPING MOVEMENT

    Complete silence is still observed by Lord Roberts with regard to his movements, and there is an entire absence of official news from the front. It is ...

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  21. ATTEMPTS TO BLOW UP THE RAILWAY.

    The Irish-Americans have made two determined, but fortunately unsuccessful efforts, to blow up the railway line between Johannesburg and Pretoria. ...

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  22. NEWS RECEIVED WITH CALMNESS.

    The news of the abandonment of Pretoria has been received in London with perfect calmness, and there has been none of that delirious rejoicing which ...

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  23. ROBERTS'S STATE ENTRY.

    Field-Marshal Lord Roberts. Commander-in-Chief in South Africa, made a State entry into Johannesburg yesterday, and received Commandant Krause's ...

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  24. PANIC IN PRETORIA.

    Reports received from Pretoria show that the town is full of refugees from other parts of the Transvaal, and from the Orange River Colony, who are said ...

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  25. UITLANDERS RETURNING.

    The fall of Johannesburg has been the signal for an immense reflux of the former population of the gold-fields city. Hundreds of Uitlanders are returning to ...

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  26. SHELLING THE FORTS.

    Further particulars of the fighting at Pretoria on Monday show that the forts were shelled by the British before the occupation of the town. ...

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  27. CHAMBERLAIN CONGRATULATED BY THE QUEEN.

    Among the numerous congratulatory telegrams received by Mr. Chamberlain on the fall of Johannesburg, and the reported abandonment of Pretoria, is one ...

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  28. A JUDICIAL DYNAMITER.

    It has transpired that Judge Kock, a Transvaaler notorious for his anti-British utterances and braggadocio, was arrested in Johannesburg before its ...

    Article : 58 words
  29. FRENCH'S ADVANCE.

    Lord Roberts, cabling to the War Office on Thursday morning, the 31st ult., states that General French, during his match to Johannesberg from the Vaal ...

    Article : 194 words
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