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... MARCH BY KITCHENER. TWO LAAGERS SURPRISED. A report issued by the War Office, sent by Lord Roberts on Friday, describes a night march by a force under General Kitchener, and the surprise of two Boer laagers; also further captures of ammu- nition and cattle ...
... KITCHENER'S REGULATIONS. From Lourenco Marques it is stated that no one is aliowed to cross the border into the Trans-. vaal without a special permit from Lord Kitchener ...
... KITCHENER IN COMMAND. VOLUNTEERS SURPRISED. Load Kitchener:will remain at Pretoria as Chief. Tim rrnor-rilln. wnrfa.r« still continues. and last week a party of 50 Boers surprised the Volunteer Com- pany of the Berkshire Regiment while asleep in the trenches ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S PLAN. DEPOPULATION OF DISTRICTS. It is stated that Lord Kitchener intends to -depopulate the more inhabited districts of the Transvaal, in consequence of jthe Boer presistence and the difficulty of dealing with the enemy while hampered ...
... THE CHANCELLOR OF BLOEMFON- TEIN CATHEDRAL AND DEAN KITCHEN. The Central News says the Rev Horace W Oxford Chancellor of Bloemfontein Cathedral, in a letter to a friend in London, says that amongst the news which the people of Bloemfontein, have received ...
... MAGALIESBERG REVERSE. NEWS FROM KITCHENER. Monday. Lord Kitchener describes the reverse experienced by General Clements's small force, on the Magal- iesberg, on Thursday. The 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers, who occupied the hill, fought bravely till their ...
... and that Hoare had evidently been captured. KITCHENER AFTER DE WET. Hamilton left Rustenburg this morning bringing Baden-Powell's force with him. De Wet commenced crossing Vaal River yesterday. Kitchener is now moving in pursuit. Methuen, who is on the ...
... WET AGAIN ESCAPES. I KITCHENER ASSISTS HORE. Lord Roberts also says :—I much fear that De Wet has managed to elude his pursuers by, I imag- ine, breaking up his force into small bodies. He was last heard of near Rustenburg. Kitchener's latest telegram, ...
... but it fvas not said in a threatening way. Hp d she left the kitchen 100r after her. iK -fr. iit she heard rir) kept in the. „ { t the kitchen get out oi way. i v uen Sue •jtoooou tiie Kitchen window her husband said, I'll make a hole for you to come in ...
... A GORDON MEMORIAL COLLEGE AT KHARTOUM. Lord Kitchener has issued an appeal for.ClOO,000 with which to found a Gordon Memorial College at Khartoum. He proposes to devote £ 10,000 to the initial expenses, and to invest the remainder for the purposes of ...
... The landlord of the Inn is 31r William Owen, and on Wednesday morning he was astonished to find the window furniture of the kitchen window dis- arranged. A further inspection showed that the window had been opened during the night and the catch raised tvi ...
... THE RAILWAY TO KHARTOUM.—The Press Asso- ciation slates that Lord Kitchener, accompanied by Lord Edward Cecil, his aide de camp, was busy in London on Monday in connection with the exten sion of the Soudan Railway to KhartOum. The construction of the ...