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... AND THE BOERS. HISTORICAL BUHMABV. The dramatic march of Dr. JamreoD bis young men' from British TmuvMl commencM Um aecood ceaUirj of Britub rwUUonship— to o(t«n hosule—with the Dutch end Huguenot Boers, or yeomen Urmors, South Africa. The Boers around ...
... true. While the burving were yesterday en on the field the Boers mixed freely with them, and even assisted in helping the wounded into the = gons. ex 1 absolute coufidence in the result of the Boers showed no bravado, but qui war, and said that the British ...
... the gencral officer commanding at Natal Feb. 11:— ‘* Boers have occupied the late battlefield, and are reported to be in force in the neighbourhood of Newcastle. I offered medical assistance to the Boer commandant after the engagement, but the offer was ...
... THE BOER INSURRECTION F THE ARMISTICE. GENERAL we ew witil London, Tuesday. The follow’ of the casualties w it at- tacked by the Boers at Brunker’s Trans- vaal, on the 20th December last. The is contained in a telegram from of War, dated Sir Evelyn Wood ...
... Durban te m of Sunday says :— News has been received Wakkerstroom te the 17th. Four hundred Boers had ithe town, it is supposed, for the protection of the Trek Boers at River. Sir Evelyn Wood left Newcastle at midnight, with two troops of Hussars aml two ...
... says—The repulse of the Boers is a q success, con’ from fortunately did not leave, but waited for reinforcements, The mounted police were to leave last night to t to bring into Newcastle the ambulance with the wounded, left by the Boers at Hewitt’s farm. critics ...
... in another attack on Laing’s Nek. fighting the Boers, as we have so often had to remark, we cannot expect to make small body of British troops do tile work of many thousands of native savages. The Boers are not savages. They have all rifles, and they ...
... BOER GENERALS LEAVE FOR LONDON. A Reuter’s telegram dated Rotterdam, Tuesday, says—Generals Botha, Delarey, and Wet, accompanied by Messrs. Wcssels. Ferreira, and General Botha’s daughter. left for London this afternoon by the steamer Balavier 11. With ...
... BELFAST, MONDAY, FEB. 7, 1881. Ws are evidently destined to have wars and rumours of wars for some time. A Fenian scare in Ireland, an actual and arduous war with the Boers at the Cape, and the prospect of a second war with the King of Ashantee, are all ...
... addition. Each man lias caer nine years’ service. ALLEGED BOER OUTRAGES. A Stop press edition of the Daily Telegraph contains the following telegrams:— Newcastle, March 6th, 1.25 p.m.— outrage the Boers is reported here. Dr. Barbour, accompanied man named ...
... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1881. agitation to secure a Land Reform Bill for Eng* land and Wales, and Scotland, while in the latter country, not only agitation, but also boycotting, is being introduced. On the Clyth estate in Caithness, a tenant who refused ...
... BELFAST EVENING- TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1881. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Anonymous commonicatlonß cannot be attended to. do not hold oarsolvee responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents. We beg to notify to oar nameroas correspondents that ...