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... stopped— “Times Telegram WITH BOERS NEAR MAFEKING Mafeking Information small Boers had British troops miles east of between Mnritsani Kraaipan force Maxim and two 15-pounders despatched to rescue only to find that Boers had withdrawn The enemy subsequently ...
... cheques” FUNERAL OF MR THOMAS HUGHES THE LATE MR JOHN CRIPPS In of Mr Cripps held yesterday at Myrtle-street Chapel and anthems of suitable nature were sung and the organist played Chopin’s and Handel’s funeral marches evening Rev John Thomas -who occupied the ...
... Middelborg Slat fact 00 aad 160 by fallowing over tine Boere took bag moment and-deoly faoad 900 T iantiiaoiil far oar aheQa off Boere are increased fight number prisoners recks tfa field showed — - are BOER COMMANDO IN PORTUGUESE TERRITORY here from : publish ...
... and valued officer met with his deplorable mishap ; but it seems 'not improbable that the Boers have revived the practice which answered so well in the war of 1881 of devoting special atten- tion to the attempt to'wound or kill the commanders in charge ...
... him is that the Boers are strongly convinced that Great Britain is only seeking a pretext to deprive them of their freedom. It is alleged that 'we have kept increasing our demands in order to reach a point at last beyond which the' Boer Government will ...
... Imner Temple in 1862, and hed practisad at the, bar and as aepecial pleader. He waseected p re rsentative peer for Ireland in 1881, and was Lord Lientenant of county Wicklow. Failing iesse, the family title devolvesupon his only sur- viving brother, the ...
... charged the Boers got among All wounded Boers found on the field were hurt slightly wounded getting away It appears the previous night th Boers were the Coedgevonder about aix miles distant and thought alone Our men behaved much wounded both Boers ...
... speaking, the' Boer army Was at his (Sr E. Wood's) mercy, knd he awaited the in- structions of the Cabinet to go on and attack it. We withheld those instructions, and instead we accepted an armistice which resulted in the Con- vention of 1881.- Why did we ...
... Brandfort and Bloemfon- tein has been destroyed by the Boers. The British at Fourteen Streans, having been reinforced, began a heavy bombardment of the Boer positions. There was no loss on the side of the Boers, who retained their positions. It is rumonred that ...
... that five Boers and two horses had been killed and several Boers wounded. Not one of the British was touchedL l - THE INVASION OF NATAL. BOERS MASSING NEAR DUNDEE. AN ATTACK EXPECTED. .PEXSS A.SSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) Ladysmith, Tuesday.-Boer commandoes ...
... left standing left Boers place for surrendering burghers Commandant Britz to Carolina 40000 horses and been iu General Elliot’s column besides large number of Boer families— Association COLONY FRESH INVASION Cradock Friday force of Boers whose strength is ...
... the revolt against the annexation of in a1879, when the Boer people generally were £s -disposed to acquiesce in the inevitable, 'fat -It was by his systematic violation Of hei the Convention of 1881 that he secured the his modified suzerainty of the Convention ...