The Archive · 1900

GENERAL RUNDLE'S OPERATIONS

Reuter's correspondent at Winburg telegraphs on the 31st that General Rundle's object on the 29th was to draw the enemy from Lindley, where five hundred of the Yeo-maury were isolated. The object was attained after a hot engagement the whole day, the Boers being on a lofty kopje. The Guards lost heavily in the attack owing to the accidental firing of the veldt by our men rendering their khaki uniforms conspicuous. The Guards lost thirty-three killed and ninety-eight wounded, and the Scots Guards four killed and seventeen wounded.

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