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Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee) · The wars & local soldiers

The wars & local soldiers, 1850

7 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers

Ireland. Removal of Crops.—one Policeman Shot Dead and Four Wounded

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 16 February 1850 · page 2

"KILLOUGHY, SUNDAY EVENING, Oct. 14.—A melancholy spectacle greeted my arrival here to-day —one policeman lying dead, two mortally wounded and two more suffering severely from gunshot…

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War and the Oligarchy—peace and the Democracy

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 16 February 1850 · page 2

WE do believe that there never was a time when it was more necessary to place upon their guard the peace-loving and liberty-loving people of England than the present…

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Late English News. War with Greece

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 25 May 1850 · page 3

THE Straits Times Extra, of March 8th, contains news from Malta to the 31st of January, and from this source we have the startling announcement of hostile…

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A Vision of War (For the Bathurst Free Press.)

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 1 June 1850 · page 6

[My own impression is, that this sudden declarafion of war agalust Greece by the British Government, may involve the nations of Europe in a sanguinary struggle, tending to revolutionize Republics and dynasties throughout the…

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The Coming War

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 10 August 1850 · page 2

CIVILISED Europe is just now exhausting all the arts of diplomacy to put off the coming war. But come it will for all that. Messrs. Cobden, Thompson, Gribble, and…

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More Riot and Bloodshed at Sacramento —Sheriff M'kinney Killed—three Squatters Slain, Several Wounded, Prisones Taken, &C

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 9 November 1850 · page 2

The steamer Senator, which arrived yesterday morning at four o'clock—too late for the Alta—brought accounts of still more conflicts and bloodshed between the citizens…

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Foreign Intelligence. the War in Schleswig

Bathurst Free Press · Saturday 23 November 1850 · page 3

HAMBURG, JULY 27.—The battle of Idstedt(on same maps called Ichsadt) has decided the question of the occupation of Schleswig by the Danish army, and the…

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