The Feeling in London on the War
THE insications are unmistakable that the opinions of the British ruling classes has become more favourable to taking the risks of war than it was a month ago. This change is…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1877
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Arrival of the English Mail. (Via San Francisco.) (From the Harald.) the Russo-turkish War
BEFORE the end of July the Russian had concentrated 100,000 troops in front of Plevna, and completed the investment of Rustchuk.They then bombarded Silistria and fired the town on July 31st…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Russo-turkish War the Capture of Nicopolis
A BRILLIANT and interesting spectacle was witnessed on July 15, the theatre of nation being the pretty little town of Nicopolis. It appears that after the 9th Corps had crossed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War in the East [By Submarine Telegraph] Severe Fighting on the Bulgine
THE Turks have given Kalliaronowski over to the Flilorum. This is twenty miles up. At the same time, Lord Derby wishes it to be distinctly understood…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Man Excited Over the War News
MR WHITE, a Detroiter of middle age, visited this office the other day to find a war map and to have a chat about the European situations, and it wasn't ten minutes before his enthusiasm…
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CONSTANTINOPLE AUGUST 11.— The Minister For Foreigu Afairs has addressed the following telegram to-day to the Ottoman representatives abroad:—"Telegram from Sulieman Pasha,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →What the War Promises for Russia
IT is necessary, perhaps, to explain (observes the Pall Mall Budget of July 20) what the Russian position is. It is this—and she was wellwarned of it at the beginning; either from the…
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THE telegram published in the Daily News on Monday morning describing the conflict in the Shipka Pass (writes the Birmingham Daily Mail)is one of the finest descriptive reports…
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ADMIRAL Hobart Pasha (says a correspondent) is back at Constantinople, conferring on future naval operations. He tells me that last week his flagship, the Athar Tevfik, just missed taking a very valuable…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Scenes at the Seat of War. Horrible Massacre of Christians at Kavarna
" KAVARNA, distant one hour from Baltjik and six hours from Varna, is a town inhabited by from 400 to 500 families, all of them Greek, with the exception of a few…
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THE Straggle at Plevna —The Assault on the Turkish Positions—Terrible Scene: in the Grivieia Redoubt—12,500 Russians and Roumanians killed and wounded—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Misleading Telegrams of the War to London
A correspondent of the Times of Septenber 26, directs attention to the telegrams that are published by journals which profess to have the earliest news so frequently, as grossly…
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GENNERAL GOURK[?] gained a decisive victory over the Turks at Dubrik and Teltc[?]0, capturing both places, and commanding all the approaches to Plevna, thus shutting Osman Pasha completely in. A Russian…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Turning the War to Account
WE all know, or are supposed to know, the virtues of the moral pockethandkerechief. Combined with [?]nnel jackets for the natives of tropical countries, as an agency for inculeating sound doctrine and handy…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. November 26
It is rumoured in Paris that England has sent an ultimatum to Russia. England has intimated to Taekey that she will refuse to recognise the blockade of the Euxine, unless…
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