Franco-Chinese War. LONDON, September 1
A report is current to the effect that the Chinese Governments has formally declared war against France, and has notified the fact to the Japanese Government…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1884
43 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 3
Franco-chinese War. London, August 31
The latest advices from the East state that 80,000 Chinese are marching upon Quang-Si, one of the southern provinces of China…
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The bembardment of Kelung, on the northern coast of the Island of Formosa, has been resumed b the French fleet. HONGKONG, Sept. 5…
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The Chinese officials at Foochow have notified that war has been declared by the Chinese Government agninst France. Shanghai is to be treated as a neutral port…
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The Times this morning publishes a communication from its correspondent in China, confirming the previous intelligence that China had formally declared…
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Le National in its issue of this morning states that M. Jules Ferry meditates a formal declaration of war against China, and proceeds to say that the Premier intends to take steps to convoke the…
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Mr. Melton Prior, the war correspondent of the Illustrated London News, supplies the following to the representative of the Pall Mall Gazette, who has recently interviewed…
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IN view of the resumption of the war between France and China, a statement of the occurrences which have led to tho present crisis will be of interest to our…
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An announcement has appeared in the Times to the effect that the Russian fleet has left Cheefoo. It is generally believed that Russia has hostile designs upon…
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The latest intelligence from the East states that considerable agitation prevails amongst the British residents at Foo[?]how and Shanghai. Complications arising out of the hostilities between France…
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The true origin and purport of the movement against Madagascar (the New York Sun remarks) are disclosed in a late number of the Revue des Deux Mondes, and the…
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INTELLIGENCE is to hand that Admiral Courbet is now attacking the port of Keelung, in the north of the island of Formosa. The Chinese garrisons offered considerable resistance, but after a sharp…
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Intelligence is to hand that Admiral Courbet is now attacking the port of Keelung, in the north of the island of Formosa. The Chinese garrisons offered considerable resistance, but after a short…
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IT will be seen by advertisement that Frank Warden is going to give an open-air address next Friday afternoon, at half-past two, in Belmore-square, on the "Sophistries and Subtlety of the Devil in…
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Later advices report that Admiral Lespes has not occupied Tamsui, as was previously stated. The vessels under his command, however, are bombarding the Chinese positions, which are strongly…
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LATEST reports from the East state that 600 French troops, while endeavouring to occupy the port of Tamsui, fell into an ambuscade. Twenty men were taken prisoners and immediately put to death by the…
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Further particulars have been received of the recent battle between the French and Chinese at Loocbung, in Tonquin, which show that the Chinese forces…
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Later advices from Formosa state that Admiral Lespes, after the first repulse on the 8th instant, landed a second force at Tamsui, when the engagement was greatly…
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A WAR CORRESPONDENT.—An English war correspondent, Mr. Prior, states that the principal expenses of such a journalist are not his salary, but his outfit and his means…
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AN official telegram from Hanoi, dated October 9th, states that the French have had three successful engagements with the Chinese, the last of which proved a veritable disaster to the Chinese. The…
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