The Soudan War, Suakim, Monday night
General Graham reviewed the New South Wales Artillery this afternoon. Notwithstanding the readiness of the actives to respond to General Graham's…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1885
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The Probable War and America
THE Alta California remarks as follows:—"When Cleveland was elected instead of Blaine, some who had been the letter's supporters seemed to be…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The War Scare. Sydney
The Hon. W. B. Dalley returned [?] night from his trip to the Clarence. The defence of the colony is still [?]ing carried on with great activity…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Soudan War. London, April 15
The report that the Guards Corps of Camelry is about to be withdrawn from the Soudan has been officially denied today…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The War Cloud Lifting. Russia's Reply. Czar Considers War Deplorable. Britain Gladly Accepts Reply. Pendjeh Not Ceded. Later
It is reported that Russia has replied to England relative to the collision with the Afghan troops. The reply states that the Czar…
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Melbourne, Saturday.—As a [?] the supposed agreement between [?] and Russia, an indignation meeting been held in Echuca. Subscriber…
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THE London correspondent of the Adelaide Advertiser wrote on March 13:— "As to the need for colonial help in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Soudan War. Suakim, April 18
A reconnaissance in force was made to-day from Handub to the south of Hasheen. The New South Wales troops and the mounted infantry, under…
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THE British Government recently gave an order for the construction at the Japanese village in London of an ingenious contrivance intended to protect…
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HALTING and vacillating, said Mr Sala, in the course of his generally satisfactory lecture on Tuesday night, himself halting for a moment and vacillating…
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Daily News to-day published a paragraph which asserted that the Government has decided to recall forthwith the troops now operating in the Soudan…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →WAR Expected to be Declared Before Monday. Great Preparations in Sydney. the Chief Justice Helping. All the Law Courts to He Closed Fitting Up the Cruiser Massilia. 150 Blue Jackets for Her. The Very Latest
It is reported that the local authorities have, with the last 24 hours, been put into possession of information which leads to the conviction that war will be…
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THERE is a good deal of nonsense papers, mixed in unsavory amalgam with even more than the cu[?] quantum of cant as to "Russian aggression on…
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LAST night, there was a considerable panic in town, the result of some printed extras from Newcastle having been freely circulated here stating that…
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The defences are being carried on with great activity. Six Nordenfeldt guns have arrived, and 3½ others have been cabled for from England…
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The Government has notified, in view of a possible contingency rendering it necessary, that the country police should be called to the metropolis for active duty…
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The steamer Cauton, which has arrived at Cooktown from Hounkong, brings the following information regarding the movements on Russian war vessels:-The Russian…
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The Mooroopna correspondent of the Argus writes: – "Bishop Moorhouse delivered a, lecture on Monday evening in the Athen[?] to a large audience, the subject of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →What Russia Would have to Face in Case of War
The sacrifice which war would entail upon England would be very great, but it would (the Broad Arrow says) be tenfold greater in the case of Russia. It seems to have…
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