New Zealand. Further Particulars of the War
Illawarra Mercury · Tuesday 15 January 1861 · page 3
By the Lord Worsley we have important news form the seat of war at Taranaki, which we extract from the New Zealander of the 3rd instant. The Victoria arrived in the Manukan Harbor this…
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Examiner · Tuesday 15 January 1861 · page 3
The Herald of Saturday informs us that the Lord Worsley has arrived at Sydney, bringing. news from the scut of war to the 5th instant. We have just space to notice the fact that an…
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Examiner · Tuesday 22 January 1861 · page 4
The Lord Wolsey brings important news from the seat of war, the dates being from New Plymouth to the 3rd instant, and Auckland to the 5th…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 25 January 1861 · page 3
By the Intercolonial Mail steamer Prince Alfred from New Plymouth, has been received Taranaki news to the 14th instant. At the Prince was leaving, and underway, the…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 15 February 1861 · page 4
Paora Te Uata, Ngatitukorehe, from Patetere Raniera, ditto Te Wikirwhi, ditto Hehala To Makaiti, Te Matewaka, from…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 15 February 1861 · page 4
[?] and reguWorsley, we have news from force, if necessary (mouth), to the 23rd ult. Pelf applied to the [?] ly enclose with papers give full details of a…
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Examiner · Tuesday 19 February 1861 · page 4
By the Lord Worsley, we have news from Taranaki (New Plymouth), to the 23rd ultimo. The Auckland papers give full details of a determined night attack by the Waikatos on…
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Illawarra Mercury · Tuesday 12 March 1861 · page 3
The news (says the New Zealander) is of a chequered character. The work of capturing rifle pits and of making approaches in scientific fashion to the fortified pales, proceed steadily; but the natives,…
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Illawarra Mercury · Tuesday 12 March 1861 · page 3
The Herald's correspondent, writing on the 11th ultimate, from the Huhangi Redoubt, thus describes the engagement on the previous day:— Late on Saturday the troops stationed…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 15 March 1861 · page 3
The Lord Worsley brings news from New Plymouth to the 27th ultimo. The New Zealander, in its summary of Southern intelligence for Europe, says:…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 22 March 1861 · page 4
By the Victory, we have news from Taranaki (New Plymouth) to the 12th inst. From a non-commissioned officer of the 40th, we learn that, about 2 p.m. on the 12th, a flag of…
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Illawarra Mercury · Tuesday 26 March 1861 · page 3
In the Herald of Tuesday hist, it was stated that there had been a temporary suspension of hostilities on the 12th instant, in consequence of the rebels having run up flag of truce, and that the native…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 29 March 1861 · page 3
By the Sea Nymph, which arrived at Newcastle yesterday from Taranaki we have news from the seat of war to the 16th instant, forwarded to us by our Newcastle correspondent, who writes:…
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Examiner · Tuesday 2 April 1861 · page 3
By the Sea Nymph, which arrived at Newcastle from Taranaki, we (Herald) have news from the seat of war to the 16th instant, forwarded to us by our Newcastle correspondent, who writes:—…
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Examiner · Tuesday 2 April 1861 · page 3
In a previous issue we Stated that there had been a temporary suspension of hostilities on the 12th instant, in consequence of the rebels having run up a flag of truce, and that the…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 28 June 1861 · page 2
By the Tawera, Captain Walker, we have four days later from Auckland. The journals, since the publication of the Governor's ultimatum to the Waikatos, have freely…
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Examiner · Tuesday 2 July 1861 · page 3
By the Tawera, Captain Walker, we have four days later from Auckland. The journals, since the publication of the Governors ultimatum to the Waikatos, have…
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Examiner · Tuesday 16 July 1861 · page 2
We have received advices from New York to the 16th May, that is five days later. Threatening news of considerable importance. The blockade of the Virginian Waters was reported…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 19 July 1861 · page 4
The recent course of events in New Zealand has been attended with at least one advantage. It has simplified the question presently at issue between the British Government and the natives…
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Illawarra Mercury · Friday 19 July 1861 · page 4
The civil war in America, expected ever since the election of Mr. Lineoln, has now begun. The fall of Fort Sumter, reported in our last issue, was regraded by both sides as the signal for…
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