The Last of the Carlist War
Don Carlos is refugee in London. This total collapse of the Carlist cause is matter for general congratulation. At last Spain is set free from the perils of a protracted…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1876
21 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 2
After the War
A correspondent of the Time in Southern Spain writes under date Cadiz, February 17:—"The King, within a few days, will make his triumphant entry…
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London April 20.—It is reported that the S[?] has abandoned the campaign against Mew, because of Russian influence. It is reported that half of the garrison of Ni[?]…
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London, April 2O.—It is reported that the Shan has abandoned the campaign against. Mew, because of Russian influence. It is reported that half of the garrison of…
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London, May 22.—The 'Standard' says:—We understand that the Admiral commanding the Channel squadron has received telegraphic instructions countermanding previous orders for the…
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As public opinion is much engrossed at the present time with the ominous affairs of Europe, in which it would appear that England is to play an important part, we…
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THE temperance crusade in the United States has led to a disagreeable row at Columbus, in Ohio, The proprietor of an eating and drinking house in High-street…
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The war in the cast has proved a horrible business. On the 30th June 40 Servians were killed; on the 3rd July 500 in one engagement, 2000 in another, and 300 in a third. On the 4th 200 more…
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The Russian papers publish some further particulars of the late events on the western frontier of China. The ravages of the Kara-Kirghiz, in the new Russian province of Ferghana (Kokhand),…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Later European News. Via San Francisco, the Indian War
BISMARCK, August 14, via Burford, August 11.—Terry's main column on its departure from Supply Camp on the Yellowstone, at the mouth of the Rosebud, the 8th instant,…
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The Russian papers publish some further particulars of the late events on the western frontier of China. The ravages of the Kara Kirghiz, in the new Russian…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War in the East
THE war in the East has proved a horrible business. On the 30th June, 40 Servians were killed; on the 3rd of July 500 in one engagement,. 2000 in another, and…
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London, October 2.—The "Times" correspondent at Turkish headquarters says:—Thursday's battle, both as regards losses and numbers engaged, was decidedly the greatest of the whole war. In…
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News from the Gold Coast to August 17 states that the importance of the intelligence received from the Niger of the continued and serious hostilities directed by…
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THE correspondent of the Daily Neres telegraphs as follows from the seat of war.— Belgrade, Sept. 9. The fighting, which began on the 6th,…
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The great battle fought before Alexanitz on the 18th of September, which was described at the time as the Sedan of the war, did not prove to have been so disastrous for the Servians as…
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The pull Mall Gazette says:—Very grave news reaches us from South Africa. The Boors of the Transvaal Republic, who, as we explained lately, picked a quarrel…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War Against the King of Dahomey.—artillery Engagement
The following is an account of the English expedition up the Niger against the King of Dahomey, referred to in our Suez telegrams:—The party anchored off…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English Mail News. Mr. Bright on the Turkish War
At a meeting held at Rockdale, the Mayor presiding, in reference to the atrocities in Turkey, the following letter was read from Mr. Bright to Mr. Hope…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →England in War Time. (Pall Mall Gazette.)
EVEN at a time when the prospect of this country being involved in a European war appears remote, happily, it may not be uninteresting to consider what have been its…
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