Coming Events in Europe. the Probable Seat of War
Still another review of the European situation comes from high authority, and this time from the pen of that distinguised soldier. Sir Archibald Alison…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
30 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 1 of 2
War and the Easter Encampment
"Having regard to the disturbed state of Europe, and the likelihood of war," Mr. R. H. D. White asked in the Legislative Council on Wednesday, "is…
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It is quite awful to think of the number of men abstracted from useful and profitable toil, and devoted to either idleness and vice, or to training to…
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It is quite awful to think of the number of men abstracted from useful und profitable toil, and devoted to either idleness and vice or to training to…
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An article by Mr. Archibald Forbes, the famous war correspondent, on "The European On look for War," appeared in the S. M. Herald the other week…
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News has been received that the officials of the British Chartered South Africa Company at Buluwayo have learned that Lobengula, the Matabele…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Matabele War. Mr. F. C. Selous's Narrative. (The Times. Feb. 9.)
The Union Royal mail steamer Spartan, from the Cape, anchored in Plymouth Sound on Sunday evening, Among the passengers was Mr. F. 0…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Matabele War. Mr. F. C. Selous's Narrative. Continued
All through the long hours of this dark, rainy night Major Wilson and the twelve brave man who were with him (two having left to convey the message…
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At the conclusion of the field operations recently hold at Cooma, Major-General Hutton addressed the Mounted Rifles on the treatment of their horses…
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At the unveiling of a monument erected in the Waverley cemetery, Sydney, to the memory of the officers and men who lost their lives in the…
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News from Corea states that the Japanese troops came into collision with the Chinese at Seoul, the capital, resulting in the defeat of the latter…
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Further telegrams have been received confirming the report that fighting has been renewed in Corea between the Chinese and Japanese forces. In the last…
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The Chinese Legation in London asserts that the Chinese transport sunk by the Japanese was flying the British flag. The steamer is also alleged to have been sunk…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War in Corea. Chinese Trade Paralysed. London
Owing to the outbreak of war with Japan, the internal trade of China is paralysed. A ukase has been issued prohibiting the exportation of rice and…
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A Japanese cruiser has succeeded in sinking the Ghen Yuen, the largest and lest ironclad possessed by China. The negotiations for peace between China…
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The Russian troops in Siberia have received orders to prepare for an immediate [?] eastward in the event of any change in the State control of [?]ea. Eight…
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Mr. J. H. Hart, the Chinese Commissioner of Maritime Customs, who was recently special agent of the Government in connection with the Sikkim and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →On Wars and Rumors of War. the Defence of Australia
Admiral Bowden-Smith and General Hatton had a consultation on defence matters on Saturday. Speaking to a representative of a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →On Wars and Rumours of War. the Defence of Australia
Admiral Bowden-Smith and General Hutton had a consultation on defence matters on Saturday. Speaking to a representative of a…
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Your display on Saturday last in the presence of Major-General Hutton and the classes and masses of Illawarra merited and has secured warm commendation. Never…
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