The New Zealand War the Taranaki Conflict
By the clipper brig- Shamrock, from Auckland, Auckland, we (Sydney Herald) have papers to the 4th inst. Previous dates were to the 28th of March…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1860
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The New Zealand War
BY way of Melbourne (our Sydney papers having miscarried) we have further intelligence from the seat of war in New Zealand. Since the sanguinary battle (so fatal to the…
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âLet no man trust a New Zealanderâ was the warning of one who witnessed and receded a fearful tragedy treacherously perpetrated by the natives of New Zealand in…
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By special telegram from Sydney last eight, we Lave received the following:â A letter from Raglan contains startling intelligence that the Waikaros are coming to…
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A great meeting of the Waikatos was to take place on the 1st of May, to determine the question of peace or war. The disposable military force now at Taranaki…
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News from the “seat of war” in Taranaki is brought down to the 19th ultimo. There have been no further engagements the natives. The troops are suffering…
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Per the inter-colonial mail steamer Lord Worsley, we have news from New Plymouth to the 31st of May, being twelve days later than previous advices…
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A cold-blooded and deliberate murder was perpetrated in New George-street, Hull, on Monday morning. The perpetrator being a soldier, named Thomas Kirkwood, and the victim a defenceless widow woman,…
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Vii Sydney, intelligence has been received from New Zealand. A battle had taken place at Waitare Twenty-nine of the English were killed, and twenty-two wounded…
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ON the 23rd ultimo, fifty soldiers of the 40th, under Captain Messenger, were fired upon by the natives whilst reconnoitering on Government land. The troops returned the fire and retreated, but…
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We publish the following additional particulars of the fight at Wai[?]:— The Taranks Herald says— While last Saturday’s sheet was printing, guns were…
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In the naval and military departments, since the news of the sanguinary and unsupported action at Puketakauere, there has been an amount of energy and activity…
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This meeting of, loyal chiefs, to confer with the Governor on the present position and prospect of native affairs, commenced yesterday (Tuesday). The lodgement for the chiefs was good, yet not…
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BY the Sydney Herald of the 16th instant news is furnished from Taranaki (New Plymouth) to the 8th instant. Major-General Pratt arrived on the morning of…
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The intelligence from New Plymouth to the 11th August, via Nelson, is confirmatory of previous telegrams. The position of General Pratt is most painful for…
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[The following appeared in our Extraordinary of yesterday.] The Royal Mall Ship Behan arrived in Port Phillip Bay shortly after 12 o'clock on…
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The Prince Alfred mail steamer brings papers from Auckland to the 4th instant. Her dates from the seat of war are to the 30th ultimo. We quote from the Southern Cross " extra" of 3rd…
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THE Prince Alfred from Auckland brought news to the 4th instant, while her dates from the seat of war are to the end of August. The Southern Cross of the 3rd instant describes the intelligence as still…
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“WE have received, ” says the Sydney Herald, “some further reliable information fro Taranaki by a private source, one portion of which in of the highest importance , but which seems to have escaped the…
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THE following letter from the English leading journal, will give our readers an insight into the present lamentable state of matters in the Lebanon. It is to be premised that the letter is from…
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