Telegraphic News. War Items
Berlin, 24th March.—Essential modifications are imminent in the German Empire. Count Otho De Stolberg Weringerode, the German…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1878
68 stories in Murray's papers · page 3 of 4
The War
THERE is no longer room to doubt that the complications in Europe will result in a, fierce encounter between the Russian and the British forces. England has definitely…
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THE hostile attitude assumed by England against Russia, as contrasted with her previous idleness regarding the result of the struggle in Turkey,…
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AN extraordinary demonstration in favor of the Government took place in the city on the afternoon of January 31. The City Neutrality…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest War Mews. Austria Joins England. London
All the English press and the greater portion of the Continental press uphold England's last firm decision. In a circular note, Austria takes the same…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War in the East. (From Melbourne Journals.)
LONDON, March 28.—The negotiations for a European Congress are at a total standstill. Both Houses of the Romanian Legislature have unanimously rejected the exchange of…
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News still indicates war. Russian journals say that it is impossible for Russia to acquiese to British demands, and it is believed that she will firmly resist them. Wool declined one half-penny to one penny per lb, compared with last closing rates…
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London, 10th April.—The reply of Prince Gortschakoff to Lord Salisbury's circular despatch is considered as unaggressive. The…
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Critical as is the Eastern Question at the present moment, when we know not what a day or even an hour may bring forth, it is impossible to overlook the gravity of the state…
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News! News bath come from England— Come straight without e[?]en a fail, The Lion’s woke up from his “ forty winks,” “ They’ve trod on the tip of his tail.”…
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THE more news we receive from England, bearing upon the relations of Russia and Turkey and the remaining powers of Europe, the more…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War and the Colonies. (From the Times, March 8.)
When danger of war, real or imaginary, threatens the Empire, the first thought is what a broad mark the circle of British colonies offers to an enemy; the second, by what a mighty…
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Addressing a large assemblage in the Memorial Hall, London, on the 12th April, Mr Gladstone made the following remarks upon…
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It is said that 60 persons lost their lives in the conspiracy on behalf of ex-Sultan Murad, but every attempt is made by the officials to hush the matter up, though the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Scraps, Original Select.and the Peninsula War
At the conclusion of the great war some 20 years ago or more, between France and the other European powers, most of the officers, military and naval, had to retire on half-pay; to eke out…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Scraps, Original and Select. Waterloo .(From the Diary of a French Soldier, Fore-wood.)
The following is a summary of what is very loosely put together in the original; a few words, however have been added here and there, to bring out the more fully the writer’s meaning…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Scraps, Original and Select. Waterloo From the Diary of a French Soldier. (Continued from our issue of August 31.)Advance on Hodgoumont
We were now fairly launched on an enterprise that was fated to prove so disastrous to us in its results. Our assault of the place was, for some reason or other, not to be made by columns of…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →The War in New Caledonia. (From the S. M. Herald.) Noumea, August 30
The Nouvelle Caledonie issued a two penny special to-day, the first of the kind, for the purpose of informing the public that at last there had been something approaching a fight between…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Scraps, Original and Select. Waterloo From the Diary of a French SOLDIER.(Continued from our issue of the 14th inst.)PRUSSIAN ADVANCE
But while we were in this state of enjoyment, fully anticipating the defeat of the English and our arrival at Brussels, where indeed we had been promised our supper, the startling news spread…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Scraps, Original and Select. Waterloo. From the Diary of a French SOLDIER.(Continued from our last.) Forebodings of Defeat
Our misfortunes now seemed to culminate, for though it was getting dusk it was far from night in which our safety consisted! The field of battle so far as we could see appeared void of…
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