War Items. Sulieman Pasha
THE correspondent of the 'Times' with the Turkish army at Shumla gives the following description of Buliemah Pasha: "In contrast, however, with his…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1878
15 stories in New England's papers
Debtor and Creditor Account of the War
Now, when the summer campaign is over, and a winter campaign is about to begin, it may be useful to make up a debtor and creditor account, showing how much has…
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A TELEGRAM state that Turkey has resolved to continue the war to the bitter end. Resolutions of this kind, like General Ducrot's resolution to die if his celebrated sortie of November, 1870, did not…
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THE following is from the 'Times' of No[?]ember 15. The Dr. Ryan referred to is [?] son of Mr. Ryan, of the firm of Ryan [?] Hammond, of Melbourne, whose…
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A COR. of an English journal writes:—The great redoubt the (Lovatz) had been carried not half an hour, when I rode down with General Skobelef and…
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THE following is from the Times of November 15th. The Dr. Ryan referred to is a son of Mr. Ryan of the firm of Ryan and Hammond, of Melbourne, whose name has been frequently…
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The special correspondent of the Frankfort Gazette, who at the present time is imprisoned with the Turkish army at Plevna, gives a sketch of the commander…
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A CURIOUS item in the war news conveyed in the special message by cable, published the other day, was the statement that there are rumours current of a close alliance between Russia and…
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Early on Christmas morning began the long-deferred forward movement across the great Balkans into the valley of Sofia. The plan of the advance had been long…
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WHETHER the Statement of the Globe, that Lord Napier and Sir Garnet Wolseley are to have command of any military expedition which England may send against Russia, is mere…
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The present situation of affairs, as seen from the Russian point of view, may be described in a very few words. Having completely crushed Turkish resistance, the Russian commanders, in…
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A RUSSIAN officer sends the following account of the horrible death of a comrade to a friend in America:-- Coming to a place where the road somewhat…
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A RUSSLAN officer sends the following account of the horrible death of a comrade, to a friend in America:—Coming to a place where the road…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →War Items. From Philippopolis to Hermanli. —Terrible Scenes on the Road
Seventy miles of utter desolation, seventy long miles strewn with the household effects of many thousand families, seventy weary miles of a continuous, ghastly,…
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EXPERIMENTS with war balloons will be continued at Woolwich for several months- A select balloon committee has been appointed, consisting of Colonel Nugeut, R.E., Professor Abel, Chemical…
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