The [?] of the War
Resumis[?] narrative of the war, the next operon was [?] chronological order is the action at S. Mr. [?], in the Vosges, on the 6th of October, [?]d, "In a flying column of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1871
20 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers
War News. Inside Paris
We quote the following additional extracts from the interesting, "Diary of a Besieged Resident," published in the Daily News. The following portion, although of earlier date…
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THE arrival of the European mail, via Suez, on Tuesday, puts us in possession of intelligence from the seat of war to the 25th December. As yet, the aspect of the conflict shows…
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By the Queen of the Thames, we (S. M. Herald) have received the following important telegram from Melbourne:— Gotschakoff's circular contains the…
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A great sortie was made from Paris early in December, mainly towards the Southeast and South, in the direction of Fontainebleau-road, and Champigny, involving battles the most…
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A "special correspondent," writing from Cologne on December 27, gives the, following interesting particulars:— "On the right bank of the Rhine, about a…
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ORDER OF THE DAT OF GENERAL CHANZY.—General chanzy, in an order of the day to his troops, communicates the text of a protest sent by him on December 26, under a flag of…
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From Captain Hart, of the schooner Amelie, which arrived in harbour yesterday from Tahiti we learn that the Franco-Prussian war has made itself feld the pacific. When the…
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Mr. John Denniston Wood, a native of Tasmania, and sometime Attorney-General of Victoria, has addressed, the following letter, dated January 4, from Sedan, to the editor of…
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The Frankfort Journal publishes a dispatch from Bale announcing that 25,000 men, en route from Lyons to Belfort, had arrived at Besancon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Women and War—A Page of Secret History
The Washington Patriot publishes a very curious story, which it calls u Page of Secret History:— The world does not know that the war…
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How rapidly defence may be transformed into defiance, is fully exemplified and placed beyond controversy by the present conflict. Had Germany been animated by purely…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Arrival of the European & American Mails, Via San Francisco. Full Telegrams to 7th April The Civil War in France
The James Paterson (s.), arrived in Sydney on Sunday, from Auckland, bringing the Australian mails and passengers which arrived there per steamer Nevada, from…
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It is stated in Brussels, and apparently upon good authority, that the Dutch Government intend, on the signature of the Treaty of Peace, to demand of Europe the adoption of the…
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When the mail left, on the 21st April, severe fighting and cannonading were incessant around Paris. The Commune was making extensive preparations for defence…
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Intelligence of a reliable nature has been received at Cape Coast Castle to the effect that the Ashantee army that invaded the eastern parts of the protectorate had been entirely…
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Claddagh (said Paddy) is the place where the boys step on board the boats that are built on the edge of the bay, time looks across the Atlantic all the way to America, and brave…
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The Report of the Committee on Designs for Ships of War, so far as relates to the Cyclops and Devastation classes, has been presented to both Houses of Parliament and…
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A correspondent of the Liverpool Courier describes the outbreak of war between Bonny and New Calabar. During June, he says, information had been received at New Calabar,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Californian Extracts. the Los Angelos Horror. Full Detail of the Riot—fifteen Chinamen Hung.—many Others Wounded and Killed — in All Twenty-one Dead.—the Origin of the Trouble
Los Angelos, October 25th.—The most terrible night Los Angelos has ever known has just been passed. Twelve hours ago, fifteen stark, staring corpses hung ghastly in…
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