The Priest and the Soldier
Archdeacon M'Carron is not to be hanged for mutiny this time. A Derry jury have acquitted him of the extraordinary offence for which Mr. Brewster and Mr. Keogh had…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1853
59 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 3
Chinese War. Progress of the Rebellion.— Land and Sea Fights.—fall of Shanghai
BY the Formosa and Pekin, P. and O. Company's steamers, accounts have been received from Hongkong to the 29th September. The important events now…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bell's Life in Sydney. Saturday, December's, 1853. Ships' of War
AT this momentous period of the existence of Australia, at a time when each hour the inhabitants of Sydney expect to have their ears saluted by the thunder of Russian…
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The authoress of vhe following story—extracted from the " Manners and Customs of Society in India "—ssures us she has every ' reason to believe the circumstances perfectly true, as some of them ' came under her own observation…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Trading Profits of War. (From The Leader.)
Notwithstanding the pacific turns given by diplomatists to the last Russian note, it is quite evident that there is no substantial change in the posture of affairs…
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The week expired. Henry Harling again tried to gain his mother's consent to Iiis wishes, or.even to give up her plans for his interest; but all he could say was useless, and they parted with high words on both sides. This conversation took place in the…
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Our valuable contemporary, the MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, commenting on the proclamations, which are reported to have been recently issued by the chief of the insurrection now reigning, observes --…
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The next day Field came again to the sergeant's house, and asked him if the ring was done, and if he would oblige him by allowing him to take it back to Mrs. Davenport—he would pledge himself, he said, for its safe delivery…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Race. an Incident During the Late War
A Tender in the Downs and a well-manned boat apporoaching the shore. What a curious and engaging medley of character do their crews present to us! I remember a story…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Tory View of the War Question. (From the Standard, October 4.)
The Abordoon organ, the Times, commenees an article of some length with the following announcement:— " The ministers now in town,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Arrival of the Harbinger. News to October 6Th. Decision of Turkey for War! Empire Office, 3 o'clock
BY the arrival of the steamer Victoria this morning, from Melbourne, we have received London papers to the 6th of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Thoughts on a War Between Russia and Turkey. (From the Neue Pr[?]ussische Zi[?]tung.)
Even though France were to decline joining Great Britain in her refusal to force the acceptation of the Vienna Note on the Divan, yet that refusal on the part of Great Britain alone…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Empire. Thursday, December 29, 1853. Peace or War?
THE stage at which the hostile preparations of Russia and Turkey had arrived at the beginning of October last, so far as it is intelligible from the Times, may be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War Rumour
THE in[?]bitants of the metropolis were thrown into a state of unequivocal consternation on Tuesday by the terrible announcement that War had actually…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Tory View of the War Question
The Aberdeen organ, the TIMES, commences an article of some length with the following announcement: -- "The ministers now in town, constituting a…
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Even though France were to decline joining Great Britain in her refusal to force the acceptation of the Viehna Note on the Divan, yet that refusal on the Part of Great Britain alone suffices to…
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The steamer Victoria reached Sydney from Melbourne, on Tuesday morning, bringing news of thc arrival of the G. S. S. S. Steamer Harbinger, at the latter port, with London papers to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Illustrated Sydney News. Saturday, December 31, 1853. Glad Rumours of War
FROM the recent English news we learn that the probability of war between Russia arid Turkey, before sufficiently great, has, on a sudden, been vastly increased, and that, while the hostile armies of those powers are marshalled in close opposition, and only…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Tory View of the War Question. (From the Standard, October 4.)
THE Abordeen organ, the Times, commences an article of some length with the following announcement:â "The Ministers now in town, constituting a…
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