The China War. the Capture of Pehtang
THE special correspondent of the Times furnishes the following particulars with reference to the occupation of Pehtang by the Allied English and French troops, previous to their…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1861
226 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 12
Iron Cased Ships of War
Captain Halstead, lately commanding the steam fleet in the Medway, has addressed the Times on the question of the success or failure of the iron cased ships of war. He states not only…
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AY [?] good neighbours, I have seen Him sure as God's my life; One of his chosen crew I've been; Haven't I, old goodwife?…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The War in Italy. (From the Times, October 25.)
WE have recently taken occasion to explain the military policy of Garibaldi with reference to the Royalist army on the banks of,the Volturno; and we have given expression to the…
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BY the Lord Woraley we have important news from the grat of war at Taranaki, which we extract from the New Zealander of the 8rd instant. The Victoria arrived in the Manukan Harbour this…
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THE Lord Worsley brings us important news from the seat of war. Her dates are from New Plymouth to the 3rd instant, and Auckland to the 5th. As will be seen from the following narrative, which…
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EMBARKATION OF ARTILLERY AND ARMSTRONG GUNS.— On November 21st the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men composing Captain H. Mercer's 3rd Battery, 4th Brigade of Royal Artillery, assembled on parade in marching order for final…
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THE Lord Worsley brings us important news from the seat of war. Her [?] are from New Plymouth to the 3rd instant, and Auckland to the 5th. As will be seen from the following narrative, which…
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MEN of WAr [?] Pelorus ateamer, 26 guns, Commodore Seymout; Cordells, toumer, 11 guns, Hume; Nigher, 14 guns Craorost: Fawn, 17 guns, Caytor; Irie, 26 guns, Vernon; Victoria —Norman…
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BY the Intercolonial Mail steamer Prince Alfred, from New Plymouth, we have Taranaki news to the 14th instant. As the Prince was leaving, and underway, the…
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THE Lord Woraley brings us important news from the seat of war. Her dates are from New Plymouth to tbe 3rd instant, and Auckland to the 5th. As will be seen from the following narrative, whick…
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THE following letter from Admiral Sartorios on the subject of Steam Rams, for war, purposes appears in a recent number of the Times:The real question now occupying so much…
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FROM additional papers, received yesterday morning, we give the following interesting items of intelligence:— THE PRESENT SEAT OF WAR.—The Nelson…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supplies for the Soldiers in New Zealand. (From the United Service Gazette.)
UNDER the presidency of Sir Richard Airy, the Quartermaster-General, an influential board of officers has been sitting for the last three weeks at the War Office, for the purpose of considering the nature of…
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THE PRESENT SEAT OF WAR.—The Nelson Examiner of the 11th instant says:—The following sketch may possibly [?] our readers in forming a clearer idea of the present seat of was. It forms…
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Dr the Intercolonial Mail [?] Prince Alfred, from New Plymouth, we have [?] news to the 14th instant. As the Prince was leaving, and underway, the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Volunteer Rifle Movement. War Office Circular, &c., (From the Observer, November 18.)
THE authorities of the War Office appear determined that the enrolled regiments of volunteers shall not be permitted to relax in any of the essentials to bring them up to a proper state of efficiency, and with a…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The New Zealand War. (From the Times, November 21.)
THE mail from New Zealand has brought us a voluminous collection of documents on the controversy which is disturbing the peace of that flourishing settlement and threatning to…
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THE authorities of the War Office appear determined that the enrolled regiments of volunteers shall not be permitted to relax in any of the essentials to bring them up to a proper state of efficiency, and with a…
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