War in Ipswich
The telegram which has come from Ipswich, Queensland, respecting the riot of the Romanists, does not surprise us. The usual tactics of the priests is to put down…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1874
180 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 9
The Temperance Movement.—whisky War
The Liverpool women have commenced a war against whisky by praying that the hearts of the licensing magistrates may be inclined to withhold licenses. After entertaining the Good Templars, Sir Wilfred…
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The Liverpool women have commenced a war against [?] by praying that the hearts of the licensing [?] may he inclined to withhold licenses. After entertaining the Good Templars, Sir Wilfred…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams This Day. Cable Messages. the Civil War in Spain. Defeat of the Carlists. Retreat of Don Carlos to the Mountains. the Wool Sales. Wool, Tallow, Leather, Preserved Meat, Wheat, and Copper Markets. London, via Singapore, November 13th. Received in Sydney, November 14th, 5.41 p.m
After obstinate fighting, the Carlists have been defeated by the Republican forces under La Serna, and compelled to abandon the siege of Irun, a frontier village of Spain…
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The special correspondent of the Globe writesy, under date Miranda de Ebro, September 27:—The piesence of the Northern Army was unable to enliven Miranda, but its absence has changed the vapidness of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →War News for the Month
SEVERAL smart engagements took place in the early part of the month since our last war news but the difficulty of obtaining reliable information made Mr. P. chary of giving the intelligence to hand till thoroughly authenticated. At Waverley the anti-leaguers were addressed by General…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Naval. Men-of-war on the Station
Pearl, 17 gune, Commodors Goodenough, at Sydney, Resario, 3 guns, Commander Dupuis, at Sydeny. Blanche, 3 guns, Captain Simpson, at Sydeny. Di[?], 8 guns, Captain Caapman, at Fiji…
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The Liverpool women have commenced a war against whisky by praying that the hearts of the licensing magistrates may be inclined to withhold licenses. After entertaining the Good Templars, Sir Wilfred…
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The special correspondent of the Globe writes, under date Miranda de Ebro, September 27:—The presence of the Northern Army was unable to enliven Miranda, but its absence has changed the vapidness of…
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The main body of the Carlist array has suffered a severe defeat at the hands of General Moriones. This commander was entrusted with the relief of Pampeluna, in Navarre, whore, as in Vittoria and…
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Pearl, 17 guns, Commodore Geodenough, at Sydney. Rosario, 3 guns, Commander Dupuis, at Sydney. B[?]che, 3 guns, Captain Simpson, at Sydney. [?] 8 guns, Captain Champman, at Fiji…
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H M. schooner Sandfly, 1 gan, Lieutenant Ho well, which arrived yesterday evening, is one of the vessels built for the suppression of the slave trade in the mouth Ses. Islands. Her proceedings have been of a somewhat eventful nature. Those,…
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Now that Sir Edwin Landseer has departed from among as the pictures of Mr. Richard Ansdell, his fellow A[?]demioian, and, perhaps, most formidable rival, have acquired a higher interest than before. To the present exhibition of…
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The news from the seat of war in Spain is rather conflicting, as all bad news from the Carlist camp ia suppressed. No confirmation conco[?]ing the wounding or attempted assassination of Don Carlos has been made…
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It is stated on the authority of one of the most eminent political economists in France that the Franco-German war, and its subsequent consequences, coat France 9 milliards 288 millions of francs. This vast sum was…
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It is stated on the authority of one of the most eminent political economists in France that the Franco-German war, and its subsequent consequences, cost France 9 milliards 288 millions of francs. This vast sum was…
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Pearl, 17 gans, Commodore Goodenough, at Sydney. Resario, 3 gune, Commander Depuis, on a crufee. Blanche, 3 guns, Captain Simpson, at Sydney. Dido, 8 guns, Captain Chapman, at Sydney…
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Pearl, 17 guns, Commodore Geodenough, at Sydney. Rosario, 8 guns, Commander Dupuls, on a cruise. Blanche, 3 guns, Captain Sianpaon, at Sydney. Alacrity, 1 gnu, Lient.-Com. Maunders, on a cruise…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Soldiers. (From the Standard, O[?]tober 19.)
THE overland mail from India informs us that a soldier at Ajmere has shot one comrade and attempted to shoot a sergeant. The occurrence took place at Ajmere on the 17th September. It is therefore, only…
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