The War in Spain
London, March 20.—It is reported from Estella that Deputies from four provinces occupied by the Carlists have met to consider'the request of Don Carlos for contributions, and have replied that the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1875
92 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 5
The Acheen War
THE following further official intelligence from Acheen appears in the Javaschc Courant of the 16th April:— "From the Military and Civil Commander at…
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A numerals detachment of Royal Engineers will shortly be selected from there at head-quarters, the School of Military Engineering at Chatham, to proceed for service to the Fiji Islands. The [?] who will…
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The Berlin Post, a ministerial journal, has a leading article, saying :— Recent events unfortunately render it too probable that the present French Assembly,…
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The TIMES says:—The military authorities of Germany were fully per[?]ded that France was arming for an eventual attack on the empire—an attack which would be all the more formidable as…
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There has been some sharp fighting near Valmaseda between General Loma's troops and the Carlists, "Events of considerable gravity," says Ga[?]gnani, "are occurring in Spain. General Loma, marching by the Encarta[?]ones…
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A pamphlet, attributed to General Todleben, has appeared at Brussele, entitled, " L'Angleterre ot lee Petits Etats la Conference de Bruxelles," It gives an account of the barberons way in which England carried on war…
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Pearl. 17 guns; Commodore Goodenough at Fiji. Blaanche, 3 guns Captain Simpson, on a cruise. Alacrity I gun, Lieut-Com. Sannders, on a cruise. Confliet, I gun, lietu.-Com. Mansell, on a cruise…
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The TIMES says:—The military authorities or Germany were fully persuaded that France was arming for an eventual attack on the empire—an attack which would be all the more formidable as…
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THERE has been some sharp fighting near Valmaseda between General Loma's troops and the Carlists. "Events of considerable gravity," says Galignani, "are occurring in…
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There has been some sharp fighting near Valmaseda between General Loma's troops and the Cadists. "Events of considerable gravity," says Galignoni, "are occurring in Spain. General Loms, marching by the Encarta[?]lones…
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The news from Spian is, as usual, contradictory. It is said at the frontier that the prospects of peace increase daily. No less than 180 Carlist officers, of whom seven are…
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A pamphelt, attributed to General Todleben, has appeared at Brussels, entitled, " L'Angleterre et les Petits Etats a la Conference de Bruxelles." It gives at account of the barbarous way in which England carried on war…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Telegrams This Day. Cable Messages. [Reuter's Special Telegrams.] THe New Zealand Telegraphic Cable. Proposed Reduction in the Cost of Cable Messages. the Westminster Bank. the English Markets. the San Francisco Mail Service. Sir George Bowen to Be Government of Bombay, Shipping Arrivals. the Civil War in Spain. Complete Defeat of the Carlists. Impending Dissolution of the French Assembly. Termination of the Beecuer-tilton Trial—the Jury Unable to Agree. Disaster to the Ship White Rose. Sir Julius Vogel. New Archbishop of Cashel. Semi Panic on the Stock Exchange. London, Via Singapore July 1 Received in Sydney July 3rd, 8.42. p.m
The contract for the laying of the telegraphic cable between New South Wales and New Zealand has been signed by the Eastern Telegraph Extension Company. The Company lay the cable for a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable Messages. Telegrams This Day. the Civil War in Spain. New Governor of Natal. the Suez Mail. London, via Singapore, July 6th
Received in Sydney July 6th, 6.48 p.m. General Josellar, who recently defeated the Carlists under General Lorregarry, with great loss, is besieging Canta Vieya, a Carlist stronghold in…
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THE attitude of Germany towards the little kingdom of Belgium has attracted the attention of the world, as being the entrance of another wedge of European war. The three…
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The Carlist forces under the command of General Dorregary have escaped from Aragon intact into Catalonia The Carlists have checked the advance of…
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Rumours of war have been industriously circulated since our last by the continental Press. Germany is said to have made up her mind to have a slap at somebody or the other, if only to keep…
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Rumours of war have been industriously circulated since our last by the continental Press. Germany is said to have made up her mind to have a slap at somebody or the other, if only to keep…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams This Day. Cable Message. [Reuter's Special Telegrams.] the Russian Occupation of Khiva. Great Britain and Russia. the Civil War in Spain. Defeat of the Government Forces. London, via Singapore, July 8
Received in Sydney July 9th, 3.13 p.m. The P. and O. Company's mail steamship Pera left Galle, for Melbourne, on the 3rd instant. Mr. Bourke, Under Secretary for Foreign…
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