Mr. Ruskin on Women and War
MR. Buskin, in his "Crown of Wild Olive, says that that all war is waged for their sakes and because they desire it. Although this view may exaggerate their…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1876
163 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 9
Ladies' Column. Mr. Ruskin on Women and War
MR. Ruskin, in his "Crown of Wild Olive," says that women, if they wished, could easily put a stop to warthat all war is waged for their sakes, and because they desire it. Although this view may exaggerate their…
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THE correspondent of the Straits Observer writes from Singapore on November 20:—The troops from Hongkong arrived here on Tuesday, the 16th, and were disemoarked and marched to Tunglin on the 18th. Captain Howard…
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Baracouts, 6 guns, Captain C. E. Stevens, at Fiji. Nymphe, 9 guns, Captain Francis G. Suttie, on a cruise. Pearl, 17 guns. Commondore Hoskins, at Sydney. Sapphire, 14 guns, Captain E. H. Murray, on a voyage from…
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A serious disaster has occurred to the French navy. Early on Sunday morning, October 30, a fire was discovered on board the Magenta ironclad, lying in Toulon…
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It was in the winter of 1865, shortly before the collapse of the rebellion, that General Shaler, commanding at De Vail's Bluff, Arkansas, sent a detachment of cavalry up into the Cache river country to intercept…
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Baraco[?]ta, 6 guns, Captain C. E. Stevens, at Fiji. Nymphe, 9 guns, Captain Francis G. Suttie, on a cruise. Pearl, 17 guns, Commodore Hoskins, at Sydney. Sapphire, 14 guns, Captain E. H. Murray, OR a voyage from…
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It was in the winter of 1865, shortly before the collapse of the rebellion, that General Shaler, commanding at De Vall's, Bluff, Arkansas, sent a detachment of cavalry up into the Cache river country to intercept…
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Baracouta, 6 guns, Captain C. E. Stevens, at Fiji. Nymphe, 9 guns, Captain Francis G. Sutti[?], on a cruise. Pearl, 17 guns, Commodore Hoskins, at Sydney. Sapphire, 14 guns, Captain E. H. Mu[?]y, at Sydney…
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According toa telogram from Bombay of yesterday's date, the British loss in the recent attack made upon the Malays by a detachment of the 10th Regiment was 13 killed and 10 wounded. The…
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THE following description of the civil war in Spain has been forwarded by Mr. Kennett to the Graphic:—" After weeks of manoeuving and skirmishing in the mountains round Seo d'Urgel, the Carlist general Dorregarey…
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PENANS, December 18.—According to the latest advices the Chinese authorities show some inclmation to prevent foreigners proceeding on shooting excursions. Consul Medharst was interfered with whilst proceeding up country on…
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EVANS'S CRICKET MOTTO.--"DEFENCE, NOT DEFIANCE." DOMESTIC FRENCH.--" Voilà sans un œil"--there you go with your eye out…
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Don Carlos has entered France. The war is over…
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Don Carlos Las entered France. The war is over…
Continued on Trove, page 305 →News by the Mail. the War in Malaya. (From the Correspondent of the Straits Times.) Rassa, 11Th December, 1875
ON the 8th instant, the day after the taking of the village of Paroa, Lieutenant Poyton, with some of the 10th Regiment and the Arab Contingent, proceeded to the village of Paroa, or rather to the smoking ruins of it, to burn…
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Barncouta, 6 guns, Captain [?] E. Stevens, at Fiji. Nymphe, 9 guns, Captain Francis G. Sultie, on a cruise. Pearl, 17 guns, Commodore Hoskins, at Sydney. Sapphire, 14 guns, Captain E. H. Murray, on a cruise…
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The Turks appear to have met with a serious defeat in the Herzegovina. A Vienna despatch says—"Inteiligence received here from Ragusa announces that six Turkish battalions were attacked and rout[?]d on January 18, on the…
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ON the 8th instant, the day after the taking of the village of Paroa, Lieutenant Peyton, with some of the 10th Regiment and the Arab Contingent, proceeded to the village of Paroa, or rather to the smoking ruins of it, to burn…
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