The Zulu War. London, Sept. 3
Advices from the Cape to the 19th August announce the capture and destruction of Amauckuze, Cetawayo's kraal. Cetewayo, with a few followers, was closely pursued,…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1879
482 stories in Sydney's papers · page 19 of 25
POSTSCRIPT. Cable Messages. War with Burmah
LONDON, September 3.—Preparations are, being made for the commencement of a war with Burmah…
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LONDON, August 29.—Major Clarke has formed a junction on the llth with Sir Garnet Wolseley at Ulundi, and a combined move will be made to prevent the possibility, of any further…
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LONDON, September 6.—Sir Garnet Wolesley has promised Cotewayo freedom and 1000 head of cattle if he surrenders…
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The following is the official report of the last battle fought, in which the Zulus were totally defeated:--Telegram from the Secretary of State for…
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LONDON, September 12.-The British advance on Cabul Las not so far been seriously impeded. The force under General Massey successfully occupied Thuturgurdan…
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The latest advices from the capeannouncea second interview of Sir Garnet Wolseley with the principal Zulu chiefs. In his speech he announced that the British Government intended Zululand to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Zulu War. (Reuter's Telegram.) London, Sept. 13
Latest advices from the Cape announce that a second interview had taken place between Sir Garnet Wolseley and the principal Zulu chiefs. Sir Garnet, in his speech to the chiefs,…
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LONDON, September 13, 6.35 p.m.-The Afghan difficulty has become another war. The rebellion is spreading throughout the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic. News (By Submarine Cable) Threatened War with Burma It. Calcutta, September 12
Most conflicting rumours have recently been current regarding Burmah, but little reliance can be placed on them.' It is certain, now, however, that the relations between the Indian Government…
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Mr. Archibald borne, the special correspondent of the daily news, who rode from ulandi to the frontier, a distance of about 110 miles, in It hours, and was the first who brought the news to the…
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Advices to the 22nd August have been received from the front in zululind, sir Garnct Wolesley reports that ceterwaye is still uncapured. The parsuit continues sir…
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A tale which speaks out poorly for the superior humanity of the white race comes to us from South Africa. It is told by a representative of the Cape Argus at present…
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Latest advices from the Cape announce that a second interview had taken place between Sir Garnet Wolseley and the principal Zulu chiefs. Sir Garnet, in his speech to the chiefs,…
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LONDON, September 11.—The British generals have determined to deliver the Afghan difficulty a quick aud sudden stroke. General Massey is pushing on to Cabul…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Cable Messages. The Afghan War. Hostile Attitude of the Russian Press
LONDON, September 14.-The Afghan difliculty has become much more serious through the attitude of the Russian Press. Semi-official and other journals strongly…
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The Daily Telegraph published n telegram stating that the complicity of the Ameer of Afghanistan in the massacre of Major Cavagnari and the British mission is now clearly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Zulu War. Important News from the Cape. Capture of Cetewayo. MELBOURNE
The Union Steamship Company's Rotomahana, arrived here from London yesterday afternoon, and she brings important news from the Cape to date of September 2…
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Yesterday afternoon a child, five years of age, son of the Moore Park ranger, was slightly wounded in the left foot by a spent bullet, fired from the carbine of a Grammar School cadet, residing with his parents…
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The Daily Telegraph has a telegram of the 15th, alleging the complicity of the Ameer. The Times telegram of the 16th, stating that the Ameer had summoned his troops for a…
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