The War in Egypt. Occupation of Cairo
BY the R.M.S. Peshawur, which arrived at Albany on Sunday night, we ( Melbourne " Argus") are in receipt of the following account of the occupation of Cairo by the British troops :-…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1882
447 stories in Sydney's papers · page 22 of 23
War Between the Boers and Basutos. London. Nov. 7
Hostilities between the Boers of the Transvaal and the Basutos still continue. The chief of a strong tribe, Mapoch, has twice defeated the Boers with heavy loss…
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CAIRO, Wednesday Evening.—The latest intelligence from the Soudan, and which is believed to be authentic, is to the effect that the fighting which recently took place between the Egyptian…
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When (asks the Irish World)the sickening record of brutality in Ireland to cease? When is that unhappy country to be free from that oppression which, is marked, day after day…
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BY the R.M.S. Peshawur, which arrived at Albany on Sunday night,we (Melbourne "Argus") are in receipt of the following account of the occupation of Cairo by the British troops:—…
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CAIRO, Wednesday Evening.—The latest intelligence from the Soudan, and which is believed te be authentic, is to the effect that the fighting which recently took place between the Egyptian…
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The proceedings in the County Court, Melbourne, recently were enlivened by an incident somewhat out of the common. At the conclusion of a small debt case, Mr. Gaunson solemnly rose and drew attention to the…
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LONDON, November [?] be had made to the leader the Opposition, Mr. Gladstone yesterday made an important announcement in the Hones of [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Intelligence [By Electric Telegraph.] Our Special Telegram. (From Our Own Correspondent.) the Cost of the Egyptian War London, Nov. 15
An announcement was made in the House of Commons yesterday, by Mr. Gladstone, pursuant to a pledge which. he had made to the leader of the Opposition,…
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LONDON,November 15.—Pursuant to a pledge he had made to the leader of the Opposition, Mr. Gladstone yesterday made an important announcement in the House of Commons regarding…
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A great sensation has been produced throughout Egypt by news that the troops that were despatched to the Soudan, to check the advance of the followers of the false…
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The following is a correct list of officers killed and wounded in the action at Tel-el-Kobir on September 13, 1832:—Killed—"2nd Battalion Connaught Kangers, attached to the 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Regiment—…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The London Corporation and the War
At the Court of Common Conncil on October 32, Mr. L. H. Phillips proposed to increased the sum to be voted to defray the expense attending the reception of Sir [?]. Wol[?]eley and Sir B. Seymour in the City from £500 to…
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THE Bishop of Melbourne (says the Argus) recently preached at St. Mark's Church, Fitzroy. His text was from Jeremiah; v.30, 31:—"A wonderful and horrible thing is committed in the land. The…
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MR. CAMERON, of the London Standard, has rivalled the finest exploits of McGahan and Forbes. At Kassassin (according to home papers), with the skilful prescience…
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LONDON, November 28.—In the House of Commons, to-day, Mr. Gladstone introduced the Supplementary Estimates for the expenses of the occupation of Egypt till October, amounting to…
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A letter from Alexandria published in the Monde dwells on the religious liberty enjoyed by Catholics in the British army: "We feel it a duty (says the writer) to…
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Continued on Trove, page 27 →Mr. Bright on the War in Egypt. To the Editor
Sir,—In a letter to Mr. Bright I discussed the question of war in the abstract, holding that "peace at any price" was an untenable position, and that the Egyptian war seemed a…
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LONDON, December 14.—The Boers are reported to have captured Mampoer…
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