The War in Tunis
LONDON, March 24.—The French Governments has determined to make a decided 'effort to suppress the rising of the Arab tribes in Tunis. Nine…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1882
447 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 23
The Becent War Scare. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
Captain Mitchell, of Hobart, who pilcted the Afrik[?] from Hobart to Melbourne, emphatically denies, and offers to make a statutory declaration in support of his denial, the assertion that he was employed to specially…
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PARIS. April 8.-Intelligence has been received from Tunis of a sanguinary engagement between the French troops and levies of the insurgent leader, Bon Amtma. The…
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Intelligence has been received from Tunis of a sanguinary engagement between the French troops and levies of the insurgent leader, Bon Amina. The latter were…
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LONDON, April 5. In view of eventualities, and as a counter move to the precantions which Germany is taking for the protection of her Baltic provinces, Russia…
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Melbourne, says the Southern Cross, has had in a mild way, its war- scare during the week but it has taken its panic mainly as a clumsy and not too courteous joke. The martial…
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LONDON, April 5.—In view of eventualities, and as a counter move to the precautions which Germany is taking for the protection of her Baltic provinces, Russia…
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PARIS, April 8.—Intelligence has been received from Tunis of a sanguinary engagement between the French troops and levies of the insurgent leader, Bon Amina. The…
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The Welsh are circulating a handbill throughout Cardiganshire, Wales, which calls upon the farmers to give up their farms unless their rents are reduced. It is promised…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →War Letter. to the Editor of the F. J.— Sir,—i trust
yourself and our readers will excuse the conspicuousness of the absence of my "Acta Populi" this week. The fact is, my bleeding country called " To arms!" and my soul became at once…
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LONDON, May 2.—A disastrous tribal war is being waged among the natives on the West Coast of Africa. In one battle alone, in Calabar, a maritime district on the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph.] Our Special Telegram (From Our Own Correspondent.) Native War in West Africa. London, May 2
Tribal warfare is raging in West Africa. About a thousand natives were killed in a battle which recently took place at Calabar…
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LONDON, May 2.—A disastrous tribal war is being waged among the natives on the West Coast of Africa. Iii one battle alone, in Calabar, a maritime district on the…
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In presenting the Zulu war medal to the Natal Volunteers, Sir Evelyn Wood described the gallant stand made at Isandhlwana in eloquent terms, relying partly on his own…
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WE have pleasure in publishing the accompanying engraving. from a photograph sent from Ceylon. The young fellow who is standing is a colonial. He is now a soldier in Her Majesty's…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →The Inner Life of a War Correspondent
Last evening the Masonic Hall in York-street was crowded to suffocation by an Exceedingly fashionable audience to hear the first of a series of lectures by Mr. Archibald Forbes, the famous war correspondent…
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CONSTANTINOPLE, May 13.—The negotiations which have been long pending between the Porte and the Russian Government, relative to the payment of the war…
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The negotiations which have been long pending between the Porte and the Russian Government, relative to the payment of the war indemnity due by the former, have now…
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The Russo-Turkish war indemnity convention has been signed…
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The negotiations which have so long been proceeding between the Porte and the Russian Government relative to the payment of the war indemnity due by Turkey have been brought…
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