Franco-Chinese War
LONDON, February 4.—The outworks of Kelung have been captured by the French troops, 11 of whom were killed and 53 wounded…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1885
877 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 44
France-Chinese War
LONDON, February 6.—The latest newS from Hongkong in regard to the Franco-Chinese situation says that the Chinese troops have suffered several defeats of late at the hands of…
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LONDON, February 4.—The outworks of Kelung have been captured by the French troops, ll of whom were killed and 53 wounded…
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The sad fate of Edmund O'Donovan and Frank Power has also overtaken two more war correspondents. One of the last victims whose death has been cabled to Australia was a man of…
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Mr. O'Kelly, M.P. accompanied by Mr. Wm. Redmond, M.P., addressed a meeting of his constitutents, at Boyle, on Sunday, December 21. The long absence of the hon member in Egypt…
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Latest advices from Hongkong in regard to the Franco-Chinese situation state that the Chinese troops have suffered several defeats of late at the hands of the French…
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Another position of the Chinese near Keelung, in Formosa, has been attacked and carried by the French, but no renewed attempt has yet been made to land forces at Tamsui. The reinforcements, however, for…
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LONDON, February 8.—General Negrier, the French commander in Tonquin, has captured the Chinese camp at Langson…
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General Negrier, the French commander in Tonquin, haa captured the Chinese camp at Langson…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.-- In Governor has received a to legram from the Secretary of State for the C[?]lonies to-day stating that the French naval officers in China are being instructed to en force…
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Further advices which have been received from Tonquin, in reference to the capture of the Chinese position at Langson by the French troops under General Negrier, state…
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LONDON, February 11.—A telegram has been received from Hongkong notifying that the Chinese have closed the River Min by having blocked the entrance to the river…
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A telegram has been received from Hongkong stating that the Chinese have closed the River Min by blocking the entrance to the river…
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Cairo, February 13,-- Dispatches from Korti state that a convoy has arrived there, bringing in the wounded from the recant engagement…
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LONDON, February 6.—The latest news from Hongkong in regard to the Franco-Chinese situation says that the Chinese troops have suffered several defeats of late at the hands of…
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LONDON, February 12.—News has been received here that the French fleet, under the command of Admiral Courbet, has left Shanghai…
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Shanghai, February 11. -- The French fleet under Admiral Courbet made its appearance off this port to-day…
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With the view of enabling our re[?]ers to comprehend more dearly the position ci affairs in the Soudan, and to follow the movements of the troops, we publish this week a sketch map, in which is…
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A telegram from Shanghai states that the French fleet under Admiral Courbet made its appearance off this port to-day. LATER…
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