Will there be War?
LONDON, July 19.—The whole adult male population of Servia is being armed. [Light is thrown on the direct object of arming the male population of Servia by events which occurred…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1889
448 stories in Sydney's papers · page 17 of 23
Home and Foreign. Ireland. the Extermination Crusade.brutal Outrage by Soldiers
The evictions on the Luggacurran ostats (says UNITED IRELAND, June 3), were rosumed on Thursday, contrary to expectation, it being officially announced that a pospite would be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Effects of Mesmerism. Hypnotism and Crime. Remarkable Experiments Made by a French Scientist. An Important Problem in Medical Junis-prudence—Tests Applied to a French Lady and a Soldier—Result of the Experiments
According to the London St. James' Gazette M. Jules Liegeois, Professor of the Faculty of Law at Nancy, has lately made some remarkable experiments connected…
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A largely-attended meeting of the members of the United Service Association of New South Wales was held at their rooms, Phillip-street, last evening…
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BATHURST, Tuesday.--The Archdeacon of Bathurst, the Rev. Mr. Campbell, was the recipient of a welcome on his return to his parish, Kelso. The Archdeacon has had a…
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LONDON, July 22.—Eighty thousand Russian troops are reported to be massed at Tiflis and at Erivan, close to the Russo-Turkish frontier in Asia. This has caused a feeling of uneasiness on…
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It is stated that upwards of 80,000 Russian troops are massed on the Turkish frontier. The Turkish Government feels Uneasy in consequence…
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LONDON, July 23.—Ex-King Milan of Servia has returned to the State, and is now at Belgrade, the capital. [The acuteness of the situation in Servia caused…
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LONDON, July 24.—The situation in Servia is developing in a manner which is causing increased alarm. The Governments of Germany and Austria, in view of the readiness with which…
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LONDON, July 25.—In speaking at Koenigsberg, General Bronsart von SchellendorS, Minister for War in the German Government, stated that the fears of a European war were unfounded…
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EXCEPTIONALLY large orders have been received in Birmingham for war material of various descriptions for the British Government. The principal manufactories are…
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GENERAL BOULANGER made a sensational statement to the representative of the FIGARO, who went to ask him for information concerning the army contracts, which…
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LONDON, July 30.—In the House of Commons last night Lord Salisbury, speaking on the present aspect of affairs in Europe, admitted that the Attitude, of Russia in the Balkans was "very…
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LONDON, August 1.—The revolt in Crete, and the situation generally arising from it, is causing anxiety to the Marquis of Salisbury, who is consulting with his Excellency Privy Councillor,…
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Under this heading the Dublin NATION, June 22, chronicles the following :- An eviction of a painful nature was carried out on Monday on the estate of a Mr. F. Leigh,…
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VERY largo orders have recently been received at Birmingham from the German and French Governments for war balloons. The German War Office has adopted parachutes,…
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LONDON, August 2.—There have been frequent meetings of the Cabinet during the week in reference to the situation caused by the Cretan revolt against Turkey, and the state of affairs in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War Scare. The Game in Europe. Chances and Probabilities-- The Balkan Bother-- What Russia Wants
NEWSPAPERS have their advantages, and they also have their disadvantages. One of the latter is that when they have nothing particular to write about, or when it may…
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WHAT is the British army coming to? We are induced to ask this question consequent upon reading a letter in a London journal. Listen:--"Sir,--Knowing that you always…
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H.M.S. Rapid has returned to port for a spell and refit, after a lengthy turn of duty at Samoa, where she relieved the Calliope at Apia after the severe hurricane in March last. Auckland was…
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