Terse portrait of Turkish Balkan campaigns and Balkan front reports
The dispatches recount Mehemet Ali Pasha’s Thessaly command crackdown on banditti, Novi Bazar duties, and Servia operations, with notes on Turkish peasant life, Wellesley’s inquiry into alleged Russian atrocities, and shifting Balkan troop movements around Tirnova, Varna, and Adrianople amid the Crte Crete unrest and surrounding campaigns.
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Crete
Thessaly
Mehemet Ali
Novi-Bazar
Servia
Omer Pasha
the Times
Varna
Pekkee
Kiessellers
Suffolk
Europe
Wellesley
Biela
London
England
Red Cross
Wel
Lesley
Lord Derby
Kesanlik
Porunsrion
Balkans
Asia
Shipka
Times
Gourko
Way Trrrnnova
Carrurep
Republique Francaise
Said Pasha
Tirnova
Soviet Pasha
Osman-Bazar
Said
Adrianople
Constantinople
Scumla
Tirnovo
Bucharest
Manu
Nicopolis
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Malabar
Jumna
Osman Pasha
Plevna
Muadir
Epirus
Seraskierate
Abdul Kerim
Allgemeine Zeitung
Redif Pasha
Nicksic
Hobart Pasha
Black Sea
Tchamchira
Caucasus
Tke Suleiman Pasha
Mehemed Ali Pasha
Porte
Malta
Austro-Hungary
Turkey
Agram
Croatia
Gortschakoff
Ihe Presse
Lovea
Colonel Brackenbury
The
M. Dick de Soulay
Mondre Illustré
Moniteur Universel
M. Lamothe
J’emps
Moscow
Midbat Pasha
Ships detained under Merchant Shipping Act 1876 rise to 104
The Board of Trade reports 104 ships ordered detained for defects in hull or machinery since the Act began, with 101 deemed unsafe, 2 found safe, and surveys pending. An additional 27 cases of overloading were all found unsafe on inspection.
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Board of Trade
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