Hong Kong Telegraph 1882-09-29
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1882-09-29
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- 1882
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1882-09-29
Year: 1882
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT. LUI AHING, a member of the unemployed persuasion, for stealing clothing valued at 90 cents. WE received the following Manila telegram from the Harbour Master's department late last night:--- WE hear that Mr. Kwan Chak Lam, Late assistant Usher and process server at the Police court. PRIZE "dawgs" appear to be looking up. The price obtained at a London show for the prize bulldog Lord Neison. AN incident which caused sonie considerable exeitement amongst the Chinese. PROFESSIONAL BEAUTIES. WAR TELEGRAMS. Nelidoff, the Russian Ambassador here, finding it impossible in the face of the decided attiude. The enemy's loss during the recent battle is estimated at pounds,000. The first shell fired by the enemy passed a few feet over General Wolseley's head. Ramses and Birket cl-Monsam were occupled by the British.
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