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THE ROYALIST MOVEMENT. SIX TOWNS OCOOPIED. (Received Last Night, £.5 o'clock.) J LISBON, October 7. " Eight thousand Republican troops are stationed on the northern frontier. The Government admits that seven hundred Royalists, under Captain Camacho, occupied six towns in Braganza, where they were joined by three thousand others, who bad been secretly concentrated. * Another concentration of Royalist troops took place at Vinhaes,, awaiting Captain Conciero's column. The Republican troops retired from ViriJiaes, hoping thus to surround and capture ithe, .before /they t were able' to, gain Spih&h 't&rntoryf';' *. The; GoVernment trbopßrfcave killed'' three men and damaged the railway.,
EX-KING MANUEL
(Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.)
LONDON, October 7. Ex-King Manuel, of Portugal, is still at Richmond.
A message received on Saturday stated that a force of six thousand under Captains Oamacho and Oouceiro, are converging on Oporto. The Republican garrison at Chaves, numbering three thousand, has joined the Monarchists. Captain Paiva, with two thousand men and twelve cannon, were welcomed by the townsfolk at Braganza. The Royalists have twenty bullet-proof automobiles containing -jMaxim guns.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10444, 9 October 1911, Page 5
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