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... of Au gust, entitled, Volume I. contains Capel de Brooke’s Travels in Norway, Sweden, and Lapland—Lyall’s T, ravels in the Crimea the Caucasus, and Georgia—Inglis’s Travels in the Tyrol—Travels among the Tartars Pope, and also by Zwick and Schill—Burnes’s ...
... cloth FOOTPRINTS OF TRAVE LLERS, Forming the Third and Fourth Volumes of the Series, contain: Lapland—Lvall’s Travels in the Crimea, the Caucasus and Geor, Capel de Travels in Norway, Sweden, and zia—Inglis’s Travels in the Tyrol—T ravels among Travels in ...
... and Fourth Volumes of the Series, contain: Capel de Brooke’s Travels in Norway, Sweden, and Lapland—Lyall’s Travels in the Crimea, the Caucasus and Georgia—Inglis’s Travels in the Tyrol—Travels among the Tartars by the Ambassador of the Pope, and also ...
... the most rigid economy, and retrenching every expense not indispensably required for the public service. Tue Morive vor a Crime.—A female, seventeen years of age, named Eliza has been committed for trial charged with the wilful murder, by poison, of her ...
... this matrimonial rupture, the Countess Rasmussen is to receive an annuity of 12,000 dollars, besides apanages.” Romantic Crime.—A young man, named Ringer, | was lately tried at Kongsvioger, (Norway,) for having | cut the throats of four persons. It appeared ...
... obscarity at Ciester, be built noble palaces abroad by sendiiig thé designs and draw- ings. Among the rest, he built a palace in Crimea, for Count Woronsaff, formerly ambassador at r Court from Russia; but his greatest achievement was, that, | when a youth, ...
... stairs, but that the other way they yan down stairs.” he learned counsel winked then took a look at the ceiling. IGNORANCE OF CRIME.— ...
... have declared they meant them to te? My Lords, those founders would not, and you cannot condemn me, except for an inordinate crime—a very grie- vous immorality. They would not, and you cannot, dis- miss me except for an aggravated delinquency—a gross vivlation ...
... late Government and many of their active writer to remonstrate with of certain ill-judged determination districts in the Crimea devastated by clouds locusts the ripe character Brunton was at the last races he succession A farmer in Connemara went into ...
... screw, of 10,000 tons, pool and New Orleans, for cotton. to ply betwe to Lines Tue PtLacvue or Locusts,— Several dis tricts in Crimea have lately been devast ated clow which descended on the nearly ripe copy fields, ds of GARBAGE FOR LIVERPOOL —Durjn tons ...
... stock holders is called thurns, lead milk coolers, cheese vats, and all kind of other dairy vessels ; part of the HOUSEHOLD Crimea-Mr. William Booth , batter. Rock Ferry -M r. Benj. Williams, 2, Wellington-street Salley C. Hein, Commander ;A1 at Lloyd's ...
... on the of tlie village of Bnyukdere Letters from state tlie Russian armaments were going on without interruption in and the Crimea intelligence from Bucharest mentioned from of tlie of May indications were preceptihle Rnssian troops of preparatory to campaign ...