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... PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXECUTIONS. _A Public Execution.—A man and his wife have committeJ an awful crime—a foul and most unnatural murder llie grave of the victim had been dug by them for weeks; and m cool blood, and with sordid hopes and calculating malice ...
... tendency of it destruction of unlimited right and and this on of inclination in the to practice irregularities perpetrate I those Crimea in defiance of law be restrain them This ia of declamation the free-traders put forth unblushing confidence a they could never ...
... the persons arrested at Varna , t'd that the plot was to assassinate the chief refugees, and the Turkish authorities of the crime—a plot which see is carried out to the letter by the Austrian reac? their newswriters. The Austrians, not the Turks, 'j- murderers ...
... oweer aieraptures wmere being moade kn2ow0. In Russia Mr. Melville sad distributed 20,000 copies, riilcP hlly in Odessa and at Crimea, amotsg the tartr a holded tohearof much good whicli te society had been the blessed means of effhctinng. Tihe funds of tile ...
... In Btusla he happy to Mr YIelviile distributed 20000 copies of the Scriptures in different languages principally Odessa in Crimea amongst Tartars and been admitted the Emperor duty free The Gentleman concluded by urging the consideration of meeting the ...
... Cbeiet owi Prelim glidee—lts See. Sada Diewil. We Fellow New Cagy regime Clembm—J. Simper. Sm. late TWityCelligo, Cambridge. Crimea 4 lemma else by the Very b.. Sailer Ifeerwa, of t %MLR. team Veber, Yoe renew of Me M. Father Peas,. We Medea& Clint Imo Seam ...
... with the Empress. His Majesty will hold a grand review in the environs of Odessa. Their Majesties will pass some time in the Crimea, and will inhabit the magnificent palace now building by the Empress, and which is almost completed. The disturbances in Bosnia ...
... family being • Mum quite now so far trees the metropolia. Alteed) we bear of ambles bet Chalmers scads—the Cheltenham caps—the Crimea's= baguets—Ms Cheltenham hollow—the Cheltenham beekles—is short, Whir. sea completely Cheitathemiestd thsowboat Britain. The ...
... FOOTPRINTS OF TRAVELLERS. — Volume I. contains Capel de Brooke's Travels in Nor- way, Sweden, and Lapland—Lyal’s Travels in the Crimea, the Caucasus, and Georgia—Inglis’s Trave!s in artars by the Ambas- the Tyrol—Travels among the T. sador of the Pupe, and ...
... nin anil iv t«,v Volume 111. the Ser.es is ™™*% 'ok * Au ust ' entitled Volume I. contains Capel Brooke's Travel, Trave, » * Crimea, the Caucasus, and -Inglis's Travels in the Tyrol-Travel. among the Tarta.s the Ambassador the Pope, and also Zwick and S ...
... with flocks of different kinds, but only certain breeds are good for wool and the work of the weaver. The native sheep of the Crimea in the Steppes are reared in all the countries laved by the Wolga. The wool is hard, and mixed with long hairs interwoven ...
... ignorance knowledge produces the least crime —as Herts, South Wales. &c. The greatest amount of secular ledge furnishes most crime—as Middlesex, Rutland,Sc set, &c. Cumberland, which almost stands fust en tnmeut respect population, affords ttore illegi; biiilis ...