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... convicted very considerate jury, who paused before they arrividat their conclusion. You have been convicted of a most serious crime—a crime next to that of murder. You have done injury this child which will exist as long as she lives, and merely t ...

... Constantinople, and as many from Batoum, whilst it is about miles south-east of Sebastopol, the great Russian naval station in the Crimea. Sinope would, therefore, form an excellent port of refuge for Turkish ships on their way with succours for the Asiatic army ...

... certain that the Russian fleet is not there, ami it is said that they have anchored Theodosia, on the eastern coast of the Crimea. ...

... half ccutury; and this can only be accomplished by removing the Russian power to a greater distance from Constantinople. The Crimea and Itessarabia should be declared independent, under the protectorate the Allied Powers; any rate the Russians must not again ...

... effectually blockade the coast from Odessa to Varna, that the Russian troops have had the supplies they depended on from the Crimea entirely cut off; supplies have now, with extreme difficulty, to be obtained from Bessarabia. The Ost-Deutsche Post of Vienna ...

... having veered to the north, the two squadrons set sail on the morning of the 26th April, and steered for the coast west of the Crimea, as I had agreed upon with Admiral Dundas. On the 28th, finding ourselves in sight of the lands bordering Eupatoria, I detached ...

... Constantinople, May 20.—Several ships of tho allied fleets—tho Agamcmnioii and Charlemagne amongst them —arrived off Kalla, in the Crimea, on the lOtli, and demanded the delivery of Russian ships, amongst them two frigates, ami upon refusal, bombarded that harbour ...

... send Colonel Manteuffel to St. Petersburg to back it. dangerous position or the Russians Georgia. Private letters from the Crimea announce that officer attached to the staff of the general commanding at Tiflis has arrived at Sebastopol, craving reinforcement ...

... the Allied troops will be at liberty then to co-operate with the fleet in taking Sebastopol, and keeping possession of the Crimea. At any rate, we hope, as we have before stated, that measures will be taken to place it out of the power of Russia to impede ...