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... portion of their jouruey for later period of the season ; and by way of filling up their time, to spend tbe summer months the Crimea. In accoi-dauce with this advice, they left Constantinople for Odessa, which they reached towards the cud of May. It appears ...
... ople. They intended to visit Nineveh, hut were advised to reserve that for a later period, and to spend the summer in the Crimea. They left Constantinople for Odessa, which they reached towards the end of May. About the time of their arrival instructions ...
... asked, and in the grease, is difficalt to move. East India would readily bud buyers, none offering by private treaty. For grey Crimea, the market dull, though one large parcel has changed hands. A parcel or Alpaca has been cleared, the plies has not transpired ...
... pleasures of day was delay of about two hours at Storbeck Station on their return. MELANCnoLY CASE OF DESTITUTION AND EARLY Crime.—A most melancholy instance of early depravity came under the attention ofthe sitting magistrates, at the Leeds Court House ...
... following days, at Two o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale Room, 13, Exchange Buddings, Liverpool, 700 BALES EAST INDIA, ITALLAN, CRIMEA, TURKEY, &c., &c. WOOLS Apply to J. and H. LITTLEDALE Sc, CO., Brokers, Liverpool. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on Monday, the 21st ...
... 44, Dale-street. 00 ~ttotlo tO. ?? t-eoinstaolo, at threeclc.ath 11roker'.t' o~lcill.c j, fExchliO~e.baildings, Liverpol 1 Crimea, 'orbe ,o).,ylel IttIliant, Boreneo Ayres, &.Le For Caatiloguci aad further ?? to th 1. I. ll' ll'1t~~b& ul), Brokers. Livemsol ...
... ern besides theft ease pasts et the • et white slave bade atm being es lit we& apse Ti a Z themand Tartars, the et ho M the Crimea whew ravines was by at to in the ash Reel= Thus the Tsai& The IFipase, of he seat his portrait to Prince The Mears, whit le ...
... horses, which we used as stepping-stones, to escape * frightful bed of mud two feet deep.— Travels in So*** 1 Russia and the Crimea, ±c. by M. Bemidujf. ...
... and CAPE WOOL, including AA (with Co above), and many esteemed marks ; and on Sth November, 10000 BALES EABT INDIA, CHINA, A CRIMEA WOOL. Catalogues and further particulars in due time, on __pplieation to J. T. SIMES A Co , Brokers, 68, Coleman Street, London ...
... Georgia, and the conquered parts of the Caucasus. The insurrectional feeling would not be long in getting possession of the Crimea, on the other bank of the Black Sea, and Russia would no longer march in the east except on volcanic ground. Prince Voronzoff ...
... Australian and Cape Co WOOL, including AA, and many esteemed marks ; and on the Bth November, 1,000 Bales East India, China, and Crimea WOOL. Catalogues and further particulars in due time on appli- cation to J. T. SIMES and Co., Brokers, 58, Coleman-street ...
... Georgia, and the conquered parts of the Caucasus. The insurrectional feeling would not be long in getting possession of the Crimea, on the other bank of the Black Sea, and Russia would no longer march in the east except on volcanic ground. Prince Voronzoff ...