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... ined that our skilful commanders will evise some scheme for carrying out I'he difhenlty of landing a suflicient men in the Crimea is stated by some mountable if the Russians only make resources, inasmuch as Kaffa Bay is uly accessible place for sucha purhere ...
... that the i Chairman report progress,— Lord J. Russell denied that be had made any retractation. He had never said that the | Crimea was to e occupied. What he had said was, that I he did not think Russia would be allowed to maintain a position at Schastopol ...
... that the Chairman report progress. | Lord J. Russerr denied that he had made any re- Uirnetation, He had never said that the Crimea was }to be ocenpied. What he had said was, that he did [ mot think Russia wonld be allowed to maintain a ,! position #1 Sebastopol ...
... an advance upon Sehastopol is decided upon, and by this time the troops have bheen all shipped neross the Black Sea to the Crimea, to the most convenient place of landing away from the harbour. The intention of the commanders as to the mode of attack, ...
... waited too long : we shall now have to transport u large foree, and to do it by mstalments, if we would guin a footing in the | Crimea. It looks us if somcthing were w 0 be done in the Black Sen, now. ‘There hus bee o movement of | French and Enghish troops ...
... e under the ttence of an aniiche i the = Tanes, @ poser ...
... necessary show of * dnh:f sowething ‘gainst the Russian foe, — Thus will & week be pass’d ; » week's untruth Will fAen concorn Crimea and the Pruth, The contest being twixt ench rival host, Not who cun dest, but who can bray the most, Not who can vanquish ...
... in India, China and Australia is 10,000 tous a month, or 120,000 tons a year During the Reconggissauce of the coast of the Crimea a magnificent beach, it is stated, was discovered about eight miles frow Scbastopol itself, and most favourable for landing ...
... 1 I LRt e sooviely bl takew | with 1 o Protous b And o) 1 at Deans hmg o Monday Laat 10l Feenely and ¥a e Samend « Lo the Crimea at p iyt wonld not be possible to land it near P at wathoat moral, pobitical ad nbitary | 18 T et s, th ...
... THE NORTHAMPTON HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1854. VISITATION OF THE LORD RISHOP OF | LATEST NiEWs, PETERBORGU G, “ THE CRIMEA EXPEITION, f 0. Wedne v'll\ bast the Land Bshop l Potorboroagh [ The Puosse containg the following anmomnce ient from hed ...
... spirited Engraving of the Spautsh busurrection at the Barnicades i Madeid, Costwnes of the New hopenal Guard, u Village in the Crimea, w Portrat ot the Ewperor of Austria, two Sketches by Craikshank, and an Hlustestion 1o Ay Moss. Price O Py, JOUN CASSELL'S ...
... will somewhat retard the plans of a portion of the troops, but ‘we are in daily expeetation of learning that a landing at the Crimea has been effected ; and then will come the great event of the Eastern struggle, Since writing the above we learn from the ...