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... FOOTPRINTS OF TRAVEL L E R S. Volume I. contains Capel de Brooke's Travels in Norway, Sweden, and Lapland— Lyall's Travels in the Crimea the Cau- casus, and Georgia— lnglis's Travels in the Tyrol— Travels among the Tartars by the Ambassador of the Pope and also ...
... and Fouth 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 amongst the Tartars by the Ambassador of the Pope, and ...
... and Fouth 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 amongst the Tartars by the Ambassador of the Pope, and ...
... agitation in favour of the empire is now going on in the councils of arondisse- rnents of France. Several districts in the Crimea have been devastated by clouds of locusts, which have descended on the nearly ripe corn-fields. J Achilli v. Newman.— The ...
... various travels, &c. He had been in Egypt 11 times, in Horeb and Sinai, twice, in Palestine 11 times, and had visited the Crimea, Georgia, Cireassia, Meso- potamia, Balk, Lahore, Kourdistan, Bokhara, Scinde, Cash- mere, Thibet, Hindoostan, St. Helena ...
... Constantinople, July 14.— According to letters received from Odessa fresh Russian troops are still pouring into Bes- sarabia and Crimea, where another reserve corps is forming. A diplomatic chancellery is attached to the Russian expedition into the Principalities ...
... 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. ...
... religious sentiment — where she could not make subjects. Russia strove in vain to annex Circassia, as she had annexed the Crimea. The treaty of Adrianople recognised its inde- pendence ; but Russia had now a footing ou either side of the sacred soil, ...
... disastrous to Russia. It is only by the aid of a naval force that she can main- tain her hold of the northern peninsula of the Crimea, and defend her trade from the Dueister to the Dnei- per. Without the command of the sea, she must be effectually deprived ...
... after breaking off diplomatic relations with the Porte, retired to Bagdad. Tho reason why part of Luders' corps went to the Crimea was, that there was an insurrection there on the 22th of November in favour of Turkey. The determination of the Emperor of ...
... TELEGRAPH.) EASTERN WAR.— (From the second edition of the Chronicle.)— Vienna, Friday, 7 a.m.— The report of a revolt in the Crimea iv favour of the Turks is unfounded. The combined fleets are ordered to enter the Black Sea, subject to certain eventualities ...