... they described it. It is now, however, understood tl that it is a gift of the Sultan to the nurses who had served v, in the Crimea, and will be distributed anmong them, for h which purpose it will be at once transferred from the p bank to the authlqrities ...

... that society. maiI bed The official inquiry into the cause of the recent o erterrific colliery explosion in the Cyfing, or Crimea wet M.r Pit, Yatalyfera, Swansea Valley, whereby six lives C wore lost, and three other workmen were seriously af is injured ...

... possession oef n Part of fa tradte,~ of the neighbourhood. The conten U12ofthen o sisted of preserved meats which had be en Crimea, and which had been purchen sent to tig bale. He, finding that they were in an ybicaf0 decay, had them removed from his ? ...

... an insubordinate if not insurrectionary spirit) seems to have been resorted to at the command of the Emperor (who is in the Crimea), in consequence of a meeting of students having been held in direct contravention of superior orders. There are about 1500 ...

... him as get's. her '11 desarve it. haW) 1 MB KINGLAKE ON THE CHANOELLOB OF TEX. land) 2 EXOHEQUER.-In the Invasion of the Crimea, ates) 3 id toge- Mr. Kinglake thus criticises the political and per- g brd. sonal character of Mr. Gladstone.:- But there ...

... Govern- F ig menat to some English houses of the highest ability pi tii and repsatation for a railway from Moscow to the w lo Crimea. The work will extend over several years, bE to and the total capital will bo about £20,000,000. Ah sr 0aBISTvY'S MINSTRELS ...

... Elorza, hence for Havana, wae left off Point Lynan at six p.m. on the 31st uit,, by the tug Hercules Wind E.ES.R, fresh breeze. Crimea, Baker. from Sydney, C.B,, at Havana. Danube ?? henrce at Trieste. Feppino, Vaccalo, hence at Matselllep. Begina, Masters ...

... up to the 12th of April. Six murders (one of them a case of infanticide) have been re- ported, five attenpted murderr s 37 crimea of per. sonal violence (two of .waich resuited in death), and 49 instatces of threatenng notces having been eent Sixteea of ...

... of the press. In the galleries overlooking the hall were stationed a number of prisoners who were undergoing sontenoes for crimea ol violence, and those appeared Dot the least impressed by the spectaole. The men who wore to suffer were ordered to strip ...

... defrauding the commissioners for the administration of the Patriotic Fand. The prisoner's husband having been killed in the Crimea in 1855, she became entitled to 5S. per week, which she drew until the end of last year, when it was discovered she was married ...

... Private Roberts, 15th Lancashire.21 270 PrivateB Allan, 15th Lacsie 26 24 Private Taylur, 15th 1anrashire ?? 27 Serggeant Crimea. Ist Cheshire..,.. 24 24 Private -Marv, 1st Cheshire ?? 29 27 Corporal Htu~hea, I-sr, Cheshire ?? 22 Corporal Mxidoterk, 1st ...

... LordLamndowne's.ifeupon his throne in Ottawa less enviable than that of the homeless peasants in Luegacurrat. Alluding to the Crimea Bill, Mr.O'Brien ?? Irish tenantry will not go down when the rent fund is exhausted. They will remain encamped. No man will ...