... we can't spare you. , THTE WAR. J 9YFiA GNB 1CEtBPE RAPH, .- ri_ 0.) j i ;;THE CRIMEA.. ' The Polish Journal thus desecribes the pobitlon of the Russian army In the Crimea on the 28d4 nt. : I The Russian forces occupied a line fortified by att arnd nature ...

... C.B,, held, a. military Inspection here on Friday, for the purpose of aeolcting a draft of 200 of the 17th depot for the Crimea., They. have been joined. by a fewvolunteers from the 8d regiment, and will leave Kilkenny on the 2d ?? Jo'wa. Delay must ...

... disastrous mismanagement of affair in the Crimea on particular heads of the departments. We are assured that on Sir Charles Trevelyan alone rests the responsibility of having sent out the green coffee to the Crimea. It is added, that the conduct of Sir Charles ...

... alaority with which they have contributed to the various funds established to alleviate the hardship3 of the brave fellows in the Crimea, and to supply necessaries and keep rom want and starvation the soldiers' wives, widows, aad families at home. In looking ...

... olds teok t; .. exercise. On the racecourse side Cannon u. burb, Luwn, Skipper, Everdtieid, Trevelvv. ut_ Tyke Carthunian, Crimea, Stourwick, ( :t. Touch and Go, Hollingtou, Lady Sara, M - , Penmani. \Villiam the Silent, Orwell, and E g7.Go cantered on ...

... an excuse that he was unwell, and his phyeicinn advised him to take ?? York Timse. - *A large number of wooden hutsabr the Crimea, now being made at Manchester, will be ahipped on board the Great Bri. tain at Liverpool early next month. ALL TH% Ditomoy ...

... Carthusian, Skipper, Mosaic, Stourwick, Hollington, Greywell, The Penman, Touch-and-Go. The Tyke, Garrett, Lady Sarah, and Crimea galloped one mile on the tan track. Mumford's Culloden, Musketeer, and Silver Prince cantered one mile and a half: Chivalry ...

... eseue of the distinguished services of Lieutenant- Colonel F. F. Maude, 3d Baffs, lately returned to this country from the Crimea, Where he was dangerously wounded at the final attack on the Rdtan, as well as of those of his brother, MTlj *r sanide of ...

... Green ?? twelve o'olook. N.B.-No riding over wheat or newly laid down grounds. Amongst the officers juet set out for the Crimea are Major Lord Bingham (son of the Earl of Lucan), and Lieutenant- Colonel Lord Dunkellin (son of the Marquis of Clauricarde) ...

... Mlonhteagle drew to the front, and went on fto-m Padua and Curfew, with Crimea and Silver Spur nest, the last two behig Lily'o umnley and Childesert, Alittle further on Be- novata and Crimea went on second and third, with Prospecrive and Curfew nest, with tilv ...

... olonel, at d Lientenant the Earl of Cerrick gets ths rank of Lieutenant and Captain. Lord Carrick has been serving in the Crimea for the greater por- tion of the present ?? Moderalor. Il}1 FOOT GU`AaD AND TUE HOUtSE GUARDS.-1hB question now being asked ...

... accpsaas of peculation E during the campaign in the Crimea 1s to commence ia of January. The principal witness is a pielnch corporal, Li retired from the service, who was taken prisonaer in the Crimea, and having by accident diocoviaed where a sum I at ...