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... ENGLISH PRISONERS IN THE CRIMEA. (From the London Gazette of Friday, June 1.) AVlR DEPARTOMENT, Jisic 1. Lord Pammure has received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lord- ship by Field-Marshal Lord Raglan ...
... MR. KINGLAKE'S HISTORY OF THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. Mr. Kinglake, the celebrated author of Eothen, has just published a work, entitled The Invasion of the Crimea ; its origin, and an Account of its Progress down lto the Death of Lord Raglan. It ...
... translated by the snme friend, er and from the same paper, as that which appeared in dint In week's Joursalf- iB A winter in the Crimea, in spite of its frost, its snow. ly drifts, and fearfusl storms from tile Steppes, is, in 5tllO E So the towns, such as ...
... Vati I Diemsenu's Lnnd 14tit itto, Crimea ; Ilulingar (ord. itmae)t Cliathar 15lit ditto, Dublia Rille Bricado [ist bat.], Crimea 11h dlitto, Cuttiuda ; Cork AlulVisliet 17th ditto, Crimea; Limerick Ditto [2d bht.], Crimea; Abuhr- 18th ditto, Criteisa; Preston ...
... Reeves, of Highm oor, on the 28thc of Julzt adS~acllti01 on the payment of As. Od. coste. dierciosri LATEST INTELLIGENCE THE CRIMEA, Paqis, Thcs'sday Elvelving.-A despatch froni the 1 dated July 27, 11 p.m., announces to tile llister O fva that the Ph16getlmon ...
... neighbour- hood for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to John Golding, of the Grenadier Guards, whose arrival from the Crimea we recently noticed, it was expended in the pur- chase of a silver watch, which was presented to him a few evenings ago at ...
... the plintiff was a gentlelnean who liad been einployed by Messrs. bluclinaster, the nilitary tailor,, as their agent in the Crimea, at an .annal sailaiy of 7001. Jil the Y'mes corresptondelice of the nbove-lnelntioned (late, a paragraph appcwared to the ...
... r his seo-vices in the Crimea. Prosecutor deposed that he was in Banbury oml the 9th of this month, and smet with the prisoner, who accosted him as oII] old comrade, the prisoner having been out with pro- secutor In the Crimea ; they adjourned together ...
... offence is exposed in the church-yard publicly. An old man in Tipperary his ten sons serving in dif- ferent regiments in the Crimea. ...
... into custody. When lie married leer he repre. sented that lie wias a pensioner, having been wounded is one of his legs in the Crimea. The certificate of the second marriage was put ins and read. It being suspected that the prisoner had mararied a third wife ...
... history df 1.the -case; how the appellant and respondent, becaem ac- nqrusinted ; how that acquaintance ivss revived in the Crimea; a correspondence followed, which the 'Learnied Counsel described no very adroit, very clever, and weas on but one sulijsct ...
... A number of creditees !.tasig proved theiu7 debts5 the meeting broke up, Sir William Codrington arrived in Loudon from the Crimea at the close of last week, and on Tuesday the Giallant Genoral went to Osborne on a visit to the Queen. The Sultan of Turkey ...