... have heen a question whether it was eapedient or wise to invade the Crimea and attack Sebastopol ; but | think every man who sits in this hows: will agree in this —that of the Crimea was to be invaded snd Sehastopol attacked, 8 winter campaign was the ...

... large ~ties aloug the const of Lake Superior. Both Liprandi and Dannenbery sce disgraced for military miscarriages in the Crimea. The WWesleyans of the United States are about to erect a. cathedral st Washington, } Colonel Colt.—This gentleman bas been ...

... 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 ...

... batile of the Alma to be i the Crimea, how her Magesty™s Misisters could have Heen nduecd 1o aet ws they have done, no matter how wuch uezed aid thevatoned by the * Tines ™ pourval of Lo onths nzo, The Russian wrny o the Crimea was never, frome the fict, ...

... be *doe wuy such purpose. According to the best Hrmation current i the military ewreles of Vienna, “ Russians bave in the Crimea a gross forec of S soliieng thus distrbated s 10,000 o the mess of ‘cl}ln)ml o 20000 ar Baluclava, the pre“wedlanding place ...

... specie on Dosrd worth halt & willion sterling. 12 ox stated that the navyies, platclayers, de., engarced to proceed 1o the Crimea are to e armed with a short carbine, a pair of short pistols and a cuthas cach wan. The Lurd Provost of Glasgow has enlled ...

... Daily News,” writing from Bucharest ) FEllas wiew o ol s - = Phe blood of all the Englishmen that now muiston the soil of the Crimea erics to Heaven for vengeanee, ain it high time for their countrymen no Jonger to trust © the Eragging and fine words of ...

... the |uh army of the Danube, say thirty-five thousamd ) ‘:mh-i\.'. soldiers, are in the course of embark&t . o Varu, for the Crimea, wider the persoual y ‘:‘.‘IJIM Ottoman Marshal. Camp letters of ’ .el ult, state that about eleven thousand French J’;fl ...

... very wuch Lke waking say that we have had our encmy’s turn. They would u hittle lexs of the war w E; more about the war in Crimea. Wil any one say Just and reasouable ? It 4y war was formally declared by The chuef servants of the tardiuess of that most ...

... The Vote of Thanks to the Army and Nary, and to the forces of the Emperor of the French, serving in the Black Sew aud the Crimea, was moved by the Duke uf Neweastle, aud seconded by the Earl of Derby.—Thw wotion was suppoited by the Karl of Hardiwicke ...

... taken possession of Anapa, it would bave cnabled l'l\ ‘ Russians to see distinetly the intended point of npproach to the Crimea. . We do not see why that matter should n..u‘ have beon wade more eortuin, and sure we are that so loug as intended military ...

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