... tind themselves in o position to deliver an asssult But, if the wooden houses for the soldicrs,which are now sent out to the Crimea, were desired by Lord Raglo, it would seem ws thongh his loriship did not expeet 10 obtain & shelter n Sebastopol. Ou the ...

... Duleep Singh. H.R H. Prince Albert has ordered a senl-shin fur coat 10 be supplicd, at his own expense, 1o every ofhieor i the Crimea, or about to proceed thitl e e Torwn Corn S batwon o have meworiale 4 Sie Jnves Gewbam tor o son v the fleet 10 be placed ...

... them, i three hours, by one fourth that number | of the allies.t When we kuow that the Russian nobi- | lity sud gentry i the Crimea so contidently expeeted to see the ullicd treops thrushed, that they procured the erection of & stand,” from which they might ...

... exclusive policy of the Euper 't of Russia has been o [far crowned with success, thit our great enterprise, the fvasion of the Crimea, has beei cendered necessarily @ leap in the dark.— Times * of Thursday Yes! shighted o smothered, the warnings of years That ...

... soldier were at all worthy of his past ropuintion, e llios might have to fear 8 loss which would muke the campaign ot the Crimea the most gloomy success r worded inooue annals. 1@ enuse for disquietude exist, it arses from the presence in the ficld of ...

... grandchild of Louis Philippe. Death of Viscawnt Chewton.—Viis Jordship died at Seutari, where hie had been conveyed trom the Crimea on the Tth instant, from the severe wounds he had reccived at the battle of the Alma. This gallant young nobleman was the ...

... veport transmitted e that the Duke of Cambrudge &y supposed to huow most respecting Be e T Governments, had, in the couneil Crimea expedition. At the pres we have no wish to know any thing A e eae o RURW e plots of Cabinets ; it is rhm’q;h .: tuwe, s all ...

... widow of Mr. ' Ebenezer Aspray, of Olney. Sept. 15, of malignant cholera, on hoard her Majesty’s steam ship Victoria (off the Crimea), Captain C. G, Nutton, of the 23rd Royal Welch Fusiliers, in the 20th year of las age, third son of W. 1. Sutton, Esq., of ...

... themsdyes bean, to Jow 1 the conrage of the from Ui ceodit of onn soldurs i 1 specitan of suog o wis the asserd the matives in e Crimea was, and Had this avsrtion beon true, we oo been * surprised ™ by the: approachs under Lipraudi, sinee the ** well have supplied ...

... RESIDENCE, sitaate received, but, aa they anunoune: wothing pew from the | X T the above Village, wid lately occupied by Capt. Crimea, it way be conciuded that, ap to- the [t nothing | Nyado's fwmby. 1o be 120 i comemuiey 4f M bl oceurrcd there Pl Porte sends ...

... informed and more scrupulous m their statements than the “Times; and the Czar replied by transporting an army corps through the Crimea forty-two wiles m ooe day. Dt us hope that by this time the Duke will have purged his head of all such puerilitics, aud that ...

... , where the second oy, OF threo of one of Jumes's novels was at su .y o :TMI? for every hour's peiusal. Among lhn' Y g, Crimea may be mentioned that of wine. M, g OF Bracs, not a bottle of wine ito h‘““fl“‘ this has boon fortunate, The want has |~m‘l‘ ...