... extensive and as securate as its real ,h‘tef expedifions shout to quit Varna, and of landiB¢ places resolved upon in the Crimea, employed itsclf, @ Thuraday last, in producing nearly two columns of attack W 8 the late Agricultural Meeting at Daventry ...

... extonsive and ad necurate as its real ledze of expeditions shout to gquit Varna, and of land. % places resslved upon in the Crimea, employed itself, *Tharday last, in producing nearly two columns of attack W 0 e late Agrienlrural Mooting st Daventey., We ...

... loug as we tender | ers, can we cease to lament | ver motive prompted, which | dertaking until the Czar's! be hurled wto the Crimea, atings of nature ™ are not. breast of Aberdeen, now, e sullen peace be teoubled. dion been appointed two | zht well have ...

... preparation as a demon| stration. I ST S— U e A army left four months at Varna, to deof cholera. It An expedition sent to the Crimea, to gull Parlament, i the Gl of the year, when the winter was comng —the torce not being one-halt the stn neth required o ...

... that the i Chairman report progress,— Lord J. Russell denied that be had made any retractation. He had never said that the | Crimea was to e occupied. What he had said was, that I he did not think Russia would be allowed to maintain a position at Schastopol ...

... her power she had already taken Finland trom Sweden, incorporated a Inrge portion of Poland, and taken Bessarabia and the Crimea from Turkey. Then he came to the question as to whethera boundary could not be placed o these aggressions on the part of Russia ...

... Portemonth, Oct, 26~ 767 men, I 8 oflicers, mad 15 woncommissioned officers, of various regiments, embarked this afternoon for the Crimea. ** Miraculons Medal.” —~Under this head the ** Tablet ** commemorates General Canrobert’s escape at the battle of Alma, hut ...

... English and French steam division still continue in the Bay of Odesen, nctively employed in preventing communication with the Crimea.—l have, &e., (signed)J. W, 1. Duxnas, Viee Admiral,—To the Secretary of the Admiralty, ae.” A list of the killed and wounded ...

... despateh from General Logd Raglan o ahe Duke of Neweastle, transmiited through Belguade (ot dated, but evidently wotton trom the Crimea on Lise 21t of Sept.) The allicd wrmics yestorday sttacked the position of the cnemy on the heights above the AMma, and ...

... seeks. Surely this is very trivial. Uhe *new policy’ 13 uldor than the days of Catherine. It is that by which Poland and the Crimea were obtained. Then he attacks some adversary, who has said that he is looking forward to tho re-establishment of the status ...

... earried upwards of 1000 singing canary birds, The Captain Thompson, mentioned with praise in Lord Raglan’s dispatch from the Crimea, is a son of General Pervonet Thompson, the anti-corn-law agitator. Lieut.« Colonel the Mon, Charles Liudsay, third son of ...

... | Medaly for the Aaghie War. A mednl 15 10 ba propared et sl v thiemn e vt eeyet e s alb e aecompinicd the espedition t e Crimea e beo ILo commumorate the suceves of hee Migestys forces i the wov @ deadly vengeanee, amd iiot o be wondoud at vt bt werturone ...