... that field movements of great importance I-are now taking place in the Crimea, The accounts t d from Constantinople of the 17th ult. stated that l l-the Thrkish troops in the Crimea, who had com- f menced embarking for Asia, had been sent to i e apatoria ...

... frock does not always make the monk, it pretty surely protects him, least the Pontifical possesions, from heavy penalties for Crimea* ...

... East Limerick, released at yaaterdav, tbe expira torn foor imprisonment The Rev. Daniel Stevens, of Fakamrh, prianner under Crimea Act, release? from Jaii yesterday, in advance foil torn. Clouafalty. yesterday, before two resident an the application of ...

... mencernent of the financial hulf-year being se.ct ias el the period for reducing the war strength of ?? recently serving in the Crimea. The arrangerme: ts hi0e nlot as yet been completed as regards all ranks of tie -r. le Xice, bht they have reached a point ...

... A MOTHER AND FOUR CHILDREN MURDERED BY THE FATHER. SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER. A fearful murder, barbarity any the horrible Crimea dally racorded, wa» discovered Mile-end, London, yesterday morning. A bricklayer nsmed John lilalr, residing 49, Joseph strait ...

... Banshee, the bearer of this news, left a at the Crimea on the evening of the day before yesterday. ast. (Signed) STRATFORD DE REDOCLFFE. [on Balaklava is a port on the south-west coast of the 8 ila Crimea, on a small bay of the Black Sea, in the Russian ...

... rejoiced in the opportune arrival of myself and two officers of tbe English army who accompanied iae, and who, having been in tho Crimea during some portion the war, might assist at the little ceremony of the presantation. On arriving at Sebastopol we were introduced ...

... sergeant-major, a position to which he had risen in the ScotW Guards. On the war breaking out, his regiment was ordered to the Crimea. The young aergeant-maior distinguished himself by his darring, and his courage as wvell as hIS intelligence attracted the ...

... ame snah as the ?? and1iews of the wooies and of their prodctions, aso of the oantries whe t reat wa took plae, s Izdia the Crimea South Abies, and Egypt; acsoeced with the Qmoftb His; port- it of bated- pedo4a o; Jostraiom of the chief invantiom and dusoveim ...

... on the 27th September, and brings advices from the Crimea Idto the 25th. Despatches leave at nine, a.m. ds The steam frigates Canada and Veloco are E 10 embarking troops and ammunition for the Crimea. td The Times Paris correspondent, speaking of I the ...

... .for the signal and- repeated successes obtaitied ral ty the troops of her Majesty, and by those of her 12 Allies, in the Crimea, arid espeoially for the cap- off ture of the town of Sobastopol. A form. of Tc vrayer at~d -thanlksgliing, prepared by the ...

... of celebrating the anniversary of state( the battle of the Alma and the other victories obtained woul, by the allies in the Crimea. In the early part of the the I morning the bells of the parish churches sent forth their lent momin the allshills; merry ...