... the Korniloff Bastion. From other parts of the Crimea thore B is nothing new. MARSEILLES, SATuiDAY, JULY 21. The Carmel, which left Constantinople on the 12th July, has- arrived. The advices from the Crimea are of the 10th. Despatches leave at 9 a.m The ...

... Monday morning the old Sevastopol bell, which i '> v.-ed n striking the ours head-quarters erer it was I rought from the Crimea, cracked in 1 vfhil.-t staking ten o'clock. The weight is ever ' tjS. B Brigade Horse Artillery, are :;:-or. be more Salisbury ...

... doubtless legitimoste- ooceupations, are sior astonished that no exehaisge of prisoners has as yet taken ded place in the Crimea, and address complaints and peti- I ear, tione to you. on the subject. On this head I can, only I ,ble reply that, in concert ...

... of Italy,— The Emperor calls to the honour of commanding you. Many of you are my old comrades of Alma and Inkerman. in the Crimea, and as in Africa, you will sustain your glorious reputation. Discipline, courage, tenacity—such are the military virtues ...

... principal Mg Ministers accompanied the Emperor to Moscow, ther9 .s has been received here no news respecting events in the ,i Crimea. Complete uncertainty and melaneboly sadness of prevail ; and it is at St. Petersburg especially that the rs boyards most ...

... legislative funtions as a member of tbe c'6incil of Canada. ' ' March'' . THE BrrITisi APx= IN THE CaIsA.-The British armv in the Crimea, on the 17th May, including nor- geants, drummers, and rank and file, was 43,450 strong. Cavalry and infantry under arms (not ...

... augmentationl arisesifrom t [-the proceeds of the sale of considerahi~e quantities of ci d surplus st~ores returned fromI the Crimea.---@ 1 ...

... present. I A vessel, the Bromanga, in loading in the Tyne chiefi e with red herrings for the use of the soldiers serving is the Crimea. ...

... tile re 'or Major had positively told him it Wvas the shop *where he af ut procured a Bologna s oasge when he went to ttie Crimea. re he Prosecutor then took the order, and just as the prisoner ho was leaving the shop, he turoed back, and said, By- ...

... majority of these names are unknown, and only three, viz., Caurobert, Korte, and d'Allonville, served with any distinction in the Crimea. Lord Chief Justice 'Kenyon was conspicno1s for economy in svery article of his dress. Once, in the case of an action brought ...

... regiment may be ?? i ath atl a, THE ?? thi rabot hreew eks; o c ?? ALTY o officers sdl ass, Mafuthe:., ge o n a sd ai the Crimea n th olours) of ae gthuen's o wn Riment were in A SellrSaits Ca rch M0 oid: toe, ihetown irany- ,. whiohare teheaduair teirst ...

... directors, the absentees t3 being excused on various grounds, some of them being I that they were serving their country in the Crimea. n The shareholders, although exceeding 230, holding n shares within two-thirds of the capital of the company n not being ...