... ideas which has DO necessary or logical connection with the ostensible mandate of their constituents. The fact that Signor Crimea obtained a majority last Tuesday, says the Graphic, really says nothing for the opinion of the nation with regard to his policy ...

... attention to the sentence passed on the preceding day on Mr. °Melly, M.P. for Rossioninioa, of tone months' imprisonment under the Crimea Ant —The disco ion was carried on for several boors by the Irish members, and the motion was ultimately agreed to.—Mr. W. ...

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... in Lodz. The following circumstances. telegraphs the Zerem correspondent of the gars, led to the discovery of the fearful Crimea committed by the woman. A girl went to the house to see bow her child was, and was told that it was dead, being at the same ...

... Review) that few who noticed this announcement were aware that the deceased, beyond having served with his regiment in the Crimea, had been the principal actor in that sanguinary tragedy in Nortbumberland,treet, Strand, which in the year 1861 horrified ...

... sonic kind remarks to two aged pensioners, one of whom was the trumpet•major who sounded the fleecy Brigade's eharge in the Crimea by order of General Scarlet, and the other an old veteran who lost his right arm in the charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava ...

... wile take place at Eaton private chapel at noon. The discovery of a coming plant on the estates of Prince Sehunkolow, in the Crimea, has led to numerous arrests. Several princes and members of Russian noble families who led expensive lives iD St. Petersburg ...

... coal from the Peninsula. It was known as long ago as 1882 that coal beds existed along the base of the Yaila range in the Crimea. Official mining engineers who were sent there last autumn report the discovery of a coal bed occupying an area of three square ...

... Queen has given proofs of this lively and unsleeping of and sympathy. ' sit es the sick and wounded were n•turning from the Crimea them• Wad a lack of hospital accommodation. Hospitals were needed. The Queen wrote to Lotil Panniur. 'Three are absolutely ...

... a war corvaapoedeat. INKERMAN ANNIVERSARY. Friday being the anniversary of the Battle of Inkerman, which was fought in the Crimea on November sth. 1354, the ceremony of decking the colours with laurel was observed in those regiments of tli3 British Army ...

... were seen again at that cafe. The English officer was the late General Sir James Simpson, who for a time commanded in the Crimea, and who was in his time the tallest man in the British army.—Duelling Days in the Army. By William Douglas, late PA Hussars ...

... an early hour on Saturday morning, having completed a term of two months' imprisonment to which he was sentenced under the Crimea Act for publishing reports of meetings of suppressed branches of the National League in his newspaper, the Cork licrald. He ...