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... (E ST A9]3 LISl71L.lE) AN NO 1707.) L E L F A S T: M O N]) AY, MI AY 28, 1855. THE WAR-SUCCE-SSES OF Tl-IE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA, JUST in prop rtion as the prospects of an bonourable termination of the war are growing faint and shadowy at home, the news ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1855. THE WAR. As we write-shortly after midnight-we are still aivaiting the official despatches from the Crimea, relative to the Fall of Sebastopol. They arrived at Matocilles on Thursday morning,, per the Tele- graph steamer-our own ...
... Sailed-Irene, for Warren. point; Gaardia.Genos; Jasper Wild,Ipswich; OrionL5D- don; Hobiot, Chatham. D uBnW., SEPT. 2.;.-Arrived-Crimea, from New York- Acacia, do.; Avori, St. John, N.B.; Vasco de Genae, Ma. laga; Allessandro, Berdianski; Portland, Wcymnouth ...
... Llewvellyn es, for Wbitthaven; the Blank Diamond as, for Troon; bhe Klrkl6e4 oo, for Garston; the Htppolyte, for Gerotonm Uhe Crimea. for Ard gi&e; the George Roberts, Virgilnie, and Utopia, or Meryport; the Gleaner, fao Bthllntoy; the Brava- wiok and E314A ...
... Pericles off Point Oval, the AgmsmucUnon tlreat Britain, Oagar, Qoenen of the Clyde, e~lsucairn, Princess Elfr~da, Bienza. and Crimea;i off Samaraska, Adriatic, Franeisca, and Ronochan; off Pelgrines, Alice Wilson, Rockaway, and Law~rence;* off Saw Island ...
... selves, that in the forthcoming work written lf tlhis lady, under the title of Martyrs to Ccimfleu t^5llCe! hier life in the Crimea is given under the fictitiolls name of Sister Thierna. B3ELFAST, WEDNESDAY, IMAY 8, lSSGI Printed and Published Every Morning ...
... Cavendish, Esq. The title of Clare is now extinct, Lord Fitzgibbon, the only son of Lady Clara, having been killed in the Crimea. ...
... 24.-Arrived-QuangO, from Mon- treal; OnwartSt. John's, for Cork; Heinrich, Belize; Ocean Spray, Montreal: Norfolk, Quebec; Crimea, New York; Trafalgar, London; Mauritius ?? do. Sailed -Minnehaha, for Belfast; Enrichetto, do.; Sanspareil, Nser>y; Colombo ...
... MyLV 16, state that 65,000 French, 9,100 English, 7,000 Sardinians, and 10,000 Turks have already qnittod the Crimea, There are still in tte Crimea 85,000 French, 40,000 Englisi, and 90030 Sarrllnians. The embarnkation of the English cavalry fiom Constanitinople ...
... view to avoid the necessity of renewing the armistice. Other journals are by no means so sanguine. Late accounts from the Crimea describe the mortality in the French army as very alarmning. 0. a. £I G63XD 75s 03 191 31 1 31 81 58 471 81 10 43 611 157 ...
... Sebastopol had recomn- menced( on the 17th. It ?? stratige that wec have Russian, French, and oven Sard1(inian news from the Crimea in anticipatioln of ?? accoUlnts. I ...
... ??ft 0-Offull (ESTABJiLISJIED, AN.AO 1797.) BELT.FA ST FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1855. TIHE WAlR. Tim latest accounts firm the Crimea come down to the 10th instant, but they contain no single item of interest, beyond the fact of an interview between OmerjPachl ...