... gular mail with details of military intelligence both from England and the Crimea up to 24th April ; whilst the Electric Telegraph from Bombay has transmitted an abstract of the news brought by the English mail of 9th May, which apparently carries on ...

... were withdrawn for the Crimea. The Locals can only be employed in their own provinces, while as we advance farther and farther from Hindostan, the proportion of Europeans to sepoys of necessity increases. Lord Dalhousie whose energy stood in the place ...

... City of Edinburgh Camorts City of Canterbury C 111 Crimea Cherwell Dallam Tower . . Epervier Evesham Abbey Earl of Zetland Elliot Eulomene East Lothian Embleton Elizabeth Ost Essington Futtle Barry Fenzel Cures= Fatel Carlin Fidra ...

... None without the name of Z, & J. CASK CASH'S, FRILLING. THE MOST Oyea!ILL4..Et:.SFACTORY CRIMEA'S & WON WARDROBES. SOLD IT DIAPW CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S CELEBRATED OILMEN'S STORES, Piris sad PICKLES AND SAUCES. Jams AND JILL ORANCIN MARMALADI TART TROITS ...

... of the War in the Crimea. by n etaff Officer, Fecund edition, with a new preface, portrait and plans, 2 vole post taco., cash Re. 15, credit Its., .. lc This is the isteresting amount whirl, has vet oppearot of the war ix tke Crimea.—QUSItTEILLY REVIEW ...

... THE PILGRIMS OF NEW ENGLAND. By Niro J. B. Webb. 12mo. boards, (Run and Read Library,) B. 4. THE CRIMEA, &c. Journal of a Tour in the Principa:itiee, Crimea Countries adjacent to the Black Sea iu tl years 1835.3 d, by Lord Beitus, 12m0., Rs. 3-3. THE HISTORY ...

... the Crimea up to the 2d October. Nearly all the Russians have shut themselves up in Sevastopol ; the number of its Garrison is decreased by the cholera. The Allies were on the point of commencing the siege. Consequent on the news from the Crimea, the ...

... entries. SAIDAPZT PURSE Crimea, 8-7 (Foster) Cornelia, 9-5 i (Have) Excelsior, 9-8 (Marry) Also ran : Danville the Dane. I 3 Betting : 6 to 4 . Comfit's ; twos Danville ; rours Criinea ; eights the rest. Cornalla led till Crimea passed him, and won easily ...

... of a large body of Russian Troops. Russia.—lt is stated that all reports of the intended abandonment of the Crimea are unfounded ; the Crimea is to be defended to the last extremity. The Emperor was at Moscow, on the 24th September, for the purpose of ...

... the 25th February General Codrington reviewed fifty-three thousand British troops in the Crimea. The appearance of all the troops was excellent; the eold in the Crimea was very great and the French troops were suffering from dysentery and typhus. General ...

... An nufailigig remedy. Is say that those who, during tin , tie Crimea, daily took a small quantity, aahartaad through the raking tire of Drwartary that thinned the ranks croup' ...

... 1 Re. Thornton's Gazetteer of India, compiled by Authority of THE CRIMEA. the Court of Directors, 4 vols. with Map, Bvo. cloth The Russian Military Map of the Krim, or Crimea, ( 1854) originally constructed by command of the Governor- Ruskin's Modern ...