... the party with an attempt on the life of the Czar, which was to have taken place while he was on his return journey from the Crimea. It stated that during the CUT'S visit to Copenhagen warnings were received that the Nihilist party were 'hewing renewed signs ...

... even-banded and intelligent in the annals of Inland. I oleo grat , fully remember hi. desire to mitigate as Seventy of the Crimea Bill by the out slam of one its meet stringent priNnsionv e. well fir extra , ordinary manner in which that d. en wa. frestryted ...

... nitiietrntion when Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, de flounced the Parnellite agitation and the Plea of Campaign, justified the Crimea Act as a measure only used to bring into force ordinary criminal law, and maintained that it had greatly loosened agrarian ...

... Kissingen. The Emperor and Empress of Russia are at present staying at Schloss Messandra, in Livadia, the south coast of the Crimea. They have been joined by their second son, the Grand Duke George, and will remain there until May 18th. The Emperor and Empress ...

... Tin• first, Mr. John Angus, enlisted in the 42nd Royal Iligillanders the year before the cam. paign, and proceedin4 to the Crimea with the regd. ment, went through everything it was engaged rceiving the medal with three clasps and the 'fitr,dsli medal ...

... distinguished himself chiefly in Africa and Mexico; but General le Comte de Castagny fought by the side of our men in the Crimea, led the decisive charge at Magenta, and was wounded in 1870 before Metz. This gallant old fellow may be seen most days at ...

... Bishop of Salisbusg, having served as n- se ,sor represent i ng the iuninr hio.hons when the matter came before the Privy Crimea. The Bishop of Norwich, on account of Age and infirmity of hearing. thus declined to serve, and the Bishop of Itocto-ster ...

... of a large fortune. This traced), proceeds the correspondent, the last et thi series of those described by the French as Crimea passionnels, is curious from many points of view. Count Vladimiroff, the murderer, was but 20 years of age, of noble origin ...

... Last week an inquest was he!d at Birmingham upon an old soldier who had died in the local workhouse. He had been through the Crimea and distinguished himself at the Alma. An illustrated paper has just published the portrait of another Crimean veteran, who ...

... taking :short rests now and then in his arm-chaur, and a short siesta after his midday meal. SAD DEATH OF A ROY HERO' OF THE CRIMEA. At Battersea, Mr. A. Bmston Hicks: ha! , held an inquiry with reference to the death of Thomas John beep, aged 55 years. ...

... reality, Sepiolite is by no an uncommon mineral. It is found at Ilrubsclsitt in Moravia, at Sebastopol and Kaffa, in the Crimea, in Spain, and South Carolina, and an abundantly in many parts of Turkey that it Ie employed in the baths in the place of ...

... lecture, and confiscated their weapons. MR. JOHN MORLErS REJOINDER. Mr. Morley has replied to Mr. Balfour 's letter on tne Crimea Act, He says that Mr. Balfour's attempt to rescue Mr. Chamberlain from the unlucky challenge is a pure piece of mystification ...