... and Fourth Volumes of the Series, contain :—Capel de Brooke’s Travels in Norway, Sweden, and Lapland —Lyall’s Travels in the Crimea, the Caucasus, and Georgia—lnglis's Trdvels in the Tyrol—Travels among the Tartars by the Ambassador of the Pope, and also ...

... and Fourth Volumes of the Series, contain :—Capel de Brooke’s Travels in Norway, Sweden, and Lapland—Lyall’s Travels in the Crimea, the Caucasus, and Georgia—lnglis's Travels in the Tyrol—Travels among the Tartars by the Ambassador of the Pope, and also ...

... serow.collior, by a rather curious coincidenca is Loing londed with Auts at Sonthampton, for the use of the army in the Crimea, A\ paupor woman was bronght in last week to a Dovonshire Union-house; the mastor had her searched, when & bag was found upon ...

... from the shores of the Black Sea state that the Russians are establishing at different points, and more especially in the Crimea, defensive intrenchmentsand coast batteries, They have changed the direction of the fires and lighthounsesconstructed to protect ...

... her power she had already taken Finland trom Sweden, incorporated a Inrge portion of Poland, and taken Bessarabia and the Crimea from Turkey. Then he came to the question as to whethera boundary could not be placed o these aggressions on the part of Russia ...

... see, if possible, a hetle dess of the war i England, wnd to hese a hittle more übout the war - Bulgaria, Wallachia, or the Crimea. Will any one say that this deminnd s not Just aud reasonable * It iy wearly three months sinee war was formally declared ...

... very wuch Lke waking say that we have had our encmy’s turn. They would u hittle lexs of the war w E; more about the war in Crimea. Wil any one say Just and reasouable ? It 4y war was formally declared by The chuef servants of the tardiuess of that most ...

... such an arcangement ; but are we, who have armed the Cireassians, who hold some Russian forts, and who look for suceess i the Crimea, to abandon those mountaineers, 10 surrender whatever material guarantees we may acquire, and leave Eastern Europe 1 the ehronie ...

... probably learn that they are in active gervice. ‘The opinion appears to be pretty general that it will be necessary to occupy the Crimea and destroy the Russian fieet to guarantee the Luropean Powers against a repetition of the Russian encroachment, The result ...

... seeks. Surely this is very trivial. Uhe *new policy’ 13 uldor than the days of Catherine. It is that by which Poland and the Crimea were obtained. Then he attacks some adversary, who has said that he is looking forward to tho re-establishment of the status ...

... direction of Sevastopol. Tt is wot, however, expected that any attack will be made uatil the allied armies can be landed on the Crimea. The latest intelligence from the seat of war hows that the Russian army has not evacuated Wallachia o completely as was ...

... will be able to devise some scheme for carrying out that object. ‘The difhealty of landing asuflicient number of men in the Crimea is stated by some 10 be insurmountable if the Russians only make use of their resources, inasmuch as Kuffa Bay is about the ...