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... General, who had resumed b active operations on the 9th, and must have reached Kutais sometime since. P The news from the Crimea contains nothing of par- C ticular interest. It consists in despatches narrating events which have now become historical at ...
... years ago, every day that rose upon the hills brought X tesh cause of anxiety. The sailing of the fleets-the landing in the Crimea-the battle of the Alma-the e frst attack on Sebastopol, and the failure of the bom- har-deent and the first sanguine hopes ...
... imposition of the Mi.tence of . eighteen months' Imprisonment on the director and manager City Bank, who ware convicted fls same Crimea, and eight months' imprisonment the bee directors who were convicted, net fabricating the fab* balance-eh eets, for tbey were ...
... -Aberdecn, 3S, Bon-Accord Street, t June 17th, 1856. Jlust published, WELCOME TO BRITISH HEROES, D ON THEIR 1 RETURN FROOM THE. CRIMEA, c Words and Music by THOMAS BERRY, Formerly Organist of St. Andrew's Church, Aberdeen. DEDICATEn TO T55E AnlaY AND NAVY. ...
... Incidents in. the Crimea, Coronation of the Emperor of Rlussia (Thirty. et Sketches), Cathedral and other Public Buildings at Moscow,. Illuminations at St. Petersburg, Twenty-five Fine Art En- - gravings, Returi of the Guards from the Crimea, Inundations in ...
... particulars of the Bombardment of Sebastopol and every event of interest connected with the operations of the Allied Armies in the Crimea up to the moment of publication. This Supplement, like the one published on the 35th instant, and which was so highly appreciated ...
... receipts, drafts, and other penny stamps in tiae last financial year was £825,559 Ils Id. THE CRIMEA.-A n English ploughman, who has - just returned from the Crimea, whither he had been sent to teach the natives the use of the Bedfordreap. ing and ploughing ...
... VII. MOUNT ATuOS AND ITS MONASTEaiES-Lord Carlisle's Diary. VIII MAasizEN's HISTORY OF THE PURITANS. IX. TuE WAR IN TIHE CRIMEA. London: Longman & Co. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black. Just Published, price 3s., T HE PATHOLOGY OF DRUNKENNESS: A View of T the ...
... by the bestowal I upon them by the Queen of the Royal Red Cross, despite the face that it is for services rendered in the Crimea. In the colony of Victoria the telegraph clerks' maximum salary is about £300 per annum, with a few operators in charge at ...
... IY.and 4, 36s. (A supply of volumes I and 2, 10th edition), just received, price 32s. 2. A HISTORY OF THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CRIMEA, lay Mr Woods, (Morninsg Herald Correspondent), 2 volumes, 21s. Ml S. THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CRTIMLEA, by C. Bracicenbury, with ...
... ol Aberdeen: A. BROWN & Co., and all Booksellers. ,. Just Published, Price 7e 6d, ltc EjHE BALTIC, the BLACK SEA, and the CRIMEA: com. tc iL prising Travels in Russia, a voyage down the Volga to tr Astrachan, and a tour through Crim Tartary. By CHARLES ...
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