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... I __ (ESTABLISIEFD, AMN''O 1T37j BELF A'ST: FRIDASY, SEPTEIMBER-St, 1854. THE 'WAR. AGAI-N the telegraph tells as that the Crimea is to be invaded by the Allies; and that Sebastopol is to be taken, as a pledge of peace.' The expedition was positively ...
... Giant's Causeway, for London. I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.1 QsENBTowN, DEc. 22.-Arrived-Mirksman, from Leghorn; Eden, Quebec. Off-Crimea, from Santa Cruz, went to Liverpool. SaUed-Meta, for Swansea, Kirkwood, Ghent; Louisiana, Bristol; Cleopatra, Car- diff; Herzog ...
... Street, and eleven houses fronting Crimea S'treet, -with extensive bakery concern and foundry premises, ground rents, and buildfing- ground. Rental-13 houses, 3 to 29, Riga Street, let at £118 6s; 11 houses, 60 to 80, Crimea Street, let at £95 6s 8d; bakery ...
... Liverpool for Halifax, and pro- ceeded; City of CArk (s), Liverpool for New York; Tirzah, Glasgow for Iliadras-crew mutinous , Crimea, Newcastle; Cuba, leaky, of. Fo'rt Berklev. New York. Sailed-Frsnciica, for Liverpool; Addler, Bristol L Carlscrona, Belfast: ...
... WE1DNES D AY, OCTOBER 3, 185 5. OPERATIONS OF T11E ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA. Wa have to-day additional means of estimating the probable nature atnd extent of the approaching struggle in the Crimea. The report of an expe- dition to some part of the coast, for ...
... indication of wslat is immediately to ensue, either in tho Baltic or in tle Crimea. 'T'hme opinion is, at all events, becomimg prevalent that another winter campaign in the Crimea is inevi- tahile ; and we must presume that the Baltic com- manders wvill ...
... Irvine; Annie Lee and Ann Falcon, from Swansea; Dauntless and Jane and Jessie, from Newport; Clara and Felesia, from Burryport; Crimea, from Cardiff; Habha and Celtic (s), from Troon ; Wave, from Airdrossan; iary Jame, from Glasgow; Llandaff (a) and Italia ...
... tardy assistance of the Western Allies. The most positive assurance is given of the sailing of the entire expedition to the Crimea, the invasion of which n-as expected to take place on the 20th instant. A large division of Russian gun-boats has been de- ...
... ED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, MAY 7, 1855. THE WAR-SUCCESS OF THE ALLIES. WEj- have at length re-assuring news from the Crimea. The welcome intelligence reached us on Saturday, that, on the 1st of May, an engagement took place in which the formidable ...
... but, on the other hand, we learn that the Russians have hit upon a new line of transit for the supply of necessaries to the Crimea, i idependelit of 1Pcreliop and Kertch, whicil, of course, it will be the husiiess of tihe Allies to intercept; and also, ...
... DESPATCHES. Our columns today contain a. mass of official docqments and other details qf the progress Qf operations in the Crimea, though none actually later in point of dlate than those which appeared in our last. We have, however, -nuch fuller and more ...
... Belfast. Arrived at Troon, on the 21st inst., the Tintern, Cros- by, frous Belfast; the Asslutor, Soppa, from do.; and the Crimea, Woodroff, from Londonderry. Arrived at Valparaiso, on the 27th Nov., the Emma Arvigne, Wahli, from Belfast. Loading at New ...