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... Bishop's personal superintendence' j on MONDAY, April 10.— Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, March 23. OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT in the : CRIMEA.— J. A. CROW E, Esq., Correspondent of the Illus- | ' tl.ted London News, will deliver a Course of THREE LECTURES on the ...
... highly recommended.— Address II. W. i Khnr-street ?? f- venor-square. ' ' * kJU8 * 1 \ S v Val kt, to an Officer going to the Crimea, i I ?? v7 ) , an ;*f l ?? ' wll . U * > ear »«1 •• months' character- I Address 1. J., Mr. Barlow's, ?? Curzon-street, Mayfair ...
... Charles Dickens. State of the Militia. The Death of Nicholas. Tbe Story of the Campaign. — Part V. Written in a Tent in the Crimea. Chap. XVII. Exculpatory — XVlll. Progress of tbe Siege. William Blackwood & Soxs, Edinburgh and London. Just Published, THE ...
... and the points of attack. One sheet— in sheet, 2s. (id , in case. _s ; on rollers, varnished, 7*.»: d. WYLD'S MAP of the CRIMEA, showing the Roads, Parses, &c, 35., Ss., and 7s. (id. WYLD'S PLA Nof the BATTLE of ALMA. Is., 25., and ?? s. James Wyld. ...
... the Approaches, and the Points of Attack. One ?? i —in she t, 2s. Gd.; in case, ts. ; on rollers, Ts. Gd. WYLD'S MAP of the CRIMEA. ?? as., and 7s. fid. James Wykl, Geographer to the Queen, Charing-cross East. : ?? door to the Post-offic . and 2, Royal ...
... Charlea Dickens. State of tbe Militia. Tbe Death of Nicholas. The Story of tfae Campaign.— Part V. Written in a Tent in the Crimea— Chap. XVII. Exculpatory.— XVlH. Progress of tfae Siege. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. m&tm ?? LANCASHIRE ...
... Grosvenor-square. ARGYLL ROOMS. — lmmense success of the new dance LA VARSOVIANA. Music by H. Laurent. Danced every evening^ I CRIMEA.— The WINES per Messrs. CROOK- FORD'S vessel the Loire, are now in store at Kadikoi. *nd they will undertake to deliver ...
... of the Russian War. Further particulars will be an- ! nou-.ced. In the Balconies will appear Wounded Soldiers from the ' ■. Crimea. ARGYLL ROOMS. — lmmense success of the New Dance. LA VARSOVIANA. Music by 11. Laurent. j Danced every etening. JOHN WEIPPERTS ...
... of ?? nd _ DOt hope **Z , 90on ?■ ?? ? disgust, in reference to the BOOTS and SHOES sent out for the n__» rf _K^ T?* 7 m Crimea, without mdignation and ! only some few days before the bottoms come off altogether ' ! And »!* JE_T * oi * M!m > ?? of them ...
... e, twice a-week— ai :i p.m.. nA Messina aad the Pine-is (Athens)- Cj ?? v . ?? ?? on a: rival a: Constantinople, with the Crimea! E .. , i-i.v at lv a.m. .via Malta and Smyrna. corre--i..oudence 0[1 ;, r.v.tl a: Constantinople, with Varna. j,. LI VIT ...