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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ?? 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 ...
... able conduct in the chair. THE ARMT REFORM ASSOCIATION, 3, Spring Gardens, London. THE situation 6f the British Army in the Crimea having been officially deflated to be horrible and heart- rending, this Association was formed with the view of directing ...