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... broug) at on'b yy over-exert who have | e formance of his duties. oes RETURN OF DEATHS ON BOARD SHIPS AEE ‘Kill or | prom THE CRIMEA WITH board the n: PI ucing Mr | __Charles Grist, 62d Regt, diarrhoea ; George Porter, 62 s theatre. | qiarrhoea. On board ...
... OFFICE. ?? . .. A?: S ! 0 A UR ~I Tiffl SIEGE, OF SEIASTOPOL. VjskNKA, Friday. According to-a telegraphic despatoh from the -Crimea, dated April'1, 'the .alied rrnieis, were' quite ready' to opedtr. fire on Sebastopol. The generals probably. only awaited ...
... we him in two | part, and among ment, a8 Wi £2 aside. | ton and of the 5ist of which a to the 8d Light we have in (the the Crimea). To the which is to are W Wall lace, a8 well as t 1 Grounds, orris, Ged ides, and we are that, when another anniversary ‘ ...
... Service., -_ - The :followingn is a copy of the letter of remonstrance forwarded by the Commissariat officers: serving in the Crimea to Commissary-General Fiilder,C. B., for the purpose of. being transmnitted by the last mali ?? Panimure, the Minister -for- ...
... COMMSSARIAT.:: The f6oivwing is a copy of the letter of remonstrance forwarded by the commissariat officers serving in the Crimea 'to Commissary.general Filder, C.B., 'for the purpose of being transmitted by-the last mail to Lord Panmure, the mtinisterforwa':- ...
... telegraphic a despatch has been received:- IC 0 C: 5 ! t ;: -; Vienns,.Thureday. E 'According to a telegraphic despatch from the Crimea, o' dated April 1, the allied armies were quite eady to open their fire on SebastopoL. The generals probably'only `8 awaited ...
... rk-corner, on procee lowin we well known. with Mr Drake's and ord Bou n mem- Houn , the property of an cat Sréered to the Crimea , Henry who go ‘Charles O be SOLD by N, b Messer: retary, je Park-corner, on oni nd , April 3 avern at T perty of TERSALL ...
... hearty appearance of the royal duke was a slight piece of satire aimed at his hasty retreat and continual absence from - the Crimea. Oar beery-brained friend, the Morning Advertiser, tells us the--populace of London lined the streets in dense masses, being ...
... The Government and the Public. The Government could not manage to provide huts for the Crimea, because they chose to rely upon their chief functionaries, General Muddle and Miss-Management. The settlers at Melbourne have been supplied with tents of every ...
... artist is supplied at the gallery, and not only have the public a faithful repreeentution of every interesting event and in the Crimea, but they profit by an historical lecture complete in detail. delivered by Mr. Stocqueler. POLYTPCNN IC INeTITUTION.—Tho ...
... Joha Jolbnstdo' 90th Foot, diarrhnea.. Joln Hnnttn 50th Poet, dysentery. Return of Dessaths on Board ships arriving from the Crimea with sik.;, ONe BOAD THiE tEl^BOUBEXE.: . Prectes - Thomas aSUivan, 20th Regt., anasarca. Thomas Newman, 20th Regt,, dysentery ...