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... SUFFERINGS OF THE FRENCH ARMY IN THE I - * CRIMEA. I \ Qua_ - -_ L as._ -_ .]t I_ _ I_ . an Dr. Scrive, who acted as Physican-General to the French army during the last war with Russia, has just published a book which contains a painful account of the ...
... evacuation of the Crimea by the army, ~21.179'; on ' sale of' residue of. gowdi and- stores 'upon said evacuation, £1,024. ;shipment per Circe,£532. . [Mem. The goods upon wvhich this loss arose .were, shipped. from Liverpool t~o the Crimea, bub by neglect ...
... Ellen,. Grifaiths-Pilot, Jones-lnpiter, O Webster-lidustry, Iddon-Sedulons, Jones-Ann & Catherine, O Bull-Olive Branch, Davies-Crimea, Smith-Betsey, Rees- O Brothers, Jones-I albor, Roe-Jane Griffiths, Edwards-Roe, Cord-Foraer, Rodney-Charlotte, Gibson-Active ...
... Strest, City, shirt manufacturers. William H~enry itchards and Sigismund Louis Borkheim, Grace- church Street, and Balakiavo, Crimea, merchlants. George Robins BOoth, Portland Place, Wandsworth Road, engineer. Francis oInaser, Brownlo* Place, Quen's Road ...
... been demanded. LONDON. Viscount Balgonie, late of the Grenadier Guards. died on Saturday last from illness contracted in the Crimea. Viscount Hinton also died on Saturday. The first tube of the Royal Albert Bridge over the Tamar at Saltash, was yesterday ...
... first-class military store clerk, Malta, vice Suggate, placed: on the redundant list,; Mr. Md. Iretherick, Inte store clerk, Crimea, has been appointed first-class military store clerk, Gibraltar, vice Balmois. Customs : Mr, James Cox has been appointed ...
... Arbroath Exchange,Thomas, at Boulogne I1th inst. from Ardrossan Danube, Rlaith, at Table Bay 15th Jan. from Dundee SAILED. Crimea, Morgan, left Liverpool 17th inst. for Melbourne Adriatic, Scott, 'eft do. for do. Robina, Smith, left Cadiz 19th ult. for ...
... market for yarns.-Notts. Jourial. C. -- ?? A NOBLE EXAMPt.s,-A yotung officer, heir to 5,0001. c per annue who was in thie Crimea atid wounded in the I attack upon the Redan, las sailed fur India. He was Sl one of those appoiniteil ti stay at home, hut ...
... Uiverston, Empress, from Newport, Preston (ss.l, George Jordan, Emily, Alert, Princess Royal, Kirkby, Flectwood, from Ardrossan, Crimea, from Whitehaven, Cambrae, hfsT and Ann, from Glasgow, iron; Heart of Oak, from erpo)l, grain; Sarah from Barrow, elate; Industry ...
... Catholic elergymen of Dublin applied to the managers of the fund in favour of the widows and orphans of soldiers hilled in the Crimea; yet, as far as I could learn not one shilling was then obtained by such application. When relief was granted in Dublin, a ...
... for oroers. OFF-August 20. John Bight, JacksOn, Colombo, for London. SAILED-Augoat 22. Hobs, Falkenberg, Rlo Janelro. 23, Crimea Miller, St. Petersburg. Europa ?? Leitch, from Boston and Halifax at Liverpool, 23d inst. Indian ?? Jones, from Liverpool ...
... treet, Clare- it market, builders. William Henrv Richards and Sigisinand Louis, Grace- church-street; City and Balaklava, Crimea, merchants. d George Robins Bootb, Portland-place, Wandsworth-road, engineer and furnace dealer. James Iliffe, Birmingham ...