... CRIMEA. Army Works Corps. NOTICE. WH F.REASeertain elitism ham been glade upon Her Majesty. Principal Secretary of State for the War Ikpartnieut, under agreement mimed inn by Sir Joseph Paxton with certain pereons, afterwards emistituting the ARMY WORKS ...

... Crimea M‘Ewan, who absconded with £BO 12s, the funds of baking society at Falkirk, has been captured some twenty miles from Manchester, and is now on his way homeward in custody of the authorities. A gentleman, about twenty years of age, went to a Paris ...

... CRIMEA AND CASTIALTIZA• ANOTHER MURDER IN torrn Another murder, equal in atrocity to those re. mealy reeorded at West Bromwich, Oldbury anti Prince.. End, has been perpetrated at Stone Crovt, about three miles from Weet Bromwich. It appears that on Friday ...

... REMINISCENCES OF THE CRIMEA. On Wednesday evening, the Rosemary Brancb Assembly Rooms, Peekham, very interesting and able lecture on the I leading events of the Crimean war, with some notices of the ! career of the gallant Captain Hedley Vicars, was delivered ...

... GRAVEYARDS IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OP THE SUN. The accompanying extract from a letter received t he last few days from a British officer now t ravelwig O ver the b a t t l efields in the Crimea will probably be read Peculiar i n t erest at the present ...

... REMINISCENCES OF THE CRIMEA. Last evening, the Rosemary Branch Assembly Rooms, very interesting and able lecture on the • leading events of the Crimean war, with some notices of • | the career of the gallant Captain Hidley Vicar*, was de livered by C ...

... GRAVEYARDS IN THE CRIMEA. m.o znc jsutttor of the Hampshire Advertiser and Ports- a, _ mouth Herald JuZfZtx companying extract from a letter received within tbe last few days from a British officer now travel- ling over the battlefields in the Crimea will probably ...

... BONES FROM THE CRIMEA Messrs Keighley & Co. write from Hull to the Times, assur. i entirely ing, the public thet vbe cargo of bones from the Crimea ape PRANCE. The Post's Paris cv the weil: known friendship of M. E “a and be: licves that such tendency ...

... BONES FROM THE CRIMEA. The paragraph in another part of the Herald, referring to the importation of bones from Sebastopol, having drawn forth some remarks from the Timet, Messrs. Keighley and Co. have written from Hull to that journal, assuring the public ...

... Crimea &f. Loss and Recovery of £os. —On Tuesday, at the fair of Keelogues. Mr O. Sweeney, of Uahius, lost a sum of £O5. He offered a liberal reward, but to no purpose, and he had almost given up the idea of ever recovering the money, when, on Wednesday ...

... SPottnj Original an* Crimea. SERENADE. Dearest 1 while sleeping on this tender night. May no sad dream of grief disturb thy rest ; But softest visions of most rare delight Calm to a heavenly peace thy gentle breast. And oh !It soothes me, sweet ! to think ...

... TROOPS IN THE CRIMEA AND INDIA. Mr. LAURIE asked the Secretary for War when it was probable that the Turkish medals so long promised by the Sultan would be issued to the British troops who served in the Crimea ? whether it was intended to give any reward ...