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... convulsions of the time drove him back, and he turned towards Paris, He here made arrangements for a journey in North Africa, but war again prevented him, and his wandering was confined to Spain. Here he organised a discovery expedition to South America ...
... The Napoleon war interfered with his designs, and he beat his steps to Paris, where he found himself rapport with a large body of among them BUMPLAND, the celebrated naturalist, with whom he intended to visit Northern Africa ; but the war then raging, ...
... Napoleon war interfered with his designs, ! and he beat his steps to Paris, where he found himself in I rapport with a large body of tavam, among them Bompland, the celebrated naturalist, with whom he in- tended to visit Northern Africa ; but the war then ...
... ‘Lig > aed — a THE WAR. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE L ‘PROM THR MORNING CHRONICLE.) May 20,—Since posting my | letter I have ascertaiged that last night the te to reconagitre the enemy's lines, His crossed the bridge aod went quite close to the Austs ...
... THE SEAT OF WAR. Paris, Monday, May 10, —The Moniteur contains the following telegram :—“Alessandria, Sunday, May 15 The Emperor still remains at Alessandria, where his head-quarters are established. His Imperial Majesty is in excellent health.” Prince ...
... THE SEAT OF WAR.. A letter from Turin says : Ile Pietimcnteme, 70,000 strong, occupied es the 7th the defensive positions of Novi, Allewinadria, Valencia, Fisesinetto, Cassle, Pontestura, Verrua, and the at the Dora. The French, about 80,0D0 ou tiase ...
... were ploughing the Mediterranean, bringing her hardy veterans from Africa, the heroes of the Mamelon sad the Malakoff men who had been bronzed in the defiles of Kabylia, and played at war iu the Crimen. For France the die was irrevocably cut. The diplomatic ...
... THE CAPE OF GOOD Ht Ww and A. GiLBEY’s SOUTH AFRICA} ih Se aa Pease ys Two Samp'es tor growths onl porters and Distillers, 3t, Upper | aed 337, W. 5 SEG Wt: Edinburgh. Medical Reports, Price post free a tT WAR OD ...
... LATEST NEWS. “IRISH TIMES” OFFICE, Tuesday Morning. (BT MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. [bevtkb’b telf.gram ] Pams, Monday, Mat 16th. —The Momleur contains the following telegram : “Alessandria, Sindat, Mat 15th.— The Emperor still remains ...
... TERIC Liverroot, Monpay Arrernoon.—The royal mail steamer Africa, from New York, 11th instant, arrived after noon. shortly She brings 174 passengers and 1,648,975 dollars in spect. The Anglo-Saxon hence ar rived at Quebec on the 9th, and the Adelaide ...
... qui ir nes The war has produced commercial stagnat i) cles, Switzerland, ake. NAPLES. WON, As- The Times has received the following teleg vided, despatches :— » NAPLES, May 21.—The King of Ng nd 3 dying. Last night he requested a last b Hire, from the ...
... uring | vantages never before offered, with such a saperior class of lth Tablet) AXD co. Pre & New of th 47 MARY-STREET. at War in enn gun- receipt ofa postage prepay te 1 was ak. CAN t DESL e ship y in CHINA, DELPH, and GLASS, for Cash ? this At the CRYST ...