... of kin was Thomas Simpson, of New South Wales. He was transferred to the 12th lancers, and with that regiment served in the Crimea, and received a medal with the Sebastopol clasp. While in the hussars he served eleven years in Scinde and other parts of ...

... lecturer told with inimitable effect. The theme of the lecture being a warlike one and the Colonel a having served in the Crimea, he was naturally led from one part of his subject to another until he came to touch upon his Crimean reminiscences. It appears ...

... Vasco daGama(s.s.), Dow, forLisbon, with a gene. ral cargo. - GREENOCK. ARRIVED. Jan. .. Tyne,Land, from Charente, with brandy Crimea, Harrunglen, from New York, with flour. Ann Catherine, Lloyd, from Catania, with sulphur. Wallace. White, from Callao, with ...

... Ropean of getting hsr afloat 10-morrow. Archibald from itn, from Demerara Alice Pounce, from Caao; Ann Catherine, from Catania; Crimea, from New York; Tyne, from Chore'te; and Wallace, from Callao-all at Greenock. blizunbetBauckmab, from Easeqibo; Wellington ...

... Swamnca, and the Anne Walker for Cartift: GlAsoow, JAN%. 9.-Wind N.E., fresh, abowecry.-Ar- riced the Tyno from Charentw, Crimea from New York Gipsy Queon from Liverpool, Pauline from Belfast, Ocean from Campbelro n, Sailed the Reins du Ciel for Nantes ...

... 27th nlt. Alberta, Smith, from Clyde at Savannah, 24th nllt.J Perseverance, Arkisy, sailed from Lisbon for Leith, 2d insto Crimea, Barrington, sailed from A rdrossbn for Havana, 9rh inst. Allian~ce, Burnett, from Ardrossan at Rouen, 8th inst. Magdalen ...

... Cleared ?? 13: Scottish Maid, Henderson, Callco via Sunderland, coals, spirits, and wine. IT. ADRDOSSAN, February 9.-Sailed. The Crimea, o- Harrington, for Eavre. .th LIVERPOOL, February lO.-Sailed: The Carn- nd tyne, Smith, for Melbourne. ed FALMIOUTH, February ...

... of .tem of . the crimes w hich -alhe' 'for k ?? ill nto'f : of the police, the crimes whicli'g viorldbr ftheir' jin - the 'crimea wvhich seerned to fill the ?? 1th isbn were in some shape .or form connecteod. -:the pubiuili..-l house or' the beerbhouse ...

... Hetnettope trout Palermo for Bristol. BUIST(OL (PILL.), 11:1l. 27.-Wind V. to ?? violent squalls tit ?? and passed for Bristol the Crimea from Savaitnah, Alpha French schooner from Havre, Adrien Fretch lagger from Dunkirk. Off for Gloucester the Susannah from ...

... N OrleanaRBe hirng Bdea 9 ?? terine. si U ?? 8Hilt Mrlarues-Orneu, I=orn-i.are. Ord, AlU Coral alelo Travere. DemeraraL 1 Crimea esj, G loro-enea h ti Bohemlu (id hz-er.bson a Porla4. sab bohema : e from MeZidnasjg Pa~go. i EIhdenie, roU& udhence at Bordeax ...

... 6 cases 4casks Fgum copal, '3 tleplhantsl teeth, 1 box bees' wax, 2 brls shca . butter, 12, 00 cocoa nuts. . ' . e In the Crimea, fom Savannah: F. Ri. Barnes and Sons, 445 c In ?? from Genoa: Fedden, Morcom, and .Co., 3246 bags sugar. e Iatller lbin, ...

... from Calnao, for Queenstown, 26th Nov. 27 S. ..and 9 NV1. Sea Star, Robertson, cleared at New York, 16th Feb. fsr London Crimea, Reid, left Odessa, 6th Feb: for England 3Brilanniat, Colville, at Lisbon, 7thFeb. from NerceastlO Caleslonia, L~eighston ...