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... cabbage! When England went to war against Russia, and made such enormous sacrifices on the bleak arid inhospitable shores of the Crimea, Was it, after all, for anything but aii ideitl 4 ' If arty . really advantageous .. result was reaped, it was wholly appropriated ...
... apricot. Now was the time when, instead of enjoying, as he had hoped, the fruits of his labours, he was to pay penalty of his crimea. From about this period of his history are taken the incidents of the play, in which, however, the real history, of course ...
... ammunition, and horses in boats, and run them ashore anywhere; but our officers who has experience of the disembarcation in the Crimea in fine weather, without baggage and with few horses, and unopposed by the enemy, will bear testimony to the immense difficulty ...
... looked in glanced At the' busy shipwrights 'at Nicolaieff, at Kief, , passed over the swamps of Simpheropol, and leaving the Crimea skirted along the northern coast of the Black Se: and rang the little bell of the 'slumbering clerk at Odessa to mil his attention ...
... Syria, be accompanied by Colonel Osmont as chief of the staff; an officer who acted in the same capacity at Eupatoria, in the Crimea. It is right that I should add, with reference to the ' objections of England to the expedition, that it is believed here ...
... tens v/orn.. - : The neat he said; Wi f d l*eti Much, engaged - in the conyyai . . - ce of troops. toot upwards 1,46 Q to the Crimea, and went out there as a transport ship. She returiaed, as a hospital ship, with AOO. men. She went out to Corfu as a transPO4 ...
... are not. hardened by crime, seduced by bad example, and induced by idleness and vicious habits' to enter upon a course of crime--a better path has been opened, and a more cheerful prospect may be entertained from those invaluable institutions, which under ...
... year (WlictSe to hill cotinry at Fluting, in 1809, Gibraltati in the Peninsular and Ware, in Africa, ,in TiirkbY, and in the Crimea, have been deeme 'Worthy Of tintite and reward by Her Most Gracious Majesty, and Whose exertions in aid of the Patr iotic ...
... Wandering Steenie •Mr. H. Loydall. deemed worthy of notice and reward by Her Most Graebus Wars, in Africa, in Turkey, and in the Crimea, have been TEA S, Laurette Miss M. Smith. WHICH HAVE MADE THE NAME OF pIANO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS, . Concluding on Friday ...
... bring about this happy :and long-wished-for consummation. The allied powers that checked the advance of mighty Russia in the Crimea will, by recognising the independence of Central Italy, force a result that is necessary for the peace of Europe. The return ...
... Polish CO.'S MACHINES offered Public at Doors the Public that he open at Six, performance to commence at H - past. Wars, the Crimea, have been ell Admission :-Front Boxes, Is.; Promenade and Gallery, 6d. . PUP.CHASED exorbitant charges. Compare our List ...
... percent. discount. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTEREbe. Tomb Thumb Miss Isabel Richardson. Wars, in Africa', in Turkey, and in the Crimea,.sso. BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, FURNISHING to a Queen Glumdalca By a Gentleman Amateur. deemed worthy of notice ...