... Robertson, who figured at the sessions last week, and who attracted miucl attention on account of his bravo services in the Crimea, hadl only been in the Liverpool police force for a period of seven neeks. A correspondent, who signs A Working Man's Friend ...

... and Goedetrouw, from Maracaibo; Matilda from Pensaoola; Annie Laurte, and Don Jacob, from New York; Zephyr, from ;t. John's* Crimea Demerara, and Manatine from Baltjnoxe— at Queer, stown. Monday.—Passed: ilalmo, from Alexandria for London ; Waterhly. from ...

... romantic yet real picture ofthe Sovereign receiving her wounded and maimed soldiers after a long and arduous campaign In the Crimea. Her Majesty and the late Prince, surrounded by her court, are receiving the pale, wan, and wounded soldiers, whose maimed ...

... the most violent, is a woman called Deli-chiaus hanum (the mad surgeon's wife), who had accompanied the cam- paign in the Crimea against the Russians, At the casino an imeum was playing at billiards on the evening in question with an officer of the imperial ...

... Their Majesties then sively vl-it Ba3thi-!3arai, BebAsto|>ol. and will for days the Castle of Orinnda, the southern shun the Crimea, and which the Emperor had bailt for the Aielandrowna, mother of the present Emperor. leuvin„'Oriaad itheir Majesties wiui ...

... the inventor nor the designer the tortoise-shape floating batteries that caused the shots to glide or slip off them In the Crimea, bat a Liverpool man. and the writer hereof. That the good old town of Liverpool may not have its real talent usurped by foreign ...

... sergeant of the Inniskillings, but now a warder at Portand. It referred to the remarkable, abstemious habits of Lilley. In the Crimea he did not drinkhis rations of rum. In India, at private parties, Hardynever saw him exceed a second glass. Hardy had kept ...

... the proudest ?? cue ,.f the saddest incidents of the Crimean x r.-- BAWLEt OS VBLeLAvA.-Soon after the oceupa. tion of the Crimea by the allied armies the Russian garrison at Sebatstopol received a reinforcement of about 00,000 men, under Liprandi. This ...

... entered St. John's College, Cambridgg, in 1847. After hi, ordination he was appointed chaplain to the Army Works Corps in the Crimea, where he won the confidence of the men lplaced under his pio,.ral care. The lecturer's acquaintance began w :th him after ...

... thau that he should be like many p.»tenates on record, a puppet in the hands a *retorian guard, or a band Janlssaiits. he Crimea, Italy, in China, in Byria, in Cochin, imong the savage tribes of New Caledonia, we lave seen the tricolour flag unfured in ...

... and, on the regiment being ordered to India, had left the E little Ennlish home where the soldier-jast Ireturned from the Crimea, his handsome face bronzed by the sun and wind-had wooed and won her to follow him to India. where they were married before ...