... present paper being the Rev. e 1)r. James Kida. Mr. Thomas Hughes points out another ii lesson learnt from our campaigns in the Crimea, in the rapid and efficient transport of troops sent to Canada about two years ago. Lo-,DoN SOCIETY, admirably illustrated ...

... to 24,000,0001. sterling, to construct railways frouii St. Peters- burg to Odessa, and from Odessa on to Sebastopol. in the Crimea. The transactions of Mr. Bramsey, since 1S34, in railway contracts, have amounted to not less than the vast sum of 100,000 ...

... regu Cabruchi Pacha has been appointed to compliment the meoy Czar, on the part of the Sultan, upon his visit to the conm Crimea. ii' General Igratieff, the Russian Ambassador, has left for . lii the Criimea to meet the Czar. erul . 0 nau! lined AUSTRIA ...

... Queen and his country. He had, however, referred to services for which he could not claim credit. He had not d'1been to the: Crimea, he had performed four service tours n at different times in India and other parts of the world, a and whatever services he ...

... pay for a license. She stated that her deceased husband had been a soldier, and that the dog had been given to him in the Crimea by an officer. Since her husband's death sheI had striven to keep the dog for his sake. This story pro- duced such an effect ...