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... title will be conferred on the Prince of Cuignano, immediately on the King's return. The great 'exodus of the Tartars from the Crimea continues its course. Over 60,000 of these nomadic tribes have been conveyed last autumn in Turkish government steamers to ...
... time that he had been thrown into contact with them, and he said the successful result of that expedition which went to the Crimea was mainly owing to captains of the merchant service, and it was to their skill, ability, and experience, that they owed the ...
... respectfully requests you will bestow the poor The lady begs insertion this in the papers’’ The great of the Tartars from the Crimea continues its course Over 60000 these nomadic tribes have been conveyed last autumn in Turkish government steamers various ...
... Becephalus. Kemp, from Bonny at Barbadoes 25th November. Majestic, Keslake, cleared at Demerara for Queenstown 24th Nov. Crimea, Harriman, from Newport at St. Thomas loth December. Hereilia, Haversen, from Pernambuco at St. Thomas 11th December. Bedouin ...
... the public ured in abundant supplies in aid of the workhouse stores tor the wouuded soldiers who had arrived here from the Crimea; sod I am confident that no irregularity can arise from its introduction in the present instance. I would beg, in conclusion ...
... public poured in abundant supplies in aid of the workhouse stores, for the w.sunded sol icrs who had arrived here irons the Crimea; and I am confident that no irregularity can arise from its introduction in the present instance. . I would beg' in conclusion ...
... her friendship with Russia. All that Russia gained wss the treason of the cabinets which she had aided, and the war of the Crimea, with its consequenoes. All and many others it now behoves the Emperor Alexander repair. The one definite object which Russia ...
... Brown Bess, which was stiperseded by the Minie rifle. It may’ be recollected that the able rrespondent of the Zimes in the Crimea, in his stir- ring description of the ht at Inkerman, declared of late years had led to the Minie to be “the king weapons;” ...
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... extent of about 1,1002. The prisoner apprehended in Belfast, whither had absconded. The great exodos the Tartars from the Crimea continues its coarse. Over 60,000 of these nomadic tribes hare been conveyed, last Autumn, in Turkish Government steamers ...
... 7tb, “Colonel Oowco, wbow name bu io frequtntlr honourably been mentioned In eonnecHoo with the BritUh boriel grounde in the Crimea, bat lately been pretented with handtome gold tnoff-boz, bearing tbe following intoription, in acknowledgment of hit dieinterested ...
... the public poured in abundant supplies in aid of the Workhouse stores for the wounded soldiers who had arrived here from the Crimea; and I am confident that no irregularity can arise from its introduction in the present instance. Mr. Peek expressed himself ...