... 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 ...

... recapitulate Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT'S leading services would of itself fill a column. His efforts in behalf of our soldiers in the Crimea ought never to be forgotten. In the cause of emigration he has been not less eminently useful to the working classes. The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Verds at Savannah Ocean Lina Foritz, Black Eagle, and Escort, all hence at Ne* York E'ilipse, from Rio Janeiro at New York Crimea, from Havaunah at New York Ellen Foster,,hence at Boston Edward Stanley, hence at New Orleans Seis Hermanos, and Frederico ...

... 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 ...