... THE GRAVES THE CRIMEA. Mr. G. Arbuthnot, of Chirist Church College, Oxford, writes as follows, to the Times, on this subject: Sir,—l am glad jour correspondent in tbo Crimea has oiled attention to the state of the graves of our soldiers there, and I ...

... THE CRIMEA, COMMERCIAL ROAD. Mr. H. Ford supported the application of George Collier for this honse. This application had been made on two previous occasions, but like the last application it came before them under exceptional circumstances. Mr. Collier ...

... DREADFUL: CRIME—A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED. A shocking ecase of poisoning a whole family bas occarred in the City to-day. A man named Duggin, who hud been some time in the employ of Messrs. Chawner and Co., Hosier-lane, and had been living with his family ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES IN THE CRIMEA. After leaving Constantinople the Prince and p j . Wales, with their travelling suite, visited the Crimea ml• spected the interesting scenes made memorable the eve : the war of 1854. long and graphic account ...

... Mr. Kinglake and his History of the Crimea.—Mr. Kinglake has just returned from the Crimea, where has been engaged for some weeks collei ting information for the conclusion of his history of the war. In the course of his visit we understand made careful ...

... DREADFUL CRIME-A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED. A shocking case of poisoning a whole family has occurred in the City to-day. A man named Duggin, who bad been some time in the employ of Messrs. Chewner and Co., limier-lane, and had been living with his family ...

... DREADFUL CRIME.-A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED. _ A shocking of pinioning a whole family conned in the City on Mouday. A tuannstiowl Daestu, haó been time in the employ oot Messrs. Co., Hosier-lane, mud had been It* Mg with hie falitioy io one of Mr. Chown: ...

... MR. KINOLAKIL 19 going out to the Crimea to study the battle-growl again. with which he is already se f, A L.wirr c.tais, on the principle of Professor Varley, is contsmaplatml to be laid between Ireland sag America. A woe has just died in Wandeworth—the ...

... invited io direct their own works.— Musical Standard. Tub Polish Colony in the Crimea.—A sum of acoorded the Polish colony established the Russian government in the Crimea This settlement is situated on the fertile lands ceded to the Tartars 1856, but ...

... AND PRINCESS OP WALES. Constaktikople, April 17.—The Prince and Princess of Wales and suite returned this morning from the Crimea. They will pay a farewell visit to the Sultan, and leave this afternoon for Greece. Athens, April 17. —King George has returned ...

... to be highly appreciated by the audience, which numbered 18,500 persons. Dr. BnsseU, of the Times, has been revisiting tbe Crimea, and he could scarcely fail write most interesting account of the scenes of so many desperate struggles fifteen years ago ...

... ambassador at St. Peters- burgli, and Lady Buchanan, liave arrived here to accompany tiie Prince of Wales on his visit to the Crimea. ...