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... THE CRIMEA. The National Zeitung gives a gloomy account of the state of affairs in the Crimea. Want, which has invaded so many parts of Russia, has not spared this usually most fortunate district, and the coming months promise to be troubled ones. severer ...
... THE COLONISATION OF ? CRIMEA. The Moscow Government would by the emigration O Crimea, a* ite fertiW * B M attract to colon*V Russia preferable states that have gone to be of theVcticabxlg agricuitur^to^^^^ ...
... PANIC IN THE CRIMEA. The Sebastopol correspondent of the Goto* states that a rumour having spread, through the Crimea that the Turks intended making a raid upon the peninsula with a large force of Bashi Bazouks, a panic has ensued among the people living ...
... THE TARTARS THIS CRIMEA. Russian paper* apeak of ike continued emigration the Tartars from the Crimea for the purpose avoiding military service. They now away small parties, so that the prioe obtained for their possessions does not fall so sensibly, and ...
... PANIC IN THE CRIMEA. The Sebastopol correspondent of the 007os states that a rumour having spread through the Crimes that the Turks intended making a raid upon the peninsula with a large forzeof Bashi Nzouks, a panic has ensued among the people living ...
... KINGLAKE'S HISTORY OF THE CRIMEA. The sixth volume of Mr Kinglake's History of the Crimean War is nearly finished, and will be in the publishers'hands in few weeks. It is entitled Winter Troubles, and le ives the allied armies in the darkest period ...
... THE CRIMEA AS A FIELD FOR EMIGRANTS. Agricultural labourers in this country are recommended by Consul Barrow, in his report on the trade and commerce Kertch for the year 1873, just issued, to turn their attention to the Crimea as a country which offers ...
... SIR GARNET WOLSELEY IN THE CRIMEA. Until the fall Wolff*} .■• now promoted the rank 'of captain, served the trenches} au assistant engineer,, ajid repeatedly distinguished himself by c ...
... The Loss ;of the Steamer Crimea. —The Board of Trade inquiry relative to the loss of the Liverpool steamer Crimea, in the Black Sea, has resulted in judgement which decrees that the unfortunate captain, who was lost with the vessel, committed fatal error ...
... THE GRAVES OF BRITISH SOLDIEKS IN THE CRIMEA . THE report of General Adye and Colonel Gordon oh the condition of the cemeteries and monuments of the British army in the Crimeaafter a personal inspection in September last , undertaken - ' at the instance ...
... . MR KINGLAKE'S INVASION OF THE CRIMEA , FIFTH VOLUME . THE BATTLE OP INKERMAN . * THE Battle of Tnliennan is fortunate in its historian —no battle ever had its history written . more fully , faithfully , forcibly , and no battle ever BO much needed ...
... IT has been resolved to appoint an official custodian of the British graveyards in the Crimea . IT is announced that Her Majesty ' s Theatro , Hayiniu-ket , London , recently offered for Balo by auction , has been disposed of by private treaty . TUB Scmthport ...