... place in June. Mr. Leonard Bidwell is appointed Pestmaster of Bristol. Mi. Bidwell served with the Army Post Office in the Crimea. 6atarday was the last day for filing a petition. under the Parliamentary Elections Act against the return of Mr. Colman for ...

... tremb- ling. Ile Woulni rather face 1ralaclava and Inkerman than those two women. (Laughter.) He had been a soldier in the Crimea and had been wounded there, the effects ot which had so developed during the past four years as to render the story of the ...

... of Russia has left his chateau I Oveeuda in the Crimea to return to St. Petersburg. The Emnpress and the Grand Duchess Maly accompanied the ?? as far as to Odessa. F.om thence they will return to the Crimea to spend the remainuder of te summer. BILL STAM1's ...

... upon ho was nspi)oiuted Briadier. G eneral, and the Heavy Cavalry Brigadle was iilaesT uuder his ociermaud. Areived in the Crimea, he soon gave proof that the confidence which had been reposed in hiur was not misplaced, and on the 2,5th of October, at ...

... with a ?? for the cow, and by dinuof herrd eerk they manuged to Wullk it into the cart, and tthen convoyed t to a barn callod Crimea Laith, on Scamhoudea bik, wnhere it Was left. The removal wae iwmtaessed by Police-con- stable Daokvrorth, who reported the ...

... brother officers, they haviog served together from 1856 to 1860 in the SGOtB Fusilier Guards. Colonel Campbell served in the Crimea from AMiy 22 to the end of August, 1856; was present at the tiega of Sebsetopol, and wounded in the trenches by a 2holl on ...

... pronerty to his said two ?? will and codicil (dated Nov. 3, 1874, and July 10, 1877) of Mr. George Elliott, late of No. 2, Crimea-villas, Woodgreen, Totten- ham, who died on the 18th ult., were proved on the 30th ult, by Mrs. Sarah Charlotte Elliott, the ...

... wrA.&p~as another a l~erance., MONDAY : Before Mr. T.EL. TRAVIS ?? Ward, a young man, aws charged under ?? .Prevention of Crimea Act, with gaining hi, livelih~ L y dishonest means, he beingu under police 1us. The and ihaving been several tiruac previously ...

... r against the propris~ter of the Porferiotnu lfows, the jury h found a verdict for the plaintiff; damages £150. T^'oe of crimea of action arose out of cericia commensts in tho mi ditiesadrst'o popez un the plaintiff's coadiact, en ~vs T~he !l'ii)m0' ...

... hlence was adduced. Th le unfortunate laldy, who a had a son resident in France, was thre widow of an officer twho fell i U the Crimea, and she had herself been in the Paris Commune. Her cisind load been affected for some i time, nud for the last two years ...

... another as though IIC blockade existed. Several shins n laden with salt and provisions have made auccessful runs c from the Crimea to Poti, where their cargoes prove d a I welcome additiou to the storco' required by the ar mV i operating against Batoumn ...

... ~ixcutloix proirsrly', T.Wr ci ?? 3ir. rhxece : I ?? Bay I din go cVs'Ith. W?n turn liii I woxc' t rrerorer I1 did lin ot.-i/i. 7/crimea /iuIn , efteer -Irloici u-0for. Ifasolo. deurrsci l ?? ?? iili tiri'rir ,icr ri tie ci 'exit Co loock atter ?? lu ourerty ...