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... ALL SIZES KEPT IN STOCK. OXFORD GAUZE DITTO, With collars attached, 8/8, and 7/6. CRIMEA.N FLANNEL SHIRTS, 4/6, 5/6, and 6/6 THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, 8/6,10/., and upwards C. B. also begs to call attention to his large varied Stock of HATS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON ...
... unaltered. Oem sobs& the buyer, tee good corn, upon which an adman at Id per obtained. Base steady. Peas Linseed way , at Ste for Crimea ex ship. I. demmed. for wheat ea sad the coed to harden, the teas al the trade for 11 of lb. ppikh.„ as by the made Is-day ...
... aged 49 years, Mr. Robert Willis, formerly Colonr- Sergeant in the Royal Marines, and who obtained medals for service in the Crimea. Worrell.âMarch 25, at Lower Boddmgton, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. William Worrell, aged 80 years. ...
... Grants for distinguished and merito- s rious services, which says of him:- S ?? :-In the Danubian Campaign of 1854, and in the Crimea; present at the Battle of the Alma (wounded, and mentioned for determined bravery); Repulse of the Sortie on the 26th October ...
... letter from its correspondent at St. Petersburg, dated the 31st of January, containing the following : During the of the Crimea the only Power that showed sympathy with us was Prussia. I believe I am right in saying that we are under obligations ' to ...
... io says that Napoleon III. has always shown very moderato ability as a commander. His instructions to our Generals in the Crimea frequently caused them the greatest embarrassment, and the success of the Italian eampaign was considerably imperiled by his ...
... that that language equivalent to an imputation on Lord Clarendon and Lord Palmerston, that they tad carried on the war in the Crimea after the , negociations at Vienna, in order to attain a point which they considered of little importance.---The Earl of GRANVILLE ...
... laoinga. D. Pratley, b Footer T. Aider, b A. Smith, Foater 8 J. Hunt, c Grime* W. Coombes, at Crimea & K. Coombea, b Foster R. Timms, b Grimes H. Ooombea, not ont > J. Ptatley, b Porter J. Longahaw, ...
... SAUCES, JAMS, TABLE DELICACIES. OF STOSIST PSALM, ST CROSSE AND BLACKWELL, PURVEYORS TO THE QUERN. * * Propridon of Captain Whs Crimea Pielie. edger Ccedieseats. la parts of the World, sad at the Monahan:ley. SOMO SWAIM, LONDON. Oh Yes 1 Oh Yesi Oh IT is as ...
... were Poland's opportunity. He then proceeded to relate an attempt made on the Emperor's life as he was tea% elling from the Crimea to appease a disturbance in St. Petersburg, and added, this was , symptom of disorganiratioo, and therefore, now wan I time ...
... Clement's, aged 49, Mr. Robert Willis, formerly Color-Sergeant, Royal Marines, and who obtained medals for service in the Crimea. ILLNESS OF TlE BAEoNEss NORTH.-IlI consequence of the serious indisposition of the Baroness North, Colonel North, M.P., has ...
... received. From St. Petersburg -we hear that the Emperor has left for the Caucasus, that the Empress has left for a tour in the Crimea, and that the Grand Duke Alexis has embarked for the United States. A New York telegram announces the occurrence of a hurricane ...