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... THE CRIMEA. The Tartars in the Crimea are reported to in hi»;h state excitement and discontent owing to the introduction of the new laws, which favour the Christians. Local disturbances have occurred, the Tartars ill-treating the Christians. ...
... PANIC IN THE CRIMEA. The Sebastopol correspondent of the Qolos states that, rumour having SDread;throujrh the Crimea that the Turks intended making a raid upon the peninsula with large force of hi-Bazouks, panic has ensued among the people living in the ...
... STATE OF THE CRIMEA, Sebastopol, Friday— To calm the inhabitants of this totrn it has been officialy declared that the Bnseian fortifications of Sebastopol are not only sufficient to keep the Turks at a respectable distance, but the number of Russian ...
... THE BRITISH GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. General Adxb, 0.8., having accomplished his tour of inspection of the British graveyards in the Crimea, proceeded by Thursday’s Austrian steamer to Smyrna, in order visit the English military cemetery of that town. During ...
... was at the head of ' a mob, and be saw bim go into several houses in Crimea Street, and the parties who occupied them afterwards left the bouzes. Cross examined by Mr. SteeLe—Crimea Street is not the direct road to take coming from Ligoniel to Mill‘field ...
... REVOLT IM THE CRIMEA. V lillllB. FRIDAT.—Feem Jug I bear that a revolt out ia the iriakv, sad that the Tartars hate oxupied road 'row Sus!teapot. TUE 11.1.71 AN AI:11Y IN • kiseheseff telegram the march of the Itussisa into this Priricipalities is la ...
... ANTICIPATID RISING IN TB! CRIMEA. V telegrams state •Turkish squadnit eopoutiog °Pt gasonitOrr. three UMclad frigates, several vessels. and • anale iyf barques, supposed to have volunteers board, sre about is the water. of 84astopol and litipatorta. It ...
... GRAVES OF BRITISH SOLDIERS IN THE CRIMEA. Lord ELCHO drew attention to the state of the graves of the British soldiers who fell in the Crimea, and contrasted them with the French cemeteries, which were kept in beautiful order, at the cost about £2OO a ...
... Let, 49 and 55, Crimea Street, off I hill KuaJ. Rent, 2s per week. 59, Crimea Street, and Onlhoaee, aa Byre, Sa6 per week. A'an, 14, An.lerßon Ballymaearretl, House, Yard, and Stihln. Rent. 5« 6i par work. Apply P. Brown, Mill Street. 4716 ...
... 73 George MTldowie .. Houses, 81, S 3, and 99, Crimea street 81 Belfast and Provincial Enildngaod ment uap-any (Limited) .« Hoaecg, 3, 3.1, Sb, and 3c, and store 2, and yard, 1, Hover street 95 William Brown |.. Goods, &e., and 2, Falla road 111 Hugh ...
... 1110 BE —Hociee4 in Lecoon *reel, with 1 Parlour, at to 3d per week. Houweii in Welwpen Street and Crimea Street. /Atop in 43, North Street, at lei per reek. Workehop. with mom.. in Smithfield. at 1.. per week. Stable. Coarli.laoniw. and Haphift. off ...
... SIDEMAN HAEBOUL NOTICE TO SHIPKASTIONI. STEAMER HAS BEEN 1. in the entrance to Herbenr, about yards the Crimea Beck. an& until further as the Barbour during the Night, and only with the greatest during tis• Day. Harbour Odice, Ardroseen. Slat Oct.. ...