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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. ...
... to-day, the old colours of the nth lkiriment were deposited over the monument erected to the memory of the who fell in the Crimea. IMPOZTe AND FXPORTS. ray measkric) Tarot value of imports into OM United Kingdom during April to against £30,327,214 in ...
... J. Blakiston Houston, Esq., situated on the Crumlin Road, in the immediate neighbourhood of St. Mary’s Church, and between Crimea Street and Street. *A plan of the proposed Streets and Building Lots may be seen at tho Office of Mr. Hastings, 20, Victoria ...
... J. Blaxistou Houston, Esq., situated on tho Crumlin Road, in the immediate neighbourhood of St. Mary's Church, and between Crimea Street and Street. A plan of tho proposed Streets and Building Lots may be seen at the Office of Mr. Hastings, 20, Victoria ...
... J. Blakiston Houston, Esq., situated on the Crumlin Road, in the immediate neighbourhood of St. Mary’s Church, and between Crimea Street and Street. A plan the proposed Streets and Building Lots may be seen at the Office of Mr. Hastings, 20, Victoria Street ...
... PUBLICATION. In the Press. Cabinet Edition. A Hew and Cheaper Edition of ME. KIN GLARE'S HISTOET of the INVASION of the CRIMEA. To published in Monthly Volumes, in Crown octaro, with Haps and other Illustrations. The Cabinet Edition will oompriae in sin ...
... charge of beteg drunk aad disorderly. Thom were several ma* of ccavlotiose against the primate, esid be bad served la :the Crimea wit& ia the Thin Boos Mr. Molter—Why you P Primer-1 was discharged at Mr. why P pass wee , i • I was :s it = tie ). V 011 ...
... Wednesday morning, and it is said the scene attending their departure has not been equalled since the troops England for the Crimea. The streets were perfectly bl >cked by the crowds of soldiers and civilians who had turned out to give them parting cheer ...
... has been gazetted to the colonelcy of the 74th Foot He entered the army 1840, served in the Kaffir war of 1851-3, in the Crimea as assistant quartermaster-general, and afterwards quartermaster-general, and in the Indian mutiny campaign under Lord Clyde ...
... negotiations with the Illhanoellor, Lord Loftus has, by order of the British Government, requested permission to go to the Crimea. lie will leave St. Petersburg en Saturday. ...
... J. Blakiston Houston, Esq., situated on the Crumlin Bead, in the immediate neighbourhood of St. Uary’s Church, and between Crimea Street and Street. A plan of the proposed Streets and Building Lote may seen at the Office Mr. Hastings, 20, Victoria Street ...
... certain that the people of England, who remember how their fathers and brothers were done to blundering mismanagement the Crimea years ago, will not war with Bassia.—///w*«rnt ...