... Turks is known to have increased since wo left them to strugslc with Russia, and refused to fight for them as we did in the Crimea. With a continued withholding of British capital wo may expect Turkish leanings to Russia to become more and more marked, ...

... hlollah by the religious authorities should be declared mull and yowl, and con. Crary to the laws of the Constitution. The Crimea Nlinisters is now considering his Excellency's demands. CONSTANTINOPLE, Jas. 11, Sir Henry Layard had an interne* with the ...

... averted by the formation of tone of pone, palities, theft ls no longer any need for the large garrisons hitherto maintaned the Crimea and in Bessarabia, and the regiments thus set free have beta withdrawn to Poland as a move convenient district ...

... heen wo was the n: of the army. Whoever wight have won the battle of Wa! terloo, ho was Militia won tho chicf battles in the Crimea, t Loud ap : 8, Rronanneor of Sunderland “The Lord Licutenant and with the namo of Mo of the County ding to the loss sustained ...

... first among the great Powers of Europe. France, our nearest neighbour, formerly our deadly foe, and afterwards our ally in the Crimea, is now isolated, like from the rest of Europe. In this position sho cannot continue. Germany itself does not exist more ...

... have been dream of universabempire. To find a for their powers which atfords, has been their aim. The defcat of Russia in the Crimea modified her external To soften the discontent created by the surrender cf Scbas- tapol liberal changes were instituted, and ...

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... rwrl me Arra..d al Carr litardeat will be a Prawn Hoarl 140 11. mbyeet• to be dimmed. et tam gbm by the Narmada Chard. Crimea. are Cour. - C use try Carl. .1 paw The gr. wok. by Mr. =tar r than • parrated by Board aging of aka. mob raps may be deemed ...

... be matJ•l th• with Foley him at Nett bat by WWI lila hem that they Wes Tie le h bad maw • gaol &air peaky Lord and the Crimea the by the .4.,. We. el 4 *thew teeth* Maeda. H. thouthot. theta 4 {thaw bite to thew, Bead. di MOM w. Weti. a *teeth A. ...

... right etre • food foe tbe radii fee the ley army, The armrest powder at the d Lut year LRAM* which nom roe hem materially Are, Crimea. re prided for the shod it 1.ahai1s troth that era .111 be rbecribed the rat annual throne. At the and &Armor were ia ...

... country. There cannot be much doubt of the of the attempt to reimpose the Bourbons upon the Trench people. The war in the Crimea was likewise thoroughly approved by the nation. We Were all, except MI. bright and a few of hes friends, elevens of it ; but ...

... distinguished man was 00 ire in Oriental politica Those who re- member Sr JOHN MIN eaves report cm the state of our in the Crimea are meaty that no man could speak more plainly when necessity demanded that the courtesies of diplomacy should give place ...