... Borthwick as, Enawburg. Sailed-Siufna, bhristiansen, Dalhoasie; Foctila, ogan, Newfound]andt M A ornl Milford; Hawk, New. port; Crimea, Britonferry- Jegibnald sa, Waterlord; l~evern as, Glasgow ; C~ognati Accanie, lHawk, SSanView, and Ocean, Cardiff 1 xia ...

... lmperial Ottoman Bank, 620; 'harrat Hungariau 6 per cent. gold rente, 100Q. } the H EiU- 1N, APRIL 5.-1he hourse opened firm, but Crimea subsequently becane weaker. ltalians and Turkish Colone declined about per cent. Lombard shares were and I flat. Other leading ...

... teligram from Sebastapol states that severe galer have been experienced for the last few days on thE southern coast of the Crimea. The mail steamers haw o been delayed, and small crafts have suffefed much. e The Baron Osy, steamer, from Antwerp, arrived ...

... Llewvellyn es, for Wbitthaven; the Blank Diamond as, for Troon; bhe Klrkl6e4 oo, for Garston; the Htppolyte, for Gerotonm Uhe Crimea. for Ard gi&e; the George Roberts, Virgilnie, and Utopia, or Meryport; the Gleaner, fao Bthllntoy; the Brava- wiok and E314A ...

... woundisI when leadiog the storming party against theI chief's stronghold. As lieutenant is the 90th Foot, hec embarked for the Crimea in 1854. and during that campaign was raised to the rank of captain, and received an appointment on the Staff as Deputy Agoie- ...

... instructed by her mother in the art of nursing, In 1855, after it had been announced that no more nurses were required in the Crimea, sho established a mess table and comfortable quarters for sick and convalescent officers at Balaclava, where she landed in ...

... outbreak of the Crimean War the steamer woas ehartered bh- the Government, and conveved Lord i |eRa-elan and his staff to the Crimea, and remained tt I thare until trle fall of Sebastopol. About ten years ag go she tots coiverted from ,a paddle to a screw ...

... blowing uip the Russian Xaval ad Barracks at Sebastopol on the 28th February, 1806. be Ho was the last man who died in the Crimea. ...

... and Colonel oni d Jine 29, 1855, and became Major-General 13 years A later, but all his war service began and ended in the Crimea. As Governor ol Jersey he gave proofs of I athe good temper and judgment which were united L with firmniess and kindness, ...

... Meure a, B Keinen3?a, Noratod, a, lone do Vega, a, flouro, a, ?Eor?oVikea, a, *ve. a, Itoxana, a, Sells,,. James harass, s, Crimea, s.-HAVANA, Oct.13. Cosmopoli- tan a Cadilt-LISBON, Oct. 12. Castilian, a, LiverpooL Oct. id. NaSa, New York; Origin, Newfoundland ...

... as telling the peasants that he had I been comuipelled to taks to fghilt from the capital to the more loyal distriet of the Crimea, as the inobility, the high clergy, and the milliolnaires had threatened his life in consequence of his IntentQIsO to divide ...

... 1881, got by 1Grand Duke of Waterloo, 34.077, 'ls data Fanny:' by Col. Tregunter VIZ., 30,769, Id for 41 guineas. 'Crimea, calved in 1875, was 4; lvsold to Air. Jenkins, Stonyhands, for 23 guineas V-and a'red hull, calved in 1883, to~ Mr. B. Kyte ...