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... THE CRIMEA. fidlerwitig rell - ert hag been este by the staterribm to the I ea the state of the dbelhourne lettgio, Jou. Yr 0 , I onto, ae I prommul to do, - fee remarks on my tug to the Crum. A. pude the Sebastopol, I ow additional itiformattoa to that ...
... CRIMEA ACT. Lae DvAim Go.ett• comidee the which d the City of Limerick were priimel =dm KITTLE. At • moetiod of farmers M Swords night. ismdatime maniemately mord calltua lepcm Pareall to select a eandidate for the • wormy La tb• of the comfy, nermating ...
... shee af dining with 8 | the Royal family. ‘CE, THE JEWS IN THE CRIMEA. Ez Amoso the és of a there are a con: able number of Jows Jewesaes. A m has two of the workwomen, one a y De- | the other a Jowees, ecuftle a | From words they came tob cross, worn ...
... CATTLE PLAGUE IN THE CRIMEA. Constantinople, Tuesday.—ln consequence of the outbreak cattle plague Tbeodoria, in the Crimea, tho importation cattle from that place into Constantinople has been prohibited. H LLAND. Tnc tho Second Chamber to day M. Vanreea ...
... CRIMEA lATILERELU. A. old Crimean oiler use the and an account ait • seest to the NS of him hut active sevica. Ni :— I • visit to deboatopoL It is hi ; ket& hams and tine at • deiwipti.. ass cropping lo & sow MinheMy , and a large am ohm* es beta at ...
... VIE CRIMEA ACT. M• John fish in, Iris' A Id ooreespnudwi s e, was on Thoiretay svenill{ arreetrd by tbA at Kul-I.,lya.vt • charir., of 10-1 nokostitieble pederel against Min by • min named En .is in in the Lath o d•ivine the mail c3r from lln,i In ...
... every Wednesday morning. Good and excel- lent vessels, and food first-rate. One Will be muc pleased with the wines of the Crimea ...
... THE WOUNDED IN EMT. THE CRIMEA OVER At:AIN. The report of Lord Morley'. committee upon the medical arrangement* for the treatment of the and wounded in war, more specially as illustrated by the late campaign in Egypt, hay been The great mass of midenee ...
... A VISIT TO THK BATTLE FIELDS OP THE CRIMEA. old Crimean officer the Army Ga'.ft’e tccount of a recent vieit the of his first active service. Ho says paid visit to Sebastopd. It is in ruins ; bat here and there houses of a better description are cropping ...
... A HOT PLACE. Hot as it is in London it is hotter elsewhere. The beat in the Crimea this month is insupportable, the suffocating air not even becoming less stifling during the night. Under the pernicious influence of the heat Ihe vineyards are suffering ...