... this respect. The two Dro-m. vinces in the Odessa district which produce the ar best wine are Bessarabia and the Taurida de (Crimea), the former Yielding the most as well aP as the best; but some very good wine is also pro- duced on the Imperial domains ...

... INTERESTING REMNISCENCES OF CRIMEA EO. The Dorset Chronicle publshes an intensely . intereatinz interviewv with Mr. P. I Everett, a 3 veteran of the Crimea. Mr. Evorets haa bad an 3 odventurous life, and altbough in his sixtieth year, and with hair ...

... I mitted suicide at Exeter yesterday by cutting his throat. He was 58 years of age, and did distin- guished service in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny. At the inquest it was stated he had been worried by financial difficulties, and a verdict of temporary ...

... first Marquis of Anglesey), when his lordship was sent with despatches by Lord Raglan, the Commander- in-Chief, from the Crimea to England, after the extraordinary galkautry of the Balaclava Charge. The position and accumulation of the bank of sand, ...

... field, of which 70,000 returned to Eng- land. France, as usual, was extravagant of her fighting men, and sent 309,400 to the Crimea to conquer their present ally. Of these 95,000, nearly as many as the entire B3rit~ish force, lost their lives. To meet the ...

... these rema'rks that was the3 time for any- one to tep forwwrd and endeavour to Eubtantiate bhem. and Upon this a man named Crimea ga up and said *actbatte 13-AU'lfered iatbe fist mstance by Colscml Jiowjdyvse ?? to22 acres.ad for this qa ,oity there were ...

... Majesty, I have the honour of presenting to the Queen who was the first to institute medals commemorative of the, Crimea, the delegates of the Crimea veterana, who are grateful for an interview which con- Pecrates in their eyes the memory of those battle., the ...

... served for a time in the a-my, with tbe 23rd Fnsiliers with which regiment he was eagaged in Canada, Bulgaria, and in the Crimea &mnring the siege of and until the fall of Sebas- tod, receiving the medal with elasp and the 7lr¾kish mndaL He was also actively ...

... the Liberal parr. , hegse- * Y Gladstone, walked out of the He. i.c- r itn Af the closure being employed in the ;Oet° tt5 e Crimea Act. .e0 IRISH NATIONALISTS AND THE EVICTED TENA-N-S BILL Speaking at a meeting of the Ce noa It the Naxtional Federation ...

... Brook- street, and was in the Punjaub campaign, aide-do- ca p tO the Governor-General of India in 1848, to . Lord Raglan in the Crimea, and to H.R.H. the Commander-in-Chief 1856-60, has bpen granted to ! the sole executor, his son the Hon. Anthotiv Muldinay ...

... Twyford and Reading, the engine driver, named Rowell, discovered that something had gone wrong with the engine, which is named Crimea, and with all possible promptitude ho slackened speed and ran steadily into Reading station, where he ex- amined the engine ...

... of days that have long passedE away. In 1855 the Merculry was crowded r. with infration 'bearing upon the war in h the Crimea, and itvs enterprise then wass akin to its enterprise in 1897, for in one of t the nrumbers of that momentous period this ...