... Street, and eleven houses fronting Crimea S'treet, -with extensive bakery concern and foundry premises, ground rents, and buildfing- ground. Rental-13 houses, 3 to 29, Riga Street, let at £118 6s; 11 houses, 60 to 80, Crimea Street, let at £95 6s 8d; bakery ...

... survivng soldiers of the 93rd High- landers who formed The Thin Red Lie,' ad waho after seventeen years' campaigning in the Crimea and India, and twenty years of hard honest work as a labourer, is now in Lis old age unable further to eie out his pension ...

... the Crimea. At that time he -was senior bhgle boy, and was present and heard the conversa- tion between Cantain Nolan and Lord Cardigan, and received the order to sound the advance of the celebrated charge of the Six Hundred. He received the Crimea medal ...

... £22 15s. MAr. W. John~ston w as the pulrchaser of this lot at £1 185 Lot 4-T'hose sir ?? andl premises, situ~ate278to 286 Crimea Street. held for ever at - the yearly ground rent of £10 12s 3.d. and let at 3.s 9d each per week. £58 lEs, less g~rou~nd ...

... steamuer, 9,500 quarters, Danube, 12s, 12s 5d Hamburg, prompt; Lingfield steamer, 3,400 tons, December- January, Odessa or Crimea to Rotterdamn, 9s, 9s 3d two loeading ports; Adjustant, steamer, 3,300 tons, prompt, Novorossisk to Copenhagen, 11s 641; ...

... police offering no objection. On the applica tion of Mr. Magee. a transfer of a spirit groeer'i license from Arthur -M'Gill, Crimea Street ?? Robinson. was granted. A number of boys weri finod for playing football on the street. Mr. Lewi prosecuted. NOW ...

... late Queen's. To Sir D. Taylor, chairman of Guardians. Bra-I hope you will forgive me writing to you. I am an old soldier (Crimea). I have been in and out of the howe for the last three years. In October last I got intimate with a female in the house, ...

... at all. The clerk (Mr. Richey Wilson) said Jolnston had enlisted in 1854, served ten years, acl had two medals, one for the Crimea. When hie got the first pension hie would leave the house. It wans agreed to maim no claim for maintenance up till now, but ...

... Welter Cup, Thurles or Tomam-iy Tittle L-ou:se; Mfzarch Two-vear. old Stakes, Pet Lamob: Lirerool H!urde. Muster C'harlic or CriMea ; lolvneux Stak -s. Bontlhiller oi Scarbsro'; Hawlake Haet Sv-epleclhase, The Saint or Sheridan; Union Jack, Patrician or ...

... surviving soldiers of the 93rd High- landers who formed The Thin Red Line, and who, after seventeen years' campaigning in tie Crimea and India, and twenty years of hard honest work as a labourer, is now in his old age unable further to eke out his pension ...

... for orders; 2s 7'34d is the rate May-June; the demand, however, is not active. Ore-Rates unchanged. India quiet. Fixtures- 'Crimea steamer, 10,800 quarters, prompt, Danube, 11s 3d; lls 9d. Hamburg; Sobraon steamer, 3,400 tons, prompt, Sulina to ?? 9s; Hamburg ...

... Hani- burg; Enrique, steamer, 3,000 tons, 1st to 10th October, Vzarra, Baltohick, or Kusteudjie 5sa 3d -any, i5s 9d Hamburg; Crimea, steamer, 13,000 qnai-ters, 8th October, cancelling Azoff, 17s, new chatter,, barley, cargo guaranteed; Byron steamier, 2 ...