... SUPPLIES FOR THE CRIMEA. unfortunate fatality appears to have attended the Government supplies for the Crimea. Not only was there an unnecessary delay in despatching things suitable for the army on the approach of winter, and under the exigencies protracted ...

... SUPPLIES FOR THE CRIMEA. unfortunate fatality appears to have attended the Government supplies for the Crimea. Not only was there unnecessary delay in despatching things suitable for the army on the approach of winter, and under the exigencies a protracted ...

... CRIMEA EXPEDITION. Londok, Thursday.—The expedition to l»pve Varna on the Ist September. Marshal St Arnaud issued order of the day. dated August acquainting the troops that their destination was the Crimea, and that the duties of the Allies was to take ...

... IN THE CRIMEA. Marseilles, April 19.—The Danube has arrived with advices from Constantinople of the 10th, and from the Crimea of the Bth. She brought 246 military men, and no sick. The steamer City of Washington has left for Constantinople. Crimea letters ...

... LINK WITH CRIMEA SEVERED A link with the Crimea is lost by the death at 6 Sycamore Place, Dundee, yesterday of Mr John E. Stevenson in his 86th year. He was born on the troopship Edmundstone (his middle name) while it was lying off the Island of Sardinia ...

... MEMORABLE CRIMEA COMBAT Is Recalled by Death of Heroic Major, Who, Single-Handed, Held Six Russians at Bay. Valour worthy of the most heroic days of knight-errantry or of tho most thrilling pages of romance is recalled by the death of a British veteran ...

... THE CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Intelligence from the Crimea has been received down to the 10th instant. The French army was going away continuously; the Sardinians were doing the same; the British were embarking more slowly. Visits of the Allies to the Russian ...

... of wounds and gickness, and that 100,000 more perished in the Crimea who never smelt powder or saw a shot fired. The number invalided from wounds and disease is enormous, and in the Crimea alone and in the provinces abutting upon it the Russian army cannot ...

... CRIMEA NAZIS' PERIL London Correspondence. It is hinted that the Russians have a surprise in store. This may well concern the situation in and around the Crimea. Big 1 German forces may be trapped, and the whole outlook in the Black Sea altered. Russian ...

... even the one-sided declaration of the Ukrainian Government does not include the Crimea within the frontier of the Ukrainian People's Republic. This advance into the Crimea essentially violation of the Brest Litovsk peace treaty, inasmuch as it is an invasion ...

... THREAT TO NAZIS IN CRIMEA ° n Correspondence. j en ' cc . s advance, it was foreln t ' I's1' s column on Wednesday, e beaten the isolation of the Crimea. Conges , |- t ' s danger to the Nazis r ler than expected. Enemy i n Ve - n withdrawn from part ...

... SWIFT HARVEST IN CRIMEA ° don Correspondence. \ Odessa fell all the or the Germans holding the | Wished. Rumanians into this area an( the Russian Fourth it, has not failed to profit H'tj caplure °f 20,000 prisoners the achievement. N that the enemy has ...