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St. Petersburg (Russia) (search for this): article 8
View of the situation from Russia. --The St. Petersburg (Russia) correspondent of the New York Herald writing on the 20th ult., says: There is apparently come foundation for the report that the British Cellist whose policy, as Sir Heary Bulwer so well expressed it, as to subordinate the welfare of the Christian to the stability of the Ottoman empire, has induced Napoleon abstain from any further interference in Eastern affairs by promising to meet his wishes in reference to America. The French Emperor in to do what he likes with Men co — keep it for himself, give it to his cousin, enter the white or part of it to the new Southern Republic. Lord Patmerston will not object to anything, if he only leaves the East of Ediopsion possession of that horde of Muhammadan conquerors whose safety is watched over with such anxious solicitude by Christian England.
Russia (Russia) (search for this): article 8
View of the situation from Russia. --The St. Petersburg (Russia) correspondent of the New York Herald writing on the 20th ult., says: There is apparently come foundation for the report that the British Cellist whose policy, as Sir Heary Bulwer so well expressed it, as to subordinate the welfare of the Christian to the stability of the Ottoman empire, has induced Napoleon abstain from any further interference in Eastern affairs by promising to meet his wishes in reference to America. The French Emperor in to do what he likes with Men co — keep it for himself, give it to his cousin, enter the white or part of it to the new Southern Republic. Lord Patmerston will not object to anything, if he only leaves the East of Ediopsion possession of that horde of Muhammadan conquerors whose safety is watched over with such anxious solicitude by Christian England.
Christian England (search for this): article 8
View of the situation from Russia. --The St. Petersburg (Russia) correspondent of the New York Herald writing on the 20th ult., says: There is apparently come foundation for the report that the British Cellist whose policy, as Sir Heary Bulwer so well expressed it, as to subordinate the welfare of the Christian to the stability of the Ottoman empire, has induced Napoleon abstain from any further interference in Eastern affairs by promising to meet his wishes in reference to America. The French Emperor in to do what he likes with Men co — keep it for himself, give it to his cousin, enter the white or part of it to the new Southern Republic. Lord Patmerston will not object to anything, if he only leaves the East of Ediopsion possession of that horde of Muhammadan conquerors whose safety is watched over with such anxious solicitude by Christian England.
Heary Bulwer (search for this): article 8
View of the situation from Russia. --The St. Petersburg (Russia) correspondent of the New York Herald writing on the 20th ult., says: There is apparently come foundation for the report that the British Cellist whose policy, as Sir Heary Bulwer so well expressed it, as to subordinate the welfare of the Christian to the stability of the Ottoman empire, has induced Napoleon abstain from any further interference in Eastern affairs by promising to meet his wishes in reference to America. The French Emperor in to do what he likes with Men co — keep it for himself, give it to his cousin, enter the white or part of it to the new Southern Republic. Lord Patmerston will not object to anything, if he only leaves the East of Ediopsion possession of that horde of Muhammadan conquerors whose safety is watched over with such anxious solicitude by Christian England.
Napoleon (search for this): article 8
View of the situation from Russia. --The St. Petersburg (Russia) correspondent of the New York Herald writing on the 20th ult., says: There is apparently come foundation for the report that the British Cellist whose policy, as Sir Heary Bulwer so well expressed it, as to subordinate the welfare of the Christian to the stability of the Ottoman empire, has induced Napoleon abstain from any further interference in Eastern affairs by promising to meet his wishes in reference to America. The French Emperor in to do what he likes with Men co — keep it for himself, give it to his cousin, enter the white or part of it to the new Southern Republic. Lord Patmerston will not object to anything, if he only leaves the East of Ediopsion possession of that horde of Muhammadan conquerors whose safety is watched over with such anxious solicitude by Christian England.
20th (search for this): article 8
View of the situation from Russia. --The St. Petersburg (Russia) correspondent of the New York Herald writing on the 20th ult., says: There is apparently come foundation for the report that the British Cellist whose policy, as Sir Heary Bulwer so well expressed it, as to subordinate the welfare of the Christian to the stability of the Ottoman empire, has induced Napoleon abstain from any further interference in Eastern affairs by promising to meet his wishes in reference to America. The French Emperor in to do what he likes with Men co — keep it for himself, give it to his cousin, enter the white or part of it to the new Southern Republic. Lord Patmerston will not object to anything, if he only leaves the East of Ediopsion possession of that horde of Muhammadan conquerors whose safety is watched over with such anxious solicitude by Christian England.