Annexation of the Crimea-Intriguing policy of Bossia-Murder of Devlit Oniri Khan-Novel mode of catering-Scenes the Khan-A Tartar bath — Valley of Jehoshaphat-Tehoarit Ka-The Synagogue-Karaite down: their peculiar tenets The Jewish Artress-The monastery of Ascent to a deserted fortress-Mangoup Kat: its history-The Cape of The Winds--Picturesque ruins—An agreeable road-Tartar travelling— Khosing a bullock-Prospects of Crim Tartary-The Osembash pass- CHAPTER XXIIL Valle The grand hotel: its accommodation-Voyage from Yalta-The kochend city of Chersonesus-Our fellow-passengers-The war in the Fourneta, and its results-The object of the war: its effects on our FreRom prommissions Reflections on Russian aggression in the East- 311-827 A. From first impressions-European aspect of the town-The mandse of the Empire: its influence on foreign markets-The Cod Bedroom milway- Aristocratic beetroot - growers - The how How to bribe judiciously-The Isle of Serpents- Balony of Russia- Her policy with reference to the Fecubic is effects upon England--Proposed canal from 343-357 Folations Fitects of Russian aggression in the a look te wykopared with other European countries-- Je of the bimparo successful, and Russia mistress of I alle of a dummant influence over Turkey upon the 358-366 THEIR EXTENSION AND PROBABLE POLITICAL INFLUENCES-THE KREMLIN-JOURNEY TO NIJNI NOVGOROD-ACCOMMODATION AT THE FAIR. ST PETERSBURG will amply repay the traveller for the expenditure of temper which, except in the case of a favoured few, will be the consequence of a visit to the Russian capital. Let him, therefore, cheerfully endure the delay of two hours at Cronstadt, just when the gilded domes and cupolas, which glitter at his journey's end, look most inviting-let him unhesitatingly plunge into the smoky cabin of the little A solicitude-not that he ought over to get tired of wandering along the spacious quays or simiting the architectural beauties of St Petersong we he rattles furiously over the exceral le pavement, clinging to a frail drosky. Everything is new but the pavement and the droskies; and if locomotion by the latter be not enjoyable, it has the merit of being, |