Speaking of the Victoria Gardens at Bombay, he says:"A true Persian in flowing robe of blue, and on his head his sheep-skin hatblack, glossy, curled, the fleece of Kar-Kalwould saunter in, and stand and meditate over every flower he saw, and always as if half in vision.

The capture of Sebastopol was followed by the taking of Kars by the Russians, November 28, 1855, and the war ended.

On the island, which the Italians call the Cimmerian Bosphorus, close to the mouth of the sea of Asof, is Cherz, Kersch, or Kars.

The Ol-Kars of Abulfeda.

England, however, would have continued the war at any expense and sacrifice if Louis Napoleon had not secretly negotiated with the new Czar, Alexander II.; for England was bent on such a crippling of Russia as would henceforth prevent that colossal power from interfering with the English possessions in the East, which the fall of Kars seemed to threaten.

May you live long to make speeches and beg breadthe unrivalled orator and most notorious beggar of the Dahcotahs! OYE-KAR-MANI-VIM; THE TRACK-MAKER.

They obtained Kars by conquestthey obtained Ardahananother strongholdthey obtained Bayazidand the Valley of Alashkerd with the adjoining territory, which contain the great commercial routes in that part of the world.

The Congress have so far approved the Treaty of San Stefano that they have sanctioned the retention by Russia of Kars and Batoum.

Turkey had given up Batoum, she had given up Kars and Ardahan, she had given up Bayazid.

There was the strong fort of Kars.

We might have gone to war with Russia in order to prevent her acquiring Kars and Batoum, and other places of less importance.

Let us first of all take the great stronghold of Kars.

Three times has Russia captured Kars.

Were we to go to war for Kars and restore it to Turkey, and then to wait till the next misunderstanding between Russia and Turkey, when Kars should have been taken again?

Were we to go to war for Kars and restore it to Turkey, and then to wait till the next misunderstanding between Russia and Turkey, when Kars should have been taken again?

" Thence they rode to the Emir of Kars, who gave the lads the same answer.

Where is it?" The small city of Kagisman, not far from Kars.

Mahadeo was also adept at catching river crabs, and when one morning I found a pair neatly trussed and no more than two hours old squirming outside my front door I realised with a thrill that I was accepted by the Betim-kars.

The condition of evacuation was in this case the withdrawal of Russia from Kars, and here likewise it never became operative till it was abrogated by the outbreak of war.

Rubank, Inc. (PWH); 27May70; R485378. VAN DER KAR, CATHERINE S. The child at home and school.

Rubank, Inc. (PWH); 27May70; R485378. VAN DER KAR, CATHERINE S. The child at home and school.

They greeted their Father with vociferous joy"Bon-jour, bon-jour, Shaw-nee-aw-kee," "Hee-nee-kar-ray-kay-noo?"

Well, and what next?" "Then O-HANG-HIT has a monopoly of English Beer, and we consent to the cession of Gibraltar to DUNT-KAR-ACUSSER.

KARS (9), an almost impregnable fortress on the Russo-Turkish frontier in Asia, 100 m. E. of the Caspian Sea; was successfully held by the Turks under General Williams in 1855, of which Laurence Oliphant wrote an account, but captured by Russia in 1877, and ceded to her by the Treaty of Berlin, 1878; it is a strong place, and a prize to any power that possesses it.

TIFLIS (105), capital of a mountainous, forest-clad government (875) of the same name and of Russian Caucasia, on the Kar, 165 m. SE.