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... Mianclester Guardian. BREAKiNG UP' OF THE CRIMEAN ARMY. As the time appears to be rapidlyapproaching when the British Army in the Crimea will be withdrawn, a few suggestions as to the ultimate disposal of the Battalions of the Line composing it will not (though ...
... Regiment, which procceeds imlumed~iately to the Crime.a Ofn arliving at Gibri:earthe Nianara. will disembark the 54th, and take on boar,' thc 13%t, with wxhich and the artillery sie will proceed eire to the Crimea.-The Roval Mail CornipunYissteafld-siip las55 ...
... shipped immediately for the Crimea, to add to the Christmas fare of the Guards. The committee of the Crimean Army Fund have freighted a steamer to convey various articles of necessity and comfort to the troops in the Crimea. They comprise beer, wine, spirits ...
... from Alexandria. Circassian, Richan, at the Clyde 24th inst. from Berbico. Iirtlancd, Burdeld, at do. from Newfoundland. Crimea, Eldridge, at do. 26th inst., from Maulmain. Robert Passenger, Foster, at do. from the Mauritius. Columbia, Smltlm, at do ...
... to be ready to embark for the Crimea, with horses and equipments complete, within 21 days, at Portsmouth, Southampton, Plymouth. Liver- pool, Dublin, and Cork. 152 invalids arrived at Chatham, on Saturday, from the Crimea. )Iany of the cavalyy soldiers ...
... Sir Colin Campbell, ?? the gallant and distinguished officer who commanded the Highland Brigade daring the late war in the Crimea, and who now holds the rank of Inspector-General of Infantry, is about to proceed on a general inspection of the consolidated ...
... includes plant and everything. In ?? of the withdrawal of a large force of ca- lvalry from he United Kingdom for service in the Crimea, it is stated to be the intention of Government to call out several troops of yeomnanry cavalry to do duty in Great Britain ...
... Thern-ia pi*, rather better; he returns to the Crimea directly. e r was severely suffering from dysentery and over-fatigue. a His Imperial Highness the Prince Napoleon is about to re-- turn to the Crimea immediately, to resume the command of his division ...
... Dundee Gannet, Glass, at Fraserburgh 19th inst. from Christian- sand New Harriet, Ta;lor, at Aberdeen 22d inst. from Stettin Crimea, Cargill, at Montrose 22d inst. from Gothenburg Janet, Innes, at Swinemunde 21st inst. from Grange- mouth Cygnet, Boyce, at ...
... Tonnerre on the 7th, both with troops for the e Crimea. | ;~t ?? Fi-ldav the detaciment of the First Rovals now on duty in the Tomve received orders to hold themselves in readiness to embark for the Crimea. The dcpdt of the 1st battalion Rife Brigade is ...
... 16th inst. from Binff for Stettin Heroine, Watson, at do. from Riga for Dundee Britannia, Wood. at do. from Wick for Baltic Crimea, Cargill, at do. from Mcntrose for Riga Aurora, Smith, at do. from Dundee for Pernau LEITH SHIPPING. AmiEvEm.-Aug. 20. Liverpool ...
... the Clyde 24tls inst. for Canada, Brenda, Saunders, left do. 27th inst. for Barbadoes. Mauritius ?? Pender, left do. for the Crimea. VESSELS SPOKEN NITH. Herald, bound to Sydney, N.S.W, 224 May, 48 10 W. Three Bells, Liverpool to California, 17th April, ...