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... tome,” —The Government has refused to ab Napies AND THE in and biscuits for the army in th allow the exportation of grai mj rtinent reply to the applica- the Crimea, and has given an i the subject, tion of the English on money hitherto w Tar Panis Fer ...
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... THE FRENCH ARMY AND NAVY. ( To-day's Standard Telegram.) Paris, January 24, Night.—M. Clemenceau is quite right in his statement that there is something seriously wrong with the French Naval Administration, but the fault does not lie where he supposes ...
... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA The following i* extract of a letter fiom an old ernpaigiii r, dated October 14 Camp over Sel-astopul:— ** I must fair jlty give praise to onr Coniiuissariat linenl, for 1 ver saw better rationed army all I fe. Notom- day have been ...
... COMMISSARIAT OF THE PRUSSIAN ARMY. letter from the camp contains some interesting intelligence on the commissariat of the army. In the field lb. meat, £ lb. peas or beans, 2 lbs. bread, 4 oz. salt, and oz. roasted coffee are the daily portion of every ...
... Admiral.— United Service Gazette. The Command of the Army. —lt has been stated during the week by some papers, and contradicted others, that Lord Hardinge was on the point of resigning the command of the army, to be succeeded by H.K.H. the Duke of Cambridge ...
... ARMY AMELIORATIONS. Wren the peace theories of Messrs Brioht and Cobden* were all the rage, there was a popular ballad written in ridicule of the blandishments of Sergeant Kite, one of the staves of which ran tv the following effect : — Lota o' glory ...
... is indisoribable. The despair of everybody was increased the pangs of hunger, for no food, save little biscuit, was tasted that day. Never has an army suffered much so short space (f time, did the allied troops that day. Several pickets were brought in ...
... THE ARMY AND NAVY. The 28lh and 29th companies of Koyal Engineers will embark for the Mediterranean early in the ensuing mouth, j the 28th for Corfu and the 29th for Malta. At this moment, there are fewer than 90,000 pension- ers tit for service defending ...
... of steamers from Southampton. The Rajah left for Portsmouth to take in biscuit for the Baltic, the Manilla left for Constantinople with swords and ammunition for Omer Pacha's army. The Colombo left for Plymouth to take out the 20th regiment to the East; ...
... HEALTH OF THE DANISH ARMY. (From the Lancet.) The present position of the Danish army is one which is fraught with peril. The island of Alsen, in which the troops—to the number of 12,000—are massed, is but eighteen miles in length, and varies from three ...