... of modern times broke out between this country, which had been the leader in the exhibibition movement, and Russia, in the Crimea, and the snccessful termination of that war was but poor consolation for the bleeding hearts and weeping eyes that were left ...

... ing there came to the offices of the daily newspapers, through Mr. Reuter's agency, news of a vietory by the Allies in the Crimea. One or two of the papers used the news, without pledging themselves to its accuracy. ‘The news was confirmed ; and the p ...

... Douglas, private 10th Royal Hussars. A WaR EPlsopE.—l shall long remember the first outlying picket that I mounted in the Crimea, which, as it will point out how careful men ought to be on outson duty, T will relate, At dusk, it is customary to raw in ...

... recollections and powerful interests .Irudyy unite you to the mother country, and military tonfflhrnit{{ has been formed in the Crimea, Italy, China, and Mexico. Place confidence then in dyol\r destinies, almost united with those of France, and acknowledge ...

... necessarily so full of minute detail, Me. Russell’s narrative has never been surpassed, even by his own brilliant letters from the Crimea. The whole narrative is at once encouraging and depressing, showing the mighty resources of science and weakness of man’s ...

... of an attack upon our shores, or upon the fleot, ! if any blundering or disaster were to happen | such as took place in the Crimea, the resulting I explosion of democratic fury would be terrible for the blunderors, Peaceful as thoy are, and made apathetic ...

... gn{:nnt. and late of the Connaught Rangers, in his 80th year, General Jeffreys served with the Connaught “Rangers in the Crimea, and was present at the battles of Alma and Inkerman (being wounded in the latter while in cammand of his regiment), He also ...

... received his lioutenant’s commission two yoars after. He had served with the 74th (Highland Light Infantry) Regiment in the Crimea and : fnl‘f of Sebastopol. He received for his services a medal with clasp, the brevet of major, and the Turkish modjul. His ...

... and France, Rhina, Switzerland, and Italian Lakes. Novway, Sweden, Russia, Eclipse of the Sun, Great Fair of Nijni Novgorod, Crimea, &c. Autumaal Tours to Italy. &e. Australia, Now Zesland, Ceylon, Irdian, &e. Ezypt and Palestine, Autumn and Spriog. Kound ...

... Italy, Switzerlavd, and France. Rhine, Switzerland, and Italian Lakes. Norway, Sweden, Ruasia, Great Fair of Nijni Novgorod, Crimea, &c. Autumnal Tours to Italy, &e. Australia, New Zealand, Ceylon, India, &e. Egypt and Palestine, Autumu and Spriog. Round ...

... and France, Rhine, Switzerland, and Italian Lakes. Norway, Sweden. Russis, Eclipse of tha Sun, Great Fair of Nijni Noveored, Crimea, &e. Autunmal Tours to Italy, &e, Australia, New Zoaland, Ceylon, Indian, &e. Egypt and Palestine, Autamn and Sprivg. Round ...

... entered the Royal Navy in 1851, became | were wearying the country with exploded doctrives. captain in 1877, and served in the Crimea and in the | But if Liberals had been in any degree silent the Indian Mutiny, He is a magistrate and deputy- | reason was ...