... lI.P. THE BOY HERO OF THE CRIMEA. With reference to the. inquest held the other day at Betterma on Thomas keep, the Rot Hero • of the Crimea, the following is an extract from a 'tory published some years ago, with reference to the deceased : Thomas ...

... year entered the Civil se • temporary clerk in the War (Kee, and served in tli• Crimea. in the frernrtmeut, • few month. later. After being employed on return from tne Crimea in offices, be in be Aeconntaat-Ileneral of the Navy. Mr. Ilmailton'mi powers ...

... er le Waldo delve se dr pies, as silaiasay lagiuded, ford, asessidai Se se IMO limbo sob sseeleSisas land la laser of• el Crimea Ansel. ...

... of the Mess-house lie displayed the utmost coolness and intrepidity. Sir Colin Campbell, who hid known him by repute in the Crimea, picked him out lead the wealth. The building was surrounded by it loopholed mud wall, inside which was a ditch 12ft. broad ...

... the Homo that the of death gassed spout Elisabeth Gibbon. for the murder 01 iler bashsed at sear Ur at the MA of the Cent.•l Crimea.' Court bed respite& This fact gated to the prisseer in her cell by the Govramor of b 'agate and the sheriff. 7118 weieotare ...

... and swords which belonged his grandfather, Field-Marshal Lewd Raglan, who died when in command of the British Army in the Crimea I. 11454. Included in theme 4 the valuable gold cruse with Bee for the Penmen's., the Yield (Hiker's gold medal, mod Waterloo ...

... appeared to lie some doubt among the police officers now examined an to whether cheering for Mr. Gliutstone was an offence under Crimea Act, hut crowd in curt were quite indifferent on this foist, for on one proposing three cheers for Madstone the were heartily ...

... and receive mike Wirb wages. They follow the Czar as his dram. They went with him to Skiernievios, sr, Pl.laed, and to the Crimea. At Gatehino and they form the inner circle of the guards tormadlortlie Palace. One sass them there concealing Illinutdees ...

... oe the remarking that she looked o:der thou GB, he that probably arcs • the troubles she had guns through. She was Is the Crimea through a cold winter and she lost I here flatland and Ins two brothers. Since her mond her husband had bean taken into a ...

... Restless : B”caube mermaids have such a deep sleep. Jr im mtatud that the Czar ham renounced his project of vimiting the Crimea— in fact, a telegrazn . from him would run thus: St. Petermburg—Cnme herequite en nigh for me. llottow.tr's ENT. —Governor ...

... BOW TO ENSURE HEALTH. By Dr. BARNES, M.D., U.S.)i ATREAINF. on the LAWS GOVERNING LIFT.. and the Crimea, Symptoms, and Treatment of all diseases depending , A Exhaustion of Nervous Vitality, Nervous Debility. Mental and Physical Depreasion, Palpitation ...

... born in August, 111:12. In 1 , 43 he the army . a cornet in the rith Dragonfly, and, with the milk of captain, yerved in the Crimea with his regiment. In September, IMO, he exchltiged into the Cith Iluyeary, a colonel in July, and inajt , r.pen-ral in Nhirch ...