... 000 were in the dirtrict of which LOON the Crimea The Russians lad 170,000 soldier, ; the English. French, ad Tarim 154,000 sad there were 15.000 Tartar victim& Of this total U 4,1100 were interred in Crimea, 310,030 in the neighbourhood of Sebastopol ...

... regard to the Russian crops, the hopes raised by the reports receival early in the summer from Bessarabia, Odessa, and the Crimea have been considerably dashed by later &dykes'. Grain, above ell, has suffered seriously from the unusual 'moisture and severity ...

... Artillery, whole, distinguished services and exertions to save life seem to merit special mention. This officer served in the Crimea at the siege of Setaetoted. He afterwards served in New Zealand in 66, and then so distinguished himself by bringing wounded ...

... ld hold out nisch Maga sad that the sad most come mos. He gala he hat gone throruth several campaigns, and had serval the Crimea, but bad nava witnessed nor undergone se tenrible • siege. The municipality h•d resolved, with taa Gsvernor• permission, to ...

... world. Our military and naval expenditure under the Duke of Wellington, in 1835, was 211,600,000. In 1862 the year before the Crimea& War, it had been increased un-ler various temporary pretences, to 214,873.000. It is now 9,ri mill ons , and certainly our ...

... When be went to the Crimea he left a curate, who bad since been paid, or at any rate had got • dividend of the money. The defendant had mince paid by moneetratio• of the living. He did not remember whether he took to the Crimea E 6 5. of the fonds of ...

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... of the statesman grew stroe ger. With unfailing vehemence be denounced the Russian war and the scheme of Invasion in the Crimea. In this attitude he was, of course, in direct opposition to the Ministerial policy as expounded by Lord Aberdeen, sad severed ...

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... readers to pan a short history of the tarps. About the year 1839, shortly after thelinlliant, but is sense, disastrous ' in the Crimea, wbere the ••thin red line of W British in, fenny had bid its own in debacle of the dilliedties they had to ensiend with ...

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