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... THE CRIMEA. nl. rnm- th p -m h{f; Private letters from the camp before Sebastopol are to the 9th. The health of the troops seemed to m improve, although the cold was severe. The daily . deaths had fallen to 90. The sheepskin coats for in different regiments ...
... CRIMEA.AND/ThE WELSH. 'Y Gleaninrgs from the INote-book of a M)2ember of the S. ' Council of the Surrey Arehreoltqical Society. '30Q'ecari ago ?? WVelsh are said to have emigrated er from (G-vind yr H at, or Dafrobani, under liu Gadarn. p. fie isecelebrated ...
... THE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA. I GENEII AL ORDER TO TIlE BRITISH ARPMY. hlie following generil order has been addressed to tile Crimean armly Ilead-quarters, Sebastopl, Mray I 5, 1850.-Peace being now dlehuitively arranrcd, thlc Commander of the Forces has ...
... THE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA. A SIROCCO AT THE CAMP. ThleTies' correspondent, writing from the Camp, onl the 31st ult. says:_ A siroeco blew a~nai m to-jr wvith violence till twvo o'clock, bringing with it a bliiidii; g haze and a most disagree- able atllosphere ...
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... THE ALLIES IN THE CRIMEA. t DISTRIBUTION OF DECORATIoNs IN THm CRIMEA. d Thle fillowivg it tile speech deliverel by Lord Goll15b oil distributing Ilie decoratiols iu the Crimena - c 'Ile Queen ?? algust ?? te con- b fer the highest mliitary lionours ...
... TI-HE HEROES OF THE CRIMEA. The following is a copy of a letter from a young man, a native of' Iutfhin, now serving in tile 2nd Battalion 9)f Rifles, in the Crimea. It is one of the most terse and effective we have read of the large number that have appeared ...
... I ILITEST FROM THE CRIMEA. gi SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. le Le Public anxiety is at its height for authentic new, s from the Crimea, and the greatest surprise is ex- Si pressed that the communications between the army and the fleet before Sebastopol and the ...
... AIf . id , ETERIES 'IN THE CRIMEA. e ollowig er ief appeared ?? Poetst;few~ daysf ago ;- f- ?? Sm ,-It is proposed to raise a subscription for the purpose of past~reseting ?? Colonel Gowen, who has ?? such great'interest.in the -reservationhof.cthettombs ...
... OUR AR-MY IN THE CRIMEA. ,niOns, y mnerIIt, The morning papers of Tuesday contained long of a Go- letters from their correspondents in the Crimea; and of ron of what a different tendency they are from those mn com- received this time last year! Those ...
... Pelissier and Situp. ibi iisan and I ari informed upon goaddloutleority chat private beii letters froni Frechic officers in the Crimea fully oniefirm the nI le,, purport of what I have stated wan elysi ?? art oft Suan was the pran adoptcd. Ic wan~ exactly in ...
... LETTERS FROM THE CRIMEA. WINTER CLOTHING. I am happy to tell you that we are well looked after. We were all served out with a flannel shirt and drawers and socks, and we are to be served out with woollen comforters for the neck, instead of the stock. ...