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... THE POPULATION OF THE CRIMEA. Tl;e Tartar population of the Crimea is reported t seriously diminishing. fl »e °-uigation of. military ser leads large numbers of male adults to take flight Turkey, and the small-pox» moreover, is commitl great ravages. ...
... MUSSULMANS IN THE CRIMEA. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] CONSTANTINOPLE, Wednesday.—Many Musaul- ttiam are daily leaving the Crimea for Batoum and Constantinople, notwithstanding the vigilant watch maintained by the Russian authorities to prevent emigration. ...
... THE NAVAL EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. [MACLEAN'S TJELEGEAMS.] Constantinople, Thursday Afternoon.—A de- spatch from Varna to-day reports that a Turkish frigate is bombarding Simferol. Other frigates •have sailed for Sebastopol. ...
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... THE 41ST REGIMENT IN THE CRIMEA. WHO WAS FIRST IN THE REDAN ? In this month occurs the 39th anniversary of the capture of the Redan, during the Crimean War, and in that memorable engagement the 41st Regiment greatly distinguished itself. It formed part ...
... Reserves destined the Army of the South are being despatched r* the Crimea, where the Tartar population is 111 i? worked up to show signs of revolt. Å Turkish invasion of the Crimea is expected. ...
... THft 41ST REGIMENT IN THE CRIMEA. TO THK EDITOR. SlR,—I observe in your issue of the 20th mst. an account of tbe 41st, the Welsh Regiment, in the Crimea. Permit me, as one of th* old corps, and one who served in the Crimea, to correct an error you have ...
... A RELIC OF THE CRIMEA AND LUCKNOW. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALKS DAILY NEWS. Sin,-Wiiliam Williams—v ho served with his regiment, the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers, at the siege of Sebastopol and the relief of Lucknow—is now lying bedridden here, in a ...
... BANQUET TO CRIMEA AND INDIAN MUTINY VETERANS. The first committee meeting in connection with the movement to entertain local Crimean and Indian Mutiny veterans at a banquet was held at the Town-hail, Cardiff, on Monday evening. Ald. Carey presided. Letters ...
... CRIMEA ANI) INDIAN MUTINY VETRRANE. THE PROPOSED BANQUET AT CARDIFF. • ?i ^0n]d^rVenl)g,f l)ubHc meeting was held iu the Cardiff Town-hall, ta discuss tho uroDosal recently set afoot by Drill-Instructor Foster, of the But,) Docks Pelice Force, and late ...
... LOCAL SHIPPING CASUALTY. from ethe9Eaetdb!Z: rr>')(,l7!']f> t0 8* Crimea, smashunr tf G;rulff> fouled the S.6. damage to the p ,re6 starboard plates. Tha tainad, Crimea has not yet been asoer- ...
... appears to have hit the Laristan a terrific blow, for although the Crimea is a smaller craft her bows were driven half-way across the deck of the Laristan with a loud crashing noise. The Crimea struck the Laristan at right angles between the bridge and the ...