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... GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. THE aspect of Sebastopol, after landing, is exceed- ingly. dismal ; roofless houses in all directions meet the eye. Some walls are shattered by cannon-balis, and others of stronger build retain. the balls firmly still embedded in ...
... GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. THE aspect of Sebastopol, after landing, is exceed- ingly dismal ; roofless houses in all directions meet the eye. Some walls are shattered by cannon-balls, and others of stronger build retain the bails firmly still embedded in the ...
... THE CRIMEA OF THE PRESENT. AN occasional correspondent of the Levant Herald, writing under date Sebastopol, September 13, says :-— “The and Empress, accompanied by the Grand Duke Constantine, Prince Adalberg, Ge- neral Todtleben, and suite, arrived here ...
... HE GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. THE of Sebastopol, after landin; . is exceed- ingly dismal , houses in all directions meet the eye. Some walls are shattered by and others of build retain the balls firmly still em! the stone-work. In the streets, which have not ...
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... LIFE OF THE CHAPLAINS IN THE CRIMEA. ON Wednesday evening, the Rev. Wollet, S. J., Roman Catholic chaplain to the British army in the Crimean campaign, delivered sn addiess. descriptive bis life duiieg twelve mouths in the Crimea, in the school room of St ...
... THE LIFE OF THE CHAPLAINS IN THE CRIMEA. ON evening, tbe Rev. 8. Wollet, 8. J., Roman Catholic chaplain tbe British army in the Crimean campaign, delivered address, descriptive of his life duiing twelve months in the Crimes, in the school.room of St. ...
... FIGHTING TURK.— iJuring the operations of the allies in the Crimea, it was resolved to carry the water in from beautiful spring the tinest kind to the camp, pipes, or hose, were employed, which were laid tne ground. One morning, while tl»e water was being ...
... Me. Hisrorr.—The excited or resuscitated s In- vasion of the Crimea” have led te some It cannot be true that General Airey, who is au moins a gated Eothen long ago tu write this book which is so beautiful in style, and so of peace and Smooth and t-coloured ...
... A Crime.—A priest, the Abbe Bouand, of the town of Cavillon, in the department of Vau- cluse, has narrowly escaped severe punishment for an involuntary offence. The Abbe is fond of music, and was in the habit of having some friends at his house now and ...
... A Mosicat Crime.—A priest, the Abbe Bouand, of the town of Cavillon, in the department of Vau- cluse, has narrowly escaped severe punishment for an involuntary offence. The Abbe is fond of music, and was in the habit of having some friends at his house ...
... Mr. History.—The feclings excited or resuscitated Kinglake’s In- of the Crimea” have led ts some able developments. It cannot be t-ue that Airey, who is au moins a very sensible man, insti- gat-d Eothen age to write this book which is so beautiful in ...