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... THE CRIMEA THORNBURY, 10th May, l855.The following letter has been received by a person in this town from a soldier now in the Crimea, and may be read with some interest by his friends and acquaintances Before Sebastopol; 21st April, 1855. My dear friend ...
... 0-TH E CRIMEA.. OFFCALICST OF' THO E OUN AT THlE BATTLE OF ALMA. (From the London Gazette Bxfaordinarl/ of Wedneesdayy, 'October 18.) 1 WAR-OFFICE, October 18, 1854.-T he following letter, enclosing returns of the non-commissiored officers and privates ...
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... OUR LOSSES IN THE CRIMEA. a Major-General Sir John Campbell was son of the late a Lieutenant-General Sir Archibald Campbell, Commander. ! ?? in the Burmese war. Born in 1806, be entered ; the army in 1821, and, as aide-de-camp If his father, he I served ...
... SATUJRAY , JLr. 19, 1856. _ FINAL WIND-UP IN THE CRIMEA. ALL the regiments of the Englibis and French armies heretofore in the Crimea have now left that evermore memorable penin- sula, and are either at home or on their way thither. Two years have not ...
... CR I KEA , IND , I ,,N Al TI I ,N Y VEn. E P XrS ANNUAI, mmlPElrN IX l3RISTOL. Friends and supporters of the Crimea and Tndian MIltiny Veterans' Avsucatlotior were presenit in goodly nunbers or, ?? urinnual meeting, held at ?? bead- quarters, 13, Orchnard ...
... Large Russian reinforcements are spoken of for Odessa, the Crimea, &c. ; but the statements are accompanied by intimations that the soldiers are much less efficient than those already in the Crimea, and that sundry regiments have perished amidst snow drifts ...
... 4,1855. .SATURDA Y. AuGras7 4, 1855. THE WAR. Tnourt is almost an absolute lull as regards news under this head. From the Crimea, the Black Sea, the Sea of Azoff, and the Baltic, the lack of intelligence is such as might have prevailed if an armistice ...
... the Crimea, having on board draughts of various regiments now serving there. Lieutenant Greer has memorialised Lord Hardinge for permission to join the army in Turkey, as a volunteer. AN OFFeICER'S KIT.S-Ait officer writing home frora the Crimea, says ...
... to the armies in the Crimea amounted to 18,000 men. It is announced us certain that the two Russian Grand Dukes passed Perekop on the 9thwinst. on their way to St. Petersburg. CROAKERS XIN TE CAmp.-An artillery officer in the Crimea sends the following ...
... whole of the troops now proceeding to the seat of h war are to be armed with the mini6 rifle. During their passage out tothe Crimea,those unaccustomed to the weapon I will be instructed in its management, and, whenever practi- I cable, be exercised in firing ...
... s at Vienna. According to advices from the Crimea of the 20th, the condition of the troops wras improving. There were 14 degrees of cold. It was un- certain whether any more Turks would be sent to the Crimea. VIENNA, Wednesday Evening. - On the 30th the ...