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... natural aptitude may be, it requires systematic training. When Alias Nightingale was hard at wort wganising the hospitals in the Crimea, all England rose to her help. Women throughout he land, from the Queen to the humblest peasant, were makint, warm garments ...
... mind what that lamp which ever them , In the great history et the land. A type cif good Heroic Womanhood. Siam days di .the Crimea and of Scutari. hes came into Whim e• • proleigat ...
... years resided at the above address with his daughter. Mr. Keig was 56 years of age, and when a young man 1:0 fought in the Crimea, where he received several wounds. Two of these have proved troublesome in after years, and more especially of late. These ...
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... and their heroes. In 1857, at the eud of that period, England was resting and recantles from the losses and sorrows of the Crimea. were beginning to look forward with a complacent glow of national pride to the centenary of Plessey. The latest hero of the ...
... remain under the rule of • party whale hat card been played and the game lost. It is only, to he expected that the clause's of Crimea Act nhould so early be enforced, awl that the firnt Indeed, victim he is—should be one of the most prominent members of the ...
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... LINCOLN-ROOM CONCERTS. The perry war as Ilaiaory erre& at the red.loser Moe re • reohair woe by Mr. T. P. Dram J. P. lb. Crimea rid he bad sheer rhea • bilometa tbe ober hod her mrsod *lb Oa Was IA Wing a arosisrailrrass te Abe or** wroth Ks was slag ...
... t, says Dlr. James Payn in the London News, but willtuut one tithe of excitenwnt with which we devourel the news from the Crimea, still more from during the Mutiti). As the Cretan hosiners, despite much platform oratory ta the col.trary, the fact is we ...