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... Carry, C.B., Stoke, Devonport. This gallant young officer served with the Marine Battalion from their first landing in the Crimea. He commanded a battery, under Sir Colin Campbell, at Balaklava, and was Senior Subaltern and Acting Adjutant to the Marine ...
... Mr. Simpson's l water-colour drawings, executed in the Crimea, from the earliest operations to the fall of Sebastopol; and a collec- tion of fifty-two pictures of cities and fortresses in the Crimea, by Carlo Bossoli, Will open at the Star Assembly- f Room ...
... SebaetopOl, Crimea, Henry i Whichcote Turner, Captain 1st Royal Regiment, aged 26, son of the late Lientenatit-General Charles Turner, Colonel .1 of the 19th Regiment, of aneurisus of the heart, universally a regretted. March 11, in the Crimea, in the 20th ...
... Clement's, aged 49, Mr. Robert Willis, formerly Color-Sergeant, Royal Marines, and who obtained medals for service in the Crimea. ILLNESS OF TlE BAEoNEss NORTH.-IlI consequence of the serious indisposition of the Baroness North, Colonel North, M.P., has ...
... William Lewis Salusbury Trelawny, Bt, her Majesty's Lieutenant for the County of Cornwall. Nov. 15, of ague, contractedl in the Crimea, in his 32nd year, Captain William Whitaker Mliitland, of her Majesty's 49th Regiment, eldest son and heir of William Whitaker ...
... Governmenit of Bombay, to Julialna, widow of LoAis Charles Culling RiveLt, Esq., ofL'vertou, Ilants. DEATHS. Feb. ]6, in the Crimea of typhur fever, aged 19, Lieut. Frauklin Knight Kirby, of the ?? Hiehialiders )nly sonl of the late L Pit-Col. Thotuas Cox ...
... became Lieut.-Colonel of the Berkshire Regiment of Volunteers in 1859. He served as Aide-de-Cainp to General Simpson in the Crimea, and was present at several of the battles in that campaign. He was an Equerry to the Prince of Wales in 1858 and 1859. From ...
... Windham, ?? Commanding the Forces ! in Canada, a post he had held since October, 1867. He accompanied the British Army to the Crimea as Assistant- Quartermaster-General, and distinguished himself by his I allantr at the last assault on the Redan. He succeeded ...
... to avail theinselves of these agreeable trips. Woolu-'ch, Sept. 20.-Vessels are daily leaving with shot and shell for the Crimea. To-day the Prompt got' under weigh, carrying a great many comniissariat officers and medical men to Constantinople. Among ...
... he leaves a numerous family. Two of his sons, in the Guards, fell while gallantly leading their maen il the late war in the Crimea. I-e was Migh Steward of Wokingha.n, Berkshire; Recorder of Saffron Walden, Essex; D.CL., of Cambridge, andl a F.S. A. He ...
... was the late Lieut-Colonel Robert Boyle, of the Coldstream Guardls, who died of cholera oni the passage fiom, Varna to thle Crimea. The eldest, Viscount Denzarvan, married in 1S28 a daigi ter of Lord IHowth. -and (lied in 1S34, leaving three EOIS and two ...
... Leven and Melville, died on Saturday last, after a protracted illness, incurred while doing service with his regiment in the Crimea. The gallant Viscount. was xcmpelled to. return to his native country invalided, his health sbattdred. He went last autumin ...