... and no family who can use it should fail to do so. el T BN et ENE® Usedin the Arciic Expeditions, and by the Armies (o the Crimea and China, will keep for years in a dg place. Awarded Four Gold Medals for Execllonce of uality. FTR 7?;.,- ‘“’:“ '};:w ~ ...

... eastern question, has now been readmitted. THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. It is stated that the Empress of Russia will leave for the Crimea towards the middle of April, her Ma e-ty's state of health rendering the change desirable. The Emperor will accompany her ...

... two-year child, but such was the case only a few days ago. In the little village of Dalni- Maschik, near Feodosia, in the Crimea, a peasant woman left her com? during the afternoon upon some short errand. She was followed by her little two-year-old son ...

... subsequently, when old enong:. went into the band of that regiment, with which he went through the Indian Mutiny, and was at the Crimea. Only about two years ago he was transferred from the Highlanders to the ?Ig;th York Militia SM.ldmd on t«h: :}: casion-of ...

... rldhn; the b, Frenoh, and Turks, 156,000 ; and there were 15,000 Tartar victims, Of this total 324,800 were interred in the Crimea, including 210,000 in the nmelghbourhood of = Behml. Those killed 'ln battle were but 30, and sllowing an ‘equal”’ number ...

... when leading the storming party ;f-inlt the chief’s stronghold on the 19th of arch (mentioned in despatches). JLanded in the Crimea with the 90th Light Infantry on sth December, 1854, and employed in the trenches as acting engineer until Sebastopol was taken ...

... ‘when old enoui?, went into tie _band of that regi-} ment, with which he went thro ugh the Indian Mutiny, and was at the Crimea. IJnly about two| years ago he was transferred from t. he Highlanders to the North York Militia Staff, . wnd on theoccasion ...

... leadin‘z the storming party against the chief's stronghold on the 19th of Mareh (wentioned in despatches). TLanded in the Crimea with the 90th Light Infantry on sth December, 1854, and employed in the trenches as acting engineer nntil Sehastopol was taken ...

... Bouth John Sézest, Liverpodl. S GOLD MEDAL Birray hatyeuget B'AKINC Used in the Arctic Expeditions, and by the Armies (o the Crimea and China, will keep for vears in 8 dry place. Awarded Four Gold Medals for Excelience of Quality. ...

... countries, and no family who canuse 1 should fail to 1 ~0. BA KIN( A IS Used in the Arctic Expeditions, and by the Armies in the Crimea and China, will kegp years in & dry place. Awarded Four Gold Med, il ixcellence of Quality. SRR NN IPOW DER B BRERS ) e d ...

... as to age, when the applicant for admission to the ranks wasphysical yeligible. Tae sergeant distinguished himself in the Crimea, was present at Inkel:mtn. and the assault on the Redan. For rescuing a field officer fronr half a dozen of Russians who had ...

... the peasant came to the salute, and replied, * I served 34 years in the 2nd Regiment of Zouaves—l4 campaigns in Algiers, the Crimea, Italy, and Mexfi:o—-loat my leg at Sedan.” *‘ You have, indeed, seen some service, my fine fellow,” rejoined the Empercr. ...