... THE CEMETERIES IN THE CRIMEA I The condition of the British graves in the Crimea has been, from time to time, the subject of mnoh anxious correspondence in the public papers, and many and different were the accounts given of their condition and preservation ...

... SOLDIERS' GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, — We think the attention of the English public should be called to the present state of the English cemeteries in the Crimea. Seme attempts have already been made to do this by yourself and ...

... THE ENGLISH GRAVES TN THE CRIMEA. Some two years ago Mr. Gladstone's Govern- ment, after having endured much pressure, sent out General Adye to the Crimea to ascertain what was the state of the graves of the British soldiers who were buried there. The ...

... SURVEY OF THE CRIMEA. A surveying party, consisting of five gene- rals, ten colonels, and eight staff captains, under the command of Lieutenant General Manikin Nevstroueff, has been sent down from St. Petersburg to survey the whole of the Crimea, and draw ...

... PAINTED SKELETONS. Some interesting results were obtained from the archaeological explorations carried on iv the Crimea during last summer. Pro- fessor Vesselovski found painted human bones in two graves — six skeletons in one grave and one in another ...

... in the command, he was appointed Com- mander in Chief of the British Army in the Crimea in November, 1855. He was thus present with the army from its arrival in the Crimea to the evacuation in July, 1856. For his services he was created a Knight Commander ...

... nt of tbo proposed fortification of Sebastopol and other points in the Crimea bail nothing alarming about it, for the simple reason that there chance new war like that the Crimea. Since lajt tho that Russia’s way to Constantinople lies through Vienna ...

... Inspector-General Royal Artillery, and General St. George Foley, c.b., who formerly served under the deceased general in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny. Amongst the regiments selected for ser- vice in Burmah in case of hostilities is the 2nd battalion Bth ...

... two slightly wounded. The dhow escaped. The Esercito announces the completion of a monument whioh is to be erected in the Crimea over the remains of the Italian sol- diers who fell during the war with Russia. It is added that it will be inaugnerated with ...

... residence, Queen's Park, | Chester, suddenly expired. The deceased served with the 62nd Wiltshire Regiment in India and the Crimea and was twice wounded. He was a prominent member of the local Conservative party and a city magistrate. His death is attributed ...

... August 2nd, at Flintham Vicarage, Newark, the Rev. John Wheeler Hayward, M.A., aged 62, formerly Chaplain to the Forces in the Crimea. At St. Jacques, on the 3rd of August, of bronchitis, at the age of seven months, Julius Adolphe Gaultier, beloved son of ...

... parallel lines, the one ; carrying the Emperor being unknown ; and Count Melikofx will him- self go from the capital to the Crimea, to return with his Sovereign. ...