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... THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. .f th ~ I-f .v1); I 7InM - A.7 J 7 t ?? .L'V J.LJ VJ1'alJfL atLAE . E (From the Special Correspondent of the Times.) v CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, MAY 24.-The British a army is on the move. The third division has been broken ...
... THE STATE OF THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. A commercial gentleman of this town has just returned wit from a sojourn of two months in the Crimea, which he left thE eon the 28th of December last. The statements he makes r fgo far to confirm those already received ...
... - - SEND REINFORCEMENTS TO THE GRIMEA. . t1 {- ?? -1-A4 Al T,,l - inf. rend he tfltjtULLI. 3rd That the army in, the Crimea ought to be reinforced my will be doubted by no one who considers the ordinary I in wear and tear of wal. What we fear is, that ...
... mn to pass the winter in the Government of Tiflis. . I] r THE CRIMEA. t A letter from Kaliach, of the 25th ult., in- the Au~strian. Gazette, ?? to the latest. so- hi counts from the Crimea, the Russian troops have'lbeen So reinforced by a regiment of ...
... |STRENGTH OF THE RUSSTAN ARMY IN THfE CRIMEA. . (PFrom ths Oorrespondent of the Tim7m.) The following statement of the strength and distribution 'of the Russian. army in the Crimea towards the end of Januarv has reached me from a highly trustworthy source ...
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... provisions, but Ur alus, in reality from a fear that the whole of the Crimea will be conquered. For souse time past orders had era- been given not to send any more troops into the Crimea, e to in order not to cause too much difficulty in procuring Wl- S ...
... the Crimea. The British army alone can bring upwards of 3000 sabres and lances into the field, and the French cavalry is still more numerous and impatient of the inaction to which it has hitherto been condemned. Hitherto the contest in the Crimea has ...
... | WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM THE CRIMEA. IN. LN IVERPOOL. ,tL ZJJ. fl. d.L1 Van. - LORD RAGLAN AND HIS BRAVE TROOPS. Wa it The deep and general interest excited in this town on rig, the eve of our last publication by the arrival of the steam- on , ship Cambrsia ...
... THE ALLIED FORCES IN THE CRIMEA AND BLACK SEA. WUJ AINI Jfl~AUAi DimA. I dd TO THE ElDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. W dida Sir,-The combined forces landed at Old Fort on the ae te14th September last comprehended- b un- British ?? 27,000 Men. b, French ?? 30 ...
... kindness, and they showed us universal civility. They the a fought like soldiers at the 1-chernaya, and they left the un Is Crimea with the respect and e-teem of every officer. toi s (Cheers.) oh 0 _ li ...
... - .- r, ,Hr3 CONDITION OF THE BRITISH ARMIY O V{I CRIMEA AND THE MANAGEMENT OF o 3 HF WAR. d MfrV .T A. Rnebuck. ?? wVAo.I 'tlhe result of the motion of Mr. J. A. Roebuck, aul -etice of which was given in the Heouse of Cor Mons on Tuesday evening, for ...