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... THE CRIMEA. LATEST GENERAL ORDERS. | I j i | i Head Quarters before Sebastopoi, July 17. The under-mentioned officers have joined the staff of this army :—Medical Staff. —Acting Assistant Surgeon Long- more, llth July; Acting Assistant Surgeon Modlin ...
... THE CRIMEA. We have reason to believe that a despatch was received last night from General Simpson, dated Crimea, July 10. Its contents, however, are not of any stirring importance. The General reports that the health of the army was still good, and that ...
... (By Submarine and European Telegraph.) FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS. THE CRIMEA. PARIS, Oct. 6. The Fury, just arrived at Marseilles, confirms the news sent this morning, especially the fact that Sebastopol was to be invested on the 27th ult. At the battle ...
... THE CRIMEA. EXTRACT FROM AN OFFICER'S LEI'TER. Heights before Sebastopol, ?? >, lcv- •'The regiments composing the Kinburn ex^mtion arc on board the ships of war anchored off Sebasto* ■'■'•■ land to-morrow. They went up the country to Fitn'ostj without ...
... TROOPS FOR THE CRIMEA. l- aOM OCR OWK COKBESPONDENT. (By Electric Telegraph.) PLYMOUTH. Thursday. , > t d »a a-half brigades of the Land Transport -Cln 4r '° men- sailed from tnis P ort in . *? * leet. transport, to-day. , ...
... present in the Crimea ! on v:* beiore September *J, 1855 :— War Department, Feb. 22, 1856. ily Lord, — I hive the honour to convey to you the Queen's i pleasure that the Criou an medal shall not be given to the troops landing in the Crimea atter September ...
... THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. GENERAL ORDERS. Head-Quarters, Sebastopol, April 29. j No. 1. The Field- Marshal Comroandiug-iu-Chief has i been pleased to grant leave of absence to Major Frend, j 55th Regiment, to April 30, 1856- No. 2. It will be agreeable ...
... THROUGH THE CRIMEA* There is a never-failing interest in the strange admixture of blundering and heroism that makes up the grim story of the Crimea, and the stirring letters written by Sir Daniel Lysons to his mother and sister during the campaign were ...
... COOKING IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Guards' Camp, before Sebastopol, Dec. 5, 18-3.3. Mr. Editor, — According to promise, I herewith forward you a detailed report upon the economical and culinary- advantages of the Field Kitchen ...
... SICKNESS IN THE CRIMEA. ■» TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING PO.s-T. Sir, — Allow me to call the attention of your readers to the following extract from the Times of this morning, from its Marseilles correspondent : — The last accounts received here from ...
... ETONIANS IN THE CRIMEA. Yesterday, a public meeting of Etonians was held at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's, for the purpose of taking measures to perpetuate the memory of such of their school-fellows as perished during the late war with Russia ...
... ————— __— PACKAGES FOR THE CRIMEA. ADMIRALTY ORDER. To prevent misunderstanding in regard to the conveyance of packages and parcels to officers em- ! ployed in the Crimea, the following are the dimen- { sions to which the same are limited : — Length — ...