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... (Hie Crimea lu'bisitei) GENERAL SIR EVELYN WOOD'S The Crimea in 1854 and 1894, with plans and sketches by Colonel the Hon. W. J. Colville (Chapman and Hall), con sists partly of history, partly of military criticism, and partly of personal recollections ...
... THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH IN THE CRIMEA THE EMPEROR'S COUNTRY SEAT AT LIVADIA (RESIDENCE OF THE PRINCE DURING IIIS VISIT) PALACE OF ALOURKA, ON THE BLACK SEA I OLD PALACE OF THE KHAN OF CRIMEAN TARTARY, BAKTCHISERAI ...
... 7. CEMEtERY OF THE LIGHT DIVISION ON THE WORONZOW ROAD.8. CEMETERY OF THE ROYAL ENGINEERS. THE BRITISH CEMETERIES IN THE CRIMEA AS THEY NOW ARE ...
... 4E CRIMEA AS THEY NOW ARE' i Oh 1. General Estcourt's Grave in the Cemetery at Head Quarters, where Lord Raglan Died.-- 2. Cemetery of the 4th BJ Cemeteries. 6. Light Division Cemetery, With Memorial Monument Erected by General -3. Cemetery of the 23rd ...
... ECLAIREURS OF THE ADVANCED GUARD CROSSING A RIVER (CRIMEA). By ALPHONSE MARIE DE NEUVILLE. ...
... GRA VES OF BRITISH OFFICERS AND MEN WHO DIED IN THE CRIMEA i. First Brigade, Light Division (Middle Ravine).-2. Second Brigade, Light Division (looldng towards Sebastopol).-3. Second Brigade, Light Division (Woronzoff Road) and Second and Fourth Divisions ...
... GRAVES OF BRITISH OFFICERS AND MEN WHO DIED IN THE CRIMEA I. First Brigade, Light Division (Middle Ravine). 2. Second Brigade, Light Division (looking towards Sebastopol). 3. Second Brigade, Light Division (Woronzoff Road) and Second and Fourth Divisions ...
... and was at once sent to the Crimea. There he became at intervals raving mad, and had to be placed under the charge of strong hands. On the morn ing of April 25th (April 13th, Old Stj-le), he died, at his residence in the Crimea, after great suffering. He ...
... bravery at the battle of Isly. He was created major in 1846, and colonel in 1853. During the Russian war he served in the Crimea as aide-de-camp to Marshal St. Arnand, gain ing by his gallant conduct at the siege of Sebastopol the Commander's Cross of ...