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... maids of the 'fifties wore. Blanche bids Angus (Mr. Frank Gillmore) good-bye when he leaves Enyland for the Crimea. Blanche meets Angus in the Crimea, whither she went with her Ailnt and Mary. From, Photographs by Window and Grove, Baker Street, W. ...
... TOM ROBERTSON'S FAMOUS COMEDY, OURS, AT THE GLOBE. Blanche and Mary, as they appeared in the Crimea, whither Blanche had gone to see her lover, Angus. From a Photograph, by Window and Grove, Baher Street W. ...
... attending the Czar at Spala, advised the immediate removal of the young Grand Duke to the Crimea. The whole of the Imperial family will accompany the Grand Duke to the Crimea. The Czar's health still causes anxiety, and the doctor has given strict injunctions ...
... War he sailed with the regi ment for the Crimea, and was present at the battles of the Alma, Balaclava, In- kermann, and Sevas topol. General the Earl of Lucan, who commanded the ca valry brigade in the Crimea, stated in a testimonial that Trumpet- Major ...
... ROBERTSON'S FAMOUS COMEDY, OURS, AT THE GLOBE. Ours is the comedy dealing with the period 1S53-4, when we were fighting in the Crimea. Blanche Say (Miss Mabel Terry-Lewis), the heiress, is in love with her poor cousin, Angus MacAlister, of the Guards. Ser ...
... there is hardly a big fight that they have not been at, including Waterloo, where they especially shone. They were in the Crimea and Egypt, Tel-el- Kebir and Sualcin. Tie gmifi signallers speaks for itself. Nowadays every Regiment has its signallers, ...
... offered their services for the front. The regiment was accepted and placed on the roster, and would have been sent to the Crimea had the war continued. He has now obtained a position on the permanent staff, and during the whole of his long service his ...
... that their armies should invade the Crimea he accompanied the head-quarters of the Second Division, under Sir de Lacy Evans, and, after a most interesting and exciting voyage from Baltchik Bay, landed in the Crimea on Sept. 14, 1854. But hard times were ...
... 1848 in Ceylon and with the 21st Fusiliers in the Crimea. When the steamer Spartan was wrecked on the Dog Rocks, on the coast of Africa, on July 5, 1856, with troops on board returning from the Crimea, Captain Collingwood, as he then was, was in command ...
... fights, partially in klmki. The men in petticoats liavo astonished the Boers, a wearers of the tartan did the Russians m the Crimea their national pride is so strong that, despite the extra mark to the enemy which their traditional dress offers, thoy have ...
... young battalion of the Coldstream Guards here, where forty-two years ago I last addressed the Guards 011 their return from the Crimea. I feel sure that you will ever maintain the high reputation of the other battalions of t lie Guards, who have always been ...
... at Edinburgh in 1832, educated at Rugby, and subsequently entered the Grenadier Guards. He served with distinction in the Crimea, and was wounded at Inkerman; but he soon afterwards left the army for politics. He represented the county of Ayr from December ...