... Yorkshire Yeomanry. He had formerly been troop sergeant-major in the Inniskilling Dragoons, and had a medal with clasps for the Crimea, having been present at Balaclava, lnkerman, and Sebas- topol. He had a medal for distinguished conduct in the field, and ...

... Before leaving tbe court prisoner stated to the police that ha bad been nearly 20 years in the army, and was present in tbe Crimea, the Indian Mutiny, and Cbina War, had received five wounds, and been twioe captured, was born in Calcutta, his father being ...

... Lord Seaton, retired from the Army nearly 20 years ago, by the sale of his commission. He served with the 77th Foot in the Crimea, from January, 1855, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol. Medal with clasps and Turkish medal. 2nd Volunteer Batt. ...

... Rifles) on the expiration of the tenure of Colonel Montresor Rogers, v.c. Lieut.-Col. Ward, who served as a midshipman in the Crimea, took part with the Cameronians in Zulu War of 1879. ...

... Golos recently published, and the Agence Russe circulated, a report that Captain Harford, late British vice consul in the Crimea, had been allowed, in consequence of the noble motives of his request to serve as volunteer on board the Vesta, so that England ...

... no allies. Vous etiez joliment ingrats vers la France gui VOU3 a s(*uve3 en Crimea lorsque vous n avtez ■lu'une mai-vaise armfi?. Tbe colonel, who was himself in the Crimea, replied, with proper umpbasi-*, that wa3 a lie. and that if wa bad war with ...

... el, lst April, 1874; and Regimental Major, 4th August, 1879. Lieut.- Colonel Tupper served with the 23rd Fusiliers in the Crimea from the 10th August to the 25th September, 1855, and was engaged at tbe siege and fall of Sebastopol, being severely wounded ...

... Russian v_ __ broke out, and afterwards followed in the foot- steps of our army to the Crimea. The first iustalment of his History of the Invasion of the Crimea ' appeared in 1853, and volume after volume has siuce appeared at intervals until the year ...

... Western district, and recently in com- mand of the llth Brigade Depot at Exeter. Colonel Hamilton served with the 4th in the Crimea in 1854-55. including the battles of tho Alma, (where he has wounded), Inkermao, and the whole of the seige of Sebastopol ...

... addressed by the Commander- in-Chief, who referred to the past history of the corps, and especially to its performances in the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny. The last visit paid by this battalion to India was during the Mutiny, returning to England in 1860 ...

... incident the Queen is stated to have spoken very decisively, for she always held the highest admiration for the veterans Of the Crimea. Indeed, it may be remembered that when she received them thirty-four years ago, after the fall of Sebastopol, she was so ...

... General, Headquarters, 1886-87 ; and Lieut- Governor of Guernsey, 1889-94. He served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in the Crimea, including the battle of Alma and siege of Sebastopol (medal with clasp and Turkish medal) ; and in the Indian Mutiny, 1857-59 ...