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... IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED. PROFESSOR C. DE BANZIE, M.D., I Sresiors ‘at General sad ‘P :’3»}‘:.2:“' eral el Crimea ; Staff-Dresser in the American War ; Member of the English, American, and French Am?nu Field H?éda; Member a.l:ibo Udv-iz phia, U.S. ...
... 1o the Crimea 3 the 34th ditto, from Corfu to the Crimen ; the 71st, Ist battation, trom Corfa to the Crimea; the 17th Foor, from Gibraltar to the Crimea ; the 39th dito, from Gibrai. tar to the Crimea; the st dito, from Gibraltar to the ...
... of the urmy was not further kuown than that the Crimea wax 10 Le attacked. Two spots are nuwed uthose where & landing wonld be, protably, attemp. ted. Balaclava, a port on the southern coust of Jn' Crimea, distant ten miles from Sebast , Appears to be ...
... | cannot doubt that you share my conviction of the necessity of wparing no effort to sugment my forees iow engreel in the Crimea, The exertions they have made, sl the vietories they have obtuined, are not exneceded in the brghtest pages of our history ...
... Canrobert suys these vehicles eby relayy of post horses. So much for qhnn of the *‘Times ** that the Czar can only \‘W‘ to the Crimea by long und painful ‘&htm return. Lord Raglan, while adwmitting ~ Ity of fixing the actusl numbers brought 'h.m by the enemy ...
... the warnings which lave been weekly land before one readers for w month pust. In o word, the situation of our army in the Crimea o 5 eritical. The tact appenrs on the face of Lord Rap lan's despatel. We' have begun 1o yield ground. For the proof, look ...
... Sauwders, b Land Ageonts, 200, Preeadilly, London, I | it P o & DAL ANTED TO PURCHASE, within an easy distanc thwer Pucha for the Crimea—A communication from |WY A ko, P AR eo s FREEHOLD wharest, under Wednoslay's dite save—r* 10,000 Turks | ESTATE, to comprise ...
... on the Zad. A proclamstion to that cieet, i s atfirmed, was issued at Varna on the 25t ulis, by the Frenel Marshal, and the Crimea, amd wore partienlarly Sebastopol, was designated ns the point of attack.” We diselanm all responsilaliey for the news, which ...
... necessary show of * dnh:f sowething ‘gainst the Russian foe, — Thus will & week be pass’d ; » week's untruth Will fAen concorn Crimea and the Pruth, The contest being twixt ench rival host, Not who cun dest, but who can bray the most, Not who can vanquish ...
... THE AFFLICTED, PROFESSOR C. DE BANZIE, M.D., RESSER to Drs M‘Grecor and Summess, In- Spectors of General and Field Hu'p“: Crimea ; Staff-Dresser in the American War ; Member of the English, American, and French Amof Fhiladeiphia, U 5, ; eiaminsd sed soproved ...
... men ut sors de combat. Betwevn the 13th and the 20th 8,000 {‘wm’l- and English troops passed by Malta on their way to the Crimea. 'fin- Royal Arbrrl had arrived at Constrntinople with 1,500 English soldiers on board. Paria, Dec. 27.—T0-day a projet de ...
... and if o vigorous sttempt he not made to rase the sicge, it will not he for laek of numbers. English remforcements for the Crimea have been spoken of thisweek, but, excepting some stray detachments of the four thowsand mtantry who were reported aweek ago ...