... STAOK CRIMEA. inilustri.m. London cornepondent 01 sae Ohs Edinburgh newspaper,. compute.. that Mr. Barry Sullivan, during the owe. of ha dramatic IMO'. his committed 17.000 murders, and has been killed in battle, slain m a duel.oisoned, fatally dabbed ...

... A SOUVENIR OF THE CRIMEA. A curious relic has just been discovered at St, Servan, namely, the colours of the 7th Regiment of the Line, which was carried in the assault on the Malakoff, and also in the fighting under the walls of Metz, during the Fran ...

... CAPTAIN PEEL IN THE CRIMEA. Sir Evelyn Wood gives many instances of heroic conduct in his book, The Crimea in 1854 and 1894. Amongst these be tells the following stories of the bravery of Captain (afterwards Sir William) Peel: A shell weighing 421 ...

... Civil Service as a temporary deck In the NVar (Kee, and served in the Crimea, in the e.triat Department, a few mouth. later. After It 111,t employed en hi. return trout the Crimea in several ofliers, Ise Wee in - ale nle AcrtinntantA :corral of the Navy ...

... a Yeoman of the Guard and an old Crimean hero, one who bad seen much service in China, India, and the Crimea. Kinglake, in his Invasion of the Crimea, speaks of his extraordinary valour at the battle of Inkerman as follows : Colonel Daubeney's singular ...

... reviewed 52,000 Volute. is Windsor att, giunb. aft. avian*. [Park.'Bl Bombardment of Alexandria, 1882. British evacuated the Crimea. 1856. The Shrewsbury peerage ease opened, '57. Explosion on board the Tlemederer.'76 SI.SWITHIN'SDAY.Brit/figkOiMMl•ver The ...

... Metropoltan Police, died on Friday morning. The deceased officer, who was formerly in the Guards and fought with diAinction in the Crimea and elsewhere, had been connected with the Metropolitan Police Force for upwards of 20 years, as district superin• tendeut ...

... lion. and Rev. J. C. Maude, and was born in 1817. He was a retired lieutenant-colonel in the Royal Artillery. having in the Crimea. lie was attached to Earl Granville's special mission to Russia in 1858. and was Crown Equerry to the Queen. ...

... distinguished fur the number and the brilliancy of his warlike services, Captain- -then Lieutenant—Wolseley had (sou,- out to the Crimea iii the midst of the terrible winter. Within a few days from the time of his landing, be had courted hardship and work by ...

... the Commissioners of Police should take charge of my property, which has been taken from me by fraud. I was serving in the Crimea at the time.— Applicant here handed • letter to the magistrate. who after perusing same said: This is not the place to prove ...

... College 01 Mwic. lie was chairman of the Great Northern llospital, and was formerly in the Bide Brigade, and served in the Crimea. ...

... for 24 hours, t Ito host says, And now fur dinner, At the dinner table the meal is served in course with wines grown in Crimea and Bessarabia. ...