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... CRIMEA. The following i* a list all officers. Ac., who have proreeded to the Crimea in Majesty** »crew-tran*port, Prince:— , , _ Colonel R. Garrett, K.ll. Majors A. Maxwell and D. Fyffe. Captains G. Vesey, A. Woinbwell, C. F. Campbell, A. 11. Garrett ...
... 'most developed, and, it is thought, that the entire basin of the Crimea, with that of the Sea of Azoff, may supply commerce annually with five or six million hectolitres. Moreover, the Crimea, in 1851, was found to possess nearly 2,000,000 sebep, halfof ...
... invalid soldiers, and 100 horses go to Scutari; the remaining part of our force, amounting to about 350 men, will join us in the Crimea. a In the absence of any special matter of interest to enlarge upon, I will send you my daily journal of events as they have ...
... SUFFERINGS OF THE FRENCH ARMY IN THE I - * CRIMEA. I \ Qua_ - -_ L as._ -_ .]t I_ _ I_ . an Dr. Scrive, who acted as Physican-General to the French army during the last war with Russia, has just published a book which contains a painful account of the ...
... . They are supposed to march upon Varns. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. WAR MAP- OF THE CRIMEA, . 'YWITH A VIEW OF SEBASTOPOL. M.AP OF TI1E BLACK SEA. AND ITS COASTS, including the CRIMEA. Either of the above useful IMaps can be had with the current or ...
... Mediterranean for the purpose of resuming the command; and Lord Stratford, there is no reason to doubt, will retain his post. THE CRIMEA. Correspondence has been received to March the 29th.- It was understood that an extension of the armistice Lad been agreed ...
... Majesty Queen Victoria, not only to accord medals and clasps to our heroic soldiers in the Crimea, but to perpetuate their in- comparable valour, by inscribing Crimea, Alms, Inkerman, and victories yet to come, on their standards and appointments, is ...
... eed Malta to the Crimea; 14%h ditto, from Malta to time Ois, Crisae; 62nd ditto, from Malta to the Crimea; 68th of ditto, from Malta to the Crimea; 34th ditto, from Corfu to the Crimea ; 71st (lst battalion), from Corfu to the Crimea; 17th ...
... Adelaide Nel)tune, Thompi on F. W. Grceen Constalntinople and Crimea, Aurilera, Dambrill, Power and James COnstaOlUtllDPte and Criltea, Caliherine, Swansten, 11. A. Clark Constanthiople &Crimea,Sir Edmuud Lyoas,Christopher,Rnapp & Co, ...
... Thames, to embaerk detachments for Regiments already in the Crimea. The Craco, 30, screw frigato, ties lIon. Captain 1Haotings, with the mails and a detachmenit of Royal Artillery for the Crimea, did not sail for leer desticealion till this inorolog. PORTSMOUTH ...
... evacuation of the Crimea by the army, ~21.179'; on ' sale of' residue of. gowdi and- stores 'upon said evacuation, £1,024. ;shipment per Circe,£532. . [Mem. The goods upon wvhich this loss arose .were, shipped. from Liverpool t~o the Crimea, bub by neglect ...