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... despatched to the East were too few in numbers, they were kept too 10log at Scntari and Varns, they were landed too late in the Crimea, they had neither clothes nor food nor shelter, and their leaders had neither infor- ?? ?? foresight nor strategy. These are ...
... LETTERS FROM THE CAMP. From one of the 93d Highlanders to his Wife. Camp, Crimea, 12th Dec. 1854. My Dear Jean,-1 take another opportunity of sending you a few lines, to let you know that I am still very well, notwith- standing our many hardships and ...
... 30, ?? ?? alta DE GREAT NoarTERNm-fromn Gravesend, December 30, to-.Bleeck Sea T GLeNCzc-from Queenstown, December 28, ?? Crimea eq IG-er-IrmGee , December 28, to ?? .. rinidad GRtI . GEA ARA=e= -fromS Poole, December 28, to. Seville tb HAOSNAHa f ...
... friend—another time shall know each other better. You have done your duty. Go to your post. In one of the recent letters from the Crimea the writer saysl am with the piquet now, and near the Russian outposts that I can sometimes distinguish them in their grey ...
... incoherent medley of scenes, which desperate battles, sometimes on the Danube, sometimes the Baltic, and sometimes In the Crimea, are mixed up with scenes of buffoonery and fun. The piece well got up and affords room for great deal of beautiful scenic ...
... of the English ambassador. He has bequeathed £l,OOO to the fund for the widows and orphans of the soldiers killed in the _ Crimea, and £5OO for the purchase of articles for the wounded—in particular, wine. He has likewise left a considerable sum to the ...
... (From the Standard.) The contract between the condition of the French and Brits«h armies In the Crimea, presented by the able letter of the Morning Herat t'a correspondent, copied into yesterday’s Standard, and unhappily confirmed all other late comm ...
... of the nuisance now existing will be attained, Mr. Orton, of Tattenhall, Cheshire, is sending out a ton of cheese to the Crimea, for distribution among the troops. On Thursday Thomas Hill, a rigger, was killed by an iron block falling on his head while ...
... kind being allowed. The fishermen's boots, reaching to the knee, are for their use on board, as well as in wet weather in the Crimea. gut, besides, there are a pair of stronglynailed boots, commonly called Navvies' boots, to be served out to each man on ...
... good selling market for both Cattle and Sheep, and al sold. (By Electric Telegraph.) LONDON, 2, p.m. No later news from the Crimea LONDON CATTLE MARKET, Tins DAY. A demand for Beasts and Sheep, at Friday's pi ices. Calves dearer. ,S111P1 ) 1 A G TN 7'ELLIGENCE ...
... waggim but I saw no trace.f either women (sr children, or vehicles of the oraiusiry description. Most of the houses in the Crimea-seven peossiits . (Man.—are 'mat with stone, and of extraordinary thickness, for the purpose Or resisting the tremens:buns ...
... charcoal, 7 ?? marble. Decenber 2!. Cintra. of Glasgow, W'ilson, from St. Ubes, with 868 boxes oranges. At Orteeock. Decomber 29. Crimea of St. John, 1S.U., M. Ellrige, front St. John, N.il., with a cargo of wood. - Bnrvta of St. Jobn, N.B,, 11. ii'iLcan, from ...