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... that not >latel in the despatches from Lord Raglan and the biters fr>m the camp. An Egyptian division has embaikol for the Crimea, and all the Ottoman cavalry has left f.r the same destination. The corp* tfarm** Ceneral Panintin is aaid to have j i: e ...
... the command of the important division Eight hundred males have been purchased in Sardinia for our transport service in the Crimea. Torture ror Tar George Brown has issued orders for the resumption of the regimental stock, which had been laid aside. It ...
... second reading 215 would prefer waiting for (he report of Ihe committee now Against it. sitting on the stale of the army the Crimea, who had , Majority for the second reading 51. authority to prohe all these matters to the bottom. Besides, The bill was then ...
... ated Government had given instructions | that all unnecessary forms of chock and counter-check for passing supplies in the. Crimea which were indispensable for the s:ck should be discontinued. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice that he should make ...
... wing accepted a contract under him from the fact of his Jen huts for the army in | Government for the erection of wood the Crimea, will, it is understood, be re-elected without oppo- sition. The Rev. Edward B. I Deane, D.C.L., viear of Lewknor, Oxfordshire ...
... or Ambbica. Cbables Dickens. State or the Militi^. Death or Nicholas. Tbe Stobt the Campaign.—Part V. Written a Tent in the Crimea Chap. XVII. Exculpatory.—XVlll. Progress of the Siege. Blackwood Sons, Edinburgh and London. AU A L I A—G LENF I E L D PATENT ...
... army inthe Crimea, and to the propriety of recruiting with more vigour. The Russians were sparing no efforts to strengthen their forces. Sir G. Grey replied to Sir De Lacy Evans that measures were being taken for reinforein; the army in the Crimea ; and to ...
... Black Sea—for instence, at Sinope and ime es tablishments capable of keeping in check Bourgas, Russia on the coast of the Crimea, Ras- those possessed by sia would have to su bmit to the natural eonsequences of the abolition of the convention of the ...
... efficiency infused into every branch of the service, which ought not to passed over unnoticed. All the recent accounts from the Crimea bear testimony the fact that a governing mind is now the head of aftairs, and that his will makes itself felt the remotest ...
... that Queen Victoria is to visit the Emperor Napoleon at the time of the Exposi- tion ; and that the Emperor's visit to the Crimea is conse quently postponed, journey to London gives the utmost satis- faction to the French ; and as every movement of his ...
... of , on . ra(> y Viscount llardinge. Captain A. , colours flying, ribbons fluttering, mobs shouting, and the chmalj of the Crimea, she number of *;ck is the dc- )romct rcturn tbo Grlniea, Hit Ol qJrf drunken men r ...
... bestowed on hia, Perth Road. VISIT OF NAPOLEON AND EMPRESS Un dit, that to prevent the emperor of the Prooch going to the Crimea, her Majesty invited him to visit England and also promised to be at the opening of the French Exhi bithon. Preparations are ...