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... himself, and are, therefore, such aa is very doubtful that be will accept. We fully admit that the Oenerah of the allies in the Crimea do nothing, perhaps can 'do nothing, to solve the dilliculty by removing its came; and we are equally bound to own that the ...
... Holy-cress, Canterbury, has connittedsuicide by shooting himself. Every sick and wounded soldier, arriving in Dublin from the Crimea. will be provided with a bed, breakfast, dinner, and tea, at the lord iieutenant's expense. Winter has nob quite (leported ...
... INTELLIGENCE. We arc informed, upon good authority, that the Emperor of the French has agreed send 50,000 additional troops the Crimea, if it should be necessary after the Vienna Congress, the condition that England shall find the vessels to convoy them. We ...
... later intelligence of importance from the Crimea than that-given in another pagee. i' :1 'Private letters are said to have been received' in Paris - .from General Caurobqrt'atd other saperior' 'officers in the: Crimea. ?? coireplain-oP 'the injustice cf public ...
... joined the army. Grave events expedted. To add to this, we learn that large cavalry reinforcements were on the march for the Crimea. Thus we may say, without being amcused of despondence, that affairs wear avery serious aspect, and the result is even now ...
... Sir George Brown has found it out. Wein England, struggling blindly towards the light, have imputed our *disasters in the Crimea to the war-office-to the gene. rals in the field-to the severity of the winter-to the storm at Balakhva - to the iacompetence ...
... and mismanagement prevailed in every department of the army, from the official Starters in London to thq commissariat in e Crimea; no one knowing his duty, or seeming to care whether the brave men who had fought at Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, were provided ...
... Sultan intends to accompany the Emperor of the French to the Crimea, should the visit of the latter take place. The Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas arc making preparations return to the Crimea, The Prett of Vienna states that Lord John Russell intends ...
... Times (second edition) •* Private letters are said to have received from General Canrobert and other superior officer? in the Crimea. They corn -lain of the injustice of public opinion with respect to them, of the unreasonable impat et ce of persona who are ...
... correct, another hypothesis, not less staggering, takes precedence of it, namely,that Sebastopol is to be left intact, andthe Crimea forthwith re-' •lieved from the presence of the invaders. If this be so it will certainly require all the proverbial selfreliance ...
... son of Martin Van Buren, ex-President .of the United States. _ On the 19th ult., at Marseilles, on his way borne from the Crimea, aged 23, Captain W. R. CORBEL 49th Regiment, youngest son of Sir A. V. Corbet, Acton Reynald. On the 20th ult., at the Workhouse ...
... Britain, formerly of 11. We 221 regiment. Drage. —At illidnapore. ou the 2lat March, the infant we of lieut. J P Beadle. In the Crimea, Capt. Thomas Edward Bowerhank Bent, II 9th Rest. of Po .t. aged &I. Capt. Dent, served throw:Lout the Cabal and Puajauh wars ...