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... The present number i contains some excellent contributions to our stock of i periodical literature. The Campaign in the Crimea, i without much more than is contained in newspapers, de- -1 serves a niche in a more p-rmanent edifice. The article on ...
... afier day have I of late listened, as a member of the Committee appointed to inquire into the condition of our army in the Crimea, to the most sickening and heart rending tale that human suffering ever furnished— one too much c dculited to lower us, not ...
... three days to join the British fleet now assembled in the Downs. Qualified Marksmen. — No soldier is allowed to proceed to the Crimea until his commanding officer gives a certificate that he is a perfect qualified marksman. This is a very important measure ...
... Charles Dickens. State of the Militia. The Death of Nicholas. Tbe Story of the Campaign. — Part V. Written in a Tent in the Crimea. Chap. XVII. Exculpatory — XVlll. Progress of tbe Siege. William Blackwood & Soxs, Edinburgh and London. Just Published, THE ...