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... as you will to learn, that much generous sympathy has been already felt in the Cape towards the brave heroes who, in the Crimea, have so gloriously fought for liberty and for their country. A sub.. scriotion list has been opened, to contribute to the ...
... consequence of the extensive firm of timbermerchants of which he is a member having constructed the huts for the soldiers in the Crimea, was re-elected for this city without opposition this morning. ...
... the glories of victory, yet that they deserve a more ample remuneration. They also remark that whilst the men stay in the Crimea numbers of the officers return (not reflecting that steam and rail bring that country so very near that, perhaps, the greatest ...
... of Sebastopol by bombardment and assault is an event of which no one knowing anything of the actual state of affairs in the Crimea has the slightest expectation. It is well ascertained, that, however much the physical condition of the allied armies may ...
... in a series of Subjects from Sacred History by the Optical Diorama, daily at 4.15 and B.2o—Dioramic Views of the War in the Crimea, at 3.20 and 9.3o—Heinke's Diving Apparatus. with the Subaqueous Light, at 3 and 7—Luminous Fountain, 100 feet high, at 4 ...
... and Bourgas, for example, maritime establishments capable of holding in check those possessed by Russia on the coasts of the Crimea. Russia would undergo the natural consequences of the abolition of the Convention of the Straits (the treaty of the 13th July ...
... rural police is about to undergo a radical reform from end to end. The first of the transports with troops from Bombay for the Crimea. left us on the 10th of January, and reached Suez on the Bth of February. The last of the 10th Hussars having been dispatched ...
... Werra'', from the Mauritius; the Cressy, from Manilla and the Cape of Good Hope; and the Germania steamer, from Woolwich for the Crimea. RAMSGATE, March 29.—An anchor (old), with stock broken, supposed to belong to a sloop of about 50 tons wrecked on the Goodwin ...
... THE GUARDS FOR. THE CRIMEA. This week 1200 of the Guards will embark for the seat of war. These will be composed of 300 from each of the four battalions of the three regiments. The insurrection of the Kurds in Mesopotamia will be a cause of serious e ...
... in October last. Yet, what have the Russians done, but just what any one might have expected them to do? We - landed in the Crimea with a force numerically inferior to the Russian army which defended it. Doubtless, in the open field, the allied forces could ...
... Tin SICK, MARCH 13. Officers . 65 Non-commissioned officers, drummers, and privates 3993 SHIPS ARRIVED WITH SICK FROM THE CRIMEA. Nos. Originally Died on Embarked. Passage. *Brandon, March 10 118 2 Ottawa, March 15 120 0 Sydney, March 17 100 ...
... Edwards-street, Portman-square, Half-past Eight, being a Narrative of Personal Observations and Adventures in the East and the Crimea. Reserved seats, 25.; area, Is. JOHN R. WARREN, Secretary. ...