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... The intelligence of most interest from the Crimea, during the week, is General Canrobert's resignation of the command of the French army. 11l health is the plea assigned for his taking such a step ; but it is generally supposed the Emperor had expressed ...
... At length* gratifying and important news from the Crimea has reached us. The Expedition to Kertch, recalled through some unaccountable mistake, was again despatched on its mission; and on the 21th instant, the anniversary of Her Majesty's Birthday, the ...
... mitted this day fortnight REINFOKCEMENTS FOR THE CRIMEA. Lord Vivian moved for a return of the number of men and horses sent or to be sent as reliefs or reinforcements to the cavalry now in the Crimea. Lord Hardinge gave this information, and in reply ...
... Tuesday's * Gazette,' relating to the rank of Indian officers, to enlistment, and tothe formation of a corps of navigators in ?? Crimea. Lord Panmure described the effect of the memorandum «pjn h2 rank of Indian officers in tl L country. In r plying to the question ...
... array landed at Balaclava, Lord Raglan and every officer of the army were ignorant ofthe amount of the Russian force in the Crimea. He constantly applied for more men but they conld not be spared owing to the weakness ofthe army. In his opinion the whole ...
... Charles d'Aguilar, died on Monday, at his house in Brook Street. He was the Colonel of the Twenty-third Regiment, now in the Crimea, and had been fifty-six years in the army. At Hurst, Berks, on the 19th current, Lieutenant-Colonel Chas. Rivers, R.E., aged ...
... jfarcicpi gntellisence. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. FRESH REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS. The following despatches were transmitted from the War Office at a late hour on Saturday evening :— ''Sebastopol, Friday, s.4sp.m.— The enemy opened a heavy lire on our trenches ...
... tefoxtlsjx Sittdligenct, THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. GREAT SUCCESSES OP THE ALLIES THE KERTCH EXPEDITION. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the Secretary of the Electric Telegraph Company, and begs to inform him that further intelligence has been received ...
... given by commission to several bills. The Militia (Ireland) Bill was read the third time and passed. THE TELEGRAPH TO THE CRIMEA. The Marquis of Salisbury called attention to the fact of the Electric Telegraph having been opened to Balaklava, and asked ...
... TUE NAVAL BRIGADE IN THE CRIMEA. In reply to the Marquis of Blandfoid, Sir Charles Wood said he had no: yet heard whether a ' chaplain had been attached to the large body of men be- ' longing to the naval brigade in the Crimea. The matter ' rested with ...
... despatches and the Indian mail leaves at 8 p.m. Crimea, 19th. — The 4th parallel has been completed. It has ceased to rain. The ' Times' considers the occupation of Kertch and the command of the Crimea, the Cimmerian Bosphorus and Sea of Azof, as events ...
... droretrjn gntelltfience. THE WAE IN THE CRIMEA. Varna, May 20.— A1l the French and nearly all the Sardinian troops have left Constantinople for the Crimea. The cholera has disappeared at Constantinople. Six thousand men are promised at once for the Turkish ...