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... at home, and in tin tilee of peace, it would have cowsideraldy diminished fr, cur astonislhmeist at the sufferilirs of the Crimea, and of we should have had lno indignpation to bestow upon fu such trifles as a deficiency of great-coats or the 'green he ...
... THE GRAVE-YARDS GE THE CRIMEA. It is not generally known that the Emperor of Russia, immediately after the evacuation of the Crimea by the allied troops, directed an elaborate ground plan, upon a large scale, to be made of all the localities which had ...
... Decline of Warlike Feeling in Russia.— From lon of life in battle and diseaae in th* Crimea so (version to sli that warlike bis begun to be manifest among the youth Formerly uniforms and epaulettes were constant attraction, the number of young men oontlnually ...
... who has with the Legion r Light circumstance in the ally, but also borne an amp the Crimea ENGLAND. GENERAL SAGE. —This gallant officer, who so recently defended Saugor against the rebel Sepoys against such odds, and with such precious charge of women ...
... disasters of the Crimea might have been avoidedand the cost of the war saved. Applied to any other phase of life or question in morals, this would be deemed and called moral cowardice, Jesuitism, a vicious truth-destroying and honour-robbing principle ...
... 5 Crimea, be managed to desert tin alibi previews the mirth, and aftar 'Win for a time the hie companions ara►e, be was again apprehended, aid sentenced by to four the military prison at Oresslaw ; after w►ich be rejoined his regiment, and Wetly after ...
... march ten miles inland without renewing the scenes of the Crimea. After the time of which I have been speaking 70 hours of rain fell. h was an unlooked-for event, and the misery it caused was incalculable. No tents had been brought from the depot on the ...
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... BALD OV BLOOD STOOK AND &C., AT T ATTER . !ALL'S, ON MONDAY WERK.—Mentor (late Crimea, bunter), 400 gs.; Doctor (hunter), 125 gs.; Verona, 4 yrs., by Orlando out of lodine, 100 p.; Grisselle (bunter), 85 gs. ; Wiseacre. 78 go.; King David, 3 yrs., by ...
... HOUSEHOLD FIIRNITURE: Rosewood Cottage Piano-Forte 6LOotaves, by Stoddart; Crimea' Damask Window Curtains; Frothed Engravinp ad Paintings, Mahogany Bookcase and Sidoboard below; Mahogany Tesler and French Beddow& and Damask Curtain.; Bidding; Mahogany ...
... 1854. -- - I. Great Britain £792 £897 £l49i 2. Ireland 702 897 V' 3. Foreign Parts (excluding the Crimea) 1044 1103 Add, £2.538 £2883 £9897 4. The Crimea l5OO 2150 -- Grand Total .. • £2538 £2063 £4397 £8374 ...