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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 ...
... CRIMEA AND CASUALTIES. Nu * ton > the daughter Mr Hincks.a saddler, has recotered animation After •he had apparently died. Prepartfioiks made tor her funeftf, the Veil tolled, and (he all utters were Closed, but in fbout six hoars after her supposed death ...
... BEARSKINS IN THE CRIMEA. At a rough computation between 40,000 and 50,000 thakos were Knt out to the Crimea during the Russian war for the Infantry of the Line— none of them were worn, for the simple reason that ths men could not bear them, to heavy and ...
... CRIMEA CLOTHS. SECOND and last amply of 100 Patent Waterproof Corera, made CharieaHackintaah and Co., at coat our Government Ua. each, which can be sold by D. PONTING, THAME. At 10a. each, equal in qnaUtj when first bought they «e about two and half yards ...
... LIFE OF THE CHAPLAINS IN THE CRIMEA. ON Wednesday evening, the Rev. Wollet, S. J., Roman Catholic chaplain to the British army in the Crimean campaign, delivered sn addiess. descriptive bis life duiieg twelve mouths in the Crimea, in the school room of St ...
... THE LIFE OF THE CHAPLAINS IN THE CRIMEA. ON evening, tbe Rev. 8. Wollet, 8. J., Roman Catholic chaplain tbe British army in the Crimean campaign, delivered address, descriptive of his life duiing twelve months in the Crimes, in the school.room of St. ...
... THE NUN 3 IN THE CRIMEA. . _ Dear Sir—Will you allow me to correct a mistake into which my friend the Rev. Ignatius Collingridge has fallen, in his pamphlet Delusions and Superstitions of the Irish Catholics discussed in a series of letters between himself ...
... RUSSIAN CASUALTIES IN THE CRIMEA. England was not sparing of reproaches when her public servants displayed their shortcomings and the insufficiency «f the system with which they were associated, and which it was their melancholy duty to carry out. The ...
... LIFE OF A PRIEST IN THE CRIMEA. Wednesday evening the Rev. S. Wollet, 8.J., chaplain the British army in the Crimean campaign, delivered an address, descriptive of his life during twelve months in the Crimea, in the school-room of St Frsncis X«vier» ...
... THE COUNCIL OF WAR HELD IN THE CRIMEA Painted by Egg, R.A. Engraved S. Beilin. Prints, 3s ; Before Letters, 5«; Artist’s Proofs, Bs. Lieut. Gen. SIR GEORGE POLLOCK, G.C.B. Painted by F. Grant, R.A. Prints, Is; Proofs, £22s; Artist’s Proofs, £3 3s. ADMIRAL ...
... 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 ...
... LIFE OF FEIEST IN THE CRIMEA. Wednesday evening the Rer. S. Wollet, S.J., chaplain to the British army in the Crimean campaign, delivered address, descriptive of bis life during twelve months in the Crimen, in the school-room of St. Francis Xavier’s Church ...