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... REMINISCENCES OF THE CRIMEA. On Wednesday evening, the Rosemary Brancb Assembly Rooms, Peekham, very interesting and able lecture on the I leading events of the Crimean war, with some notices of the ! career of the gallant Captain Hedley Vicars, was delivered ...
... GRAVEYARDS IN THE CRIMEA. TO THE EDITOR OP THE SUN. The accompanying extract from a letter received t he last few days from a British officer now t ravelwig O ver the b a t t l efields in the Crimea will probably be read Peculiar i n t erest at the present ...
... REMINISCENCES OF THE CRIMEA. Last evening, the Rosemary Branch Assembly Rooms, very interesting and able lecture on the • leading events of the Crimean war, with some notices of • | the career of the gallant Captain Hidley Vicar*, was de livered by C ...
... TROOPS IN THE CRIMEA AND INDIA. Mr. LAURIE asked the Secretary for War when it was probable that the Turkish medals so long promised by the Sultan would be issued to the British troops who served in the Crimea ? whether it was intended to give any reward ...
... FRENCH DESERTERS IN TEE CRIMEA. The military tribunals in England recently let loose upon society one of those miscreants who deserted from our ranks to these of the Russians; the French tribunals, very properly, give no quarter in such cases, the Military ...
... INDIAN MUTINY, CRIMEA, TURKISH CRIMEA, AND ALL OTHER DECORATIONS. MESSRS. HUNT AND ROSKELL, late O R and beg respectfully to state that they have on hand a Large Number of MINIATURE INDIAN MUTINY MEDALS, which they will be prepared to deliver as soon ...
... Russian war. A commissariat officer who served in the Crimea has addressed a letter to the leading journal, giving a tiat denial the statement of Sir Morton, that hundreds of horses were starving in the Crimea while ships were lying in Balaklava harbour containing ...
... in the Crimea, another great war Italy, and the prospect of still further wars and difficulties every part of Christendom, to make us open our eyes to our real situation. Bat they were opened last, and Just in time save our reputation. Though richer in ...
... --- - DEAFNESS and NOISES in the HEAD. — T urkish t rea tment. —A Surgeon the Crimea, who was cured of fourteen years' deafness and most distreesing in the head, is anxious to communicate th. means cure to others so afflicted. Full instructions to effect ...
... WILLIAM BRUNT, formerly of Whitwell, and late of the 6th Dragoons, and invalided from the Crimea, supposed to be now in London, subeaqueutlj servant to Mr. Bishop and Mr. W. 8. Hayward, is requested to COMMUNICATE with Mr. Low, 4, Dnke-streel, Portland-place ...
... the dept of the German Legion in the Crimea. From this officer letters were prolued recommending Mr. Cuningliam to the notice of the authorities, and he had an interview with the Duke of Cambridge in support of the application, but the Military Secretary ...
... • NOW BEADY, A Tour in Southern Europe and the Crimea, By the Rev. John PULLING, of Deptford. A copy will be sent to any address for 35., from the Office of this paper. ...