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... The question of erecting a monument to commemorate the war in the Crimea is, says the Gazette de France, again under consideration ; and several plans of monuments have been submitted to the government. Curious Passengers.—-One of the passengers ...
... Monument to the Officers of the 68th Raiment Crimea.—A handsome the memory of the officers, non-commissioned officers, privates of the above regiment is now in course of erect»» in hum Cathedral by Mr. T. Oaffin, the sculptor, of i« Qoadn nt, Regent-street ...
... Crimean War to Boffli*- Sattler, who was intendant of the Buss* Crimea, has just published the * the provisioning of the Russian/^ ss i»iit I late war. It appears from this that the the the Crimea at the commencement. borse s,» ti) amounted to 250,000 men ...
... SELF-CURE for COUNTRY PATIENTS, by a Physician from the Crimea.—This wonderful Treatment, as practised in the East, for the instant Relief and permanent Cure of all kinds of Secret Disease!, Discharge, Weakness, Impotency; also invaluable Remedies for ...
... the Crimea, M. Talon, a member of the Paris Jockey Club, one day complained that he had broken the glass of his watch, and could not get it replaced. One of his soldiers said, Lieutenant, you have no need to carry your watch to the Palais Royal—l a ...
... THE BRISTOL ADVERTISER 1859 SHIP In— Mowe Talmrg from Constantinople the Allianca from Rio Grande the Crimea Odessa the Proserpine from Rouen Atlantic Sergeant from Savannah Sailed— The Hood Blannin Victory the Duncan Lowther the Wood lor Africa the Robert ...
... Zouaves. Alter he quitted the service and received holy orders he obtained permission to accompany the French army to the Crimea as chaplain, where he was known as the Zouave priest. He went on Monday to visit the camp of St. Maur, and, being recognised ...
... warebouae Odessa, Nioolaietf, And of 4(1,000 pounds or tana of iron and castiron coming from prajectilea picked up in tbe Crimea Um ««r. This will five an idea of prodigious to ...
... first, in Algeria, where he served for many yeara; at Rome, into which he had the honour being the first to enter; and in the Crimea, where ...
... the frontiers of Morocco, where Colonel de Montalembert fell a victim to cholera. He had won his colonel's epaulettes the Crimea. ...
... is said that tbe officer selected will be Colonel Cadogan, who was English commissary at the Sardinian bead-quarters in the Crimea 1855 and 1856. By another authority it is stated that a British Commissioner will accompany the French and the Austrian armies ...
... confidence we may have in the result of the war it evident that credit must be injured. The remembaance of the war in the Crimea ought, however, it seems to us, to give confidence even to the most timid. That war necessitated expenses from which campaign ...