... defence movement is to be found in a sentence of a speech of Mr. Kinglake, the eminent author who lived with the French iu the Crimea, and saw Bonnet's charge at Itikertriann. He thinks well of the French; but he says lie is not prepared to trust Englatul ...

... road over the bids in the direction of Tetuan. Of course, it is a different sort of road from that which was needed in the Crimea, where the passage of carts, horses, and baggage animals - was continuaL But unless we are visited by a longer period of Leavy ...

... courao-eous, and cheerful, he possessed in the degree the characteristics of a good friend and of a soldier. During the war in the Crimea he was at one subaltern in the Bth Hussars, on duty with the o f Lord Raglan, and never missed a turn of duty. the Rifle Brigade ...

... gentleman, it appears, has undertaken the task of editing the memoirs of the late good and gallant commander of our .army in the Crimea. He has also submitted to Marshal Canrobert the passages which refer to him. Marshal Pelissier was in London, perhaps, about ...

... gentleman, it appears, has undertaken the task of editing the memoirs of the late good and gallant commander of our army in the Crimea. He has also submitted to Marshal Canrobert the passages which refer to him. Marshal Pelissier was in London, perhaps, about ...

... forma on the peace footing was to be ships, of which forty were liners and fifty frigates—sailing vessels When the war iu the Crimea cause on, France lied very few steamships; it was easy to see that sailing stripe had passed their time, and that it was nixessary ...

... retire from the Military Train, being unable proceed on active service to China, owing to a wound in his foot, received in the Crimea. Arrival Troops. —Friday evening about 200 troops consisting of drafts from the 62d, 63d, and 76th Regiments, returned Belfast ...

... opportunities of botrowing an‘ from Moorish palaces. About « fourth part of the furniture that the British army behind it in the Crimea (and much of which will doubtless be highl prized in Tartar huts for a century to come), would place this camp in a state ...

... The French troops remaining in Italy show the ! , 3111P facility for adapting themselves to circumstances a+ they did in the crimea. At Casal-Maggiore the Ist hrigado of the sth division lately organised a dramatic tvrferniance for the benefit of the poor ...

... life. The French troops remaining in Italy show the same facility for adapting themselves to circumstances as they did in the Crimea. At Casal-Maggiore the Ist brigade of tho sth division lately organised a dramatic performance for the benefit of the poor ...

... and the fun of that mode'of existence you heard much, even to the minutest details, daring the still recent campaign in the Crimea, and now to enlarge upon them wouid but to repeat thrice told tale. With fine weather things are endurable enough for persons ...

... Ons is the Indian Diary of that paragoned Correspondent who has done for his cotemporaries in regard to the campaigns of the Crimea and ...