... s of borrowing any from Moorish palaces. About a fourth part of the furniture that the British army left behind it in the Crimea (and much of which will doubtless be highly prized in Tartar huts for a century to come), would place this camp in a state ...

... him by Mr Ki has undertaken the task of edit- That gentleman, it the memoirs of the late good and gallant commander in the Crimea. He has also submitted to Marshal Canrobert the passages which referto him. Marshal Pelissier was in London, perhaps adout ...

... that the greatest monarch Christendom, with his pious Empress Eugenie, who sent their troops to fight and conquer at the Crimea under the special protection of the Immaculate Virgin, will also extend their care to him who is Christ’s Vicar upon earth ...

... to ?? asepresident,toryhe!, t.dividunla charged with rob~bery 'or negligenc spligtearmy of the south and the army in. adthe Crimea with provisions during the war against. ~,a the allied armies of Great Britain and rAmnnc.'This; m tribunal has just closed ...

... possessed in the highest _degree the cliaracte _. _' - _'istics of a good friend and of a gallant soldier . During the war in tlic Crimea he was at one time , as subaltern in the 8 th Hussars , on duty with the _escort of Lord Kagliiu , and _never nussed _. ...

... . 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 the sth division lately organised a dramatic performance for the benefit of the poor ...

... he entered the army cornet in the 11th Hussars, in 1842; it was then old. It accompanied the regiment to Bulgaria and the Crimea, and, after the lamented death of Captain Cresswell on the march to Alma, it was purchased by an intimato friend, with the ...

... forces the peace looting was be ships, of which forty were liners and fifty frigates—sailing vessels. When the war in the Crimea came on, France had very few steamships; it was easy to see that sailing ships had passed their time, and that was necessary ...

... hung round the interior, and on which artists are actively engaged in reproducing the principal episodes of the war in the Crimea has a superficies of not less than 1,680 yards. A boy only ten years of age has just been arrested at Dammarie-les-Lys, near ...

... financial market, to which it will carry an unexpected pamplilet, but already despair as to w-hat Congress Instance to Africa, the Crimea, and to Italy, it was easy to i when in- amount of capital, and will revive the commerce and industry for Vienna had set France ...

... next kin was lhomas Simpson, of New South Wales. He was transferred to the 12th Lancers, and with that regiment served in the Crimea, and received medal with Sebastapol clasp While in the Hussars he served eleven years Scinde and other parts ot India. The ...

... proposing the health of the young hero in whose honour they had met, dwelt with much warmth on his brilliant career both in the Crimea and India. ...