... 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 ...

... with the plausible excuse, and buy off, the eost of a limited evil, indefinite possibilities of mischief. The newt from the Crimea would have been fatal to the Government even the ancient Whig leader had not attempted anticipate the fall his colleagues ...

... the plansible excuse, and to boy off, at the cost of limited evil, indefinite possibilities of mischief. The news from the Crimea would have been fatal to the Government even if the ancient Whig leader had not attempted to anticipate the fall of bis colleagues ...

... opportunities of borrowing any from Moorish palaces. About a fourth part the furniture that the British army left behind it In the Crimea (and much which will 4onbClese highly prised in Tartar hots for century to come) would place this camp in a state of perfect ...

... Horse Guards. It was not long since the Earl of Cardigan in acknowledgment of his valuable and distinguished services in the Crimea, morejespecially on the fatal day of was presented with the Colonelcy of the sth Dragoon Guards. The reward was cumulative ...

... military degradation, and loss of title, inflicted ou General Zatler far having cheated the Government during the war in the Crimea, has been modified through the intercession of Prince Michael Gortsehakoff, the defender of Sebastopol. The ex-Com • miss ...

... packet. is a sufficient proof of the state of the Spanish navy that a whole fortnight was consumed lauding 30,000 men. In the Crimea the whole of the English and French contingents were landed under 12 hours. What has been done since then it were superfluous ...

... 10,000,0001. proposed to be expended in fortifications and new guns, considering that the experience of the Russians in tho Crimea showed with what effect earthworks could be thrown up at any time by the mere command labour, and having regard to the ci ...

... enlightened religion of which was now a nonentity. said that half the army of Eugland were composed of Catholics, and in the Crimea, had his Holiness uttered but a word, all the efforts of England would at onco be paralysed. He said they had been charged ...

... .Hrissell, Esq. who has achieved for himself an undying reputation by his inimitable descriptions of the campaigns in the Crimea and India, is another Irishman. Of course everyone knows that the Globe correspondent in Paris, a hose terse, witty, and humonrons ...

... English History.’ Mr. Murray has in preparation Leslie’s of Sir Joshua Reynolds,* Mr “Kothcn” Kinglake’s ‘Two Years in the Crimea,’ Mr. John Forster’s ‘Arrest of the Kive Members by Charles the First,’ and Sir Robert Wilson’s ‘Journal the Head Quarter* ...

... English History.” Mr. Murray has in preparation Leslie’s Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds Mr. Eothan Kinglake’a Two Years the Crimea,” Mr. John Forster’s “Arrest of the Fire Members by Charles 1., and Sir Robert Wilson’a Journal at the Head Quarters of the ...