... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... memory of Captain George Kershaw Sidebot tom, of the sth Dragoon Guards, who died on board the Eutopa, on his way home from the Crimea, July 20th, mid was interred at Gibroltar July 23rd, 1838, aged 24 years. The window is placed in the church by his mother ...

... or greater on the Adriatic. Austria is crumbling to pieces, and can neither help uor hurt us. She refused the former iv the Crimea, the latter she has exhibited io Italy with constancy and success. This is over with her now. Russia may do us either service ...

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

... cheerful, he possessed in the highest degree the characteristics of a good friend and a gallant soldier. During the war in the Crimea he was at one time, subaltern in the Bth Hussars, on duty with the escort of Lord Raglan, and never missed turn of duty. While ...

... milita- ry degradation, and loss of title inflicted on General Zatter, for having chested the government during the war in the Crimea, has been modified, through tbe intercession of Prince Michael Gortchakoff, the defender of Sebaatapool. The ex-commissary ...

... dtn, and the loss of title, inflicted on General Zatler, for d' having' cheated the -government during the war' In the D.Crimea', has been modified through' the' intercession' of ?? Aifhati Gortehaloff', the defender: of Sebastopol. The ex.commissary-genoral ...

... of Mr. Bowen, though he talked of acting only on public grounds, could not help clinging to tbe fact of his having been tbe Crimea. Tbat fact weighed very Uttle with him; and the seconder of Mr. Bowen, with all his professions of regard for Mr. Parker, ...