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... ertyrat ilialn y be exempt ed. When oat len menselie t , and we had an expedition to /sad, se for henna to Airies t to 'the Crimea, end to hely, it wile way is ll* ems( die ends smug trampine of Mee home, ea Aerie DM it the pepsin d_sy see l i ed navy is ...
... aboamaker, who bad pined in the town by the name of Fleet, bat whow reel name wee Andrew Montgomery, wu apprehended Superintendent Crimea, charge of haring left hia family chargeable to Northampton. It apprara that few ago tho priaonar aame to the town and abUiuad ...
... defence movement is to be found in a sentence of a speech of Mr. Kinglake, the eminent author who lived with the French in the Crimea, and saw Bouquet's charge at leiterman. Re thinks well of the French; but he says he is not prepared to trust England to the ...
... General Muurarieff president, to try the individuals . liarged with robbery in snpplyiug the army of the South and tlie army the Crimea with provision* daring the war againet the allied artnie* Great Hritain and Prance. This tribunal has just closed it* aittinga ...
... the conflict. Each had for long been accumulating troops, and improving the appliances of warfare. The short campaign in the Crimea had served to whet the taste the French for glory ; Napoleon had a game to play in Italy ; Austria believed that discipline ...
... Indian Diary. —We are glad to see that the new work on India, by William Howard Russell, the Correspondent of the Time* in the Crimea and the East, announced for publication by the firm of Kentledge and Co. It is entitled “My Diary in India,” and feel confident ...
... opportunities 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 ip a state ...
... and smile which befit the inhabitants of districts thus ezposed, the pages of Mr. Remelt. renewing the neat operations the Crimea; shin if Napier. of M. Thies, and other Barmen of the Peninsular ,War, content deplorable bet authentic details. Now Kent ...
... the peace footing was to be 3tB ships, of which forty were liners and fifty frigatessaile ing vessels. When the war in the Crimea came on, France bad very few steamships; it was easy to see that sailing ships_ had passed their time, and that it was necessary ...
... hare. expreotedawteb to pitoiUe.—Canadian Jftwt. Union Birnnanam Otxn msMto died hia nay ■—- from India. Daring th* war the Crimea nu* at Mated Leri Begian, end netur mMI a Urn duty. WhUe the Ride Brigade war* engaged in th* aMtoaidawm daterf the (amoae ...
... the 7th or Hide Depot Battalion in this city, is about to retire. Major Alestair M'Donald, who was severely wounded in the Crimea, and is a son of that distinguished officer, Sir John M'Donald, named to succeed Col. Norcott in the command. It at present ...