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... AIf . id , ETERIES 'IN THE CRIMEA. e ollowig er ief appeared ?? Poetst;few~ daysf ago ;- f- ?? Sm ,-It is proposed to raise a subscription for the purpose of past~reseting ?? Colonel Gowen, who has ?? such great'interest.in the -reservationhof.cthettombs ...
... MR. KINGLAKE'S HISTORY OF THE CRIMEA. In the third and fourth volumes of his History of the Crimea, announced for the 10th inst., Mr. Kinglake shines once again in the brilliant portraiture of personal character which was so strikingly characteristic ...
... .A VISIT TO THE CRIMEA IN 1861. Miss Stanley, one of the nurses in the hospitals at Con- stantinople during the Crimean war, has published in Macmillan's Magazine an account of a recent visit to the Crimea. We take a few extracts:- In Sebastopol. The ...
... YmWEh.- T'':'Y4YSOG A: ' THYWYSOGS' CYMRUA'R' CRIMEA. ?? - MEWN llythyp Constantinople, dyddiedig Ebrill 20fed, ysgrqna oh ebydd fel y canlyn ; sl nae ;ygw~eliad .Tywysog a Thywysoges Cyinru a'r Crimea-wdc1i profi mor Addymunol a dy,- ddoral ! ag .unrh'yw ...
... in addition to the retention of the Crimea, the war is to be prosecuted in Bessarabia, or on the Dnieper and the Bong, another army will be required for those operations, to supply the place of that left in the Crimea, and to fill up the vacuum occasioned ...
... numerous friends in that town will be glad to hear of his success. MR. KINGLAKE AND HIS HISTORY OF THE CRIMEA. —Mr. Kinglake has just returned from the Crimea, where he has been engaged for some weeks collecting information for the conclusion of his history ...
... army, and served with great ability on the Staff in the Crimea, and in China in 1860. Colonel Pratt has been in the army since 1837, was with the 41st in the Afghan campaign of 1842, in the Crimea, and in the Indian mutiny in 1858 and' 1859. Colonel Eagar's ...
... that he was a candidate for the Chief Constableship of the county, but retired from the contest. This gentleman served in the Crimea and the mutiny in India.—I am, Sir, yours, &c.. A VISITING MAGISTRATE OF THE GAOL. Jan. 9, 1868. ...
... questions the accuracy ment which has been marlc in the Times that the Eng- lish graves in the Crimea aro neglected. He says When travelling in the Crimea in the month of Nov- ember lasti visited a large number of these interest- ing spots, and they appeared ...
... Talbot Cal- thorpe, for a libel contained in a work entitled Let- ters from Headquarters or, the Realities of the War in the Crimea, by an Officer of the Staff. This book was published six years ago, and had gone through several editions, and it alleged ...
... and the Duke of Newcastle was appointed a fourth Secretary of State for War. The mismanagement which left our army in the Crimea in the worst months of the ensuing winter without proper supplies of food and clothing was unjustly ascribed to his incapacity ...
... paper, has given rise t hostile feeling between a distinguished vete General of cavalry and a noble Lord who ser^6 t. V the Crimea, and who lately filed an affidavit resp ing the action on behalf of Colonel Calthorpe. mainly in consequence of that misunderstan ...