... the capture of this fortress the Emperor ap- pointed him one of his aides-de-camp. In January, 1855, he was sent out to the Crimea, with instruc- tions to examine closely into the position of the allied armies before Sebastopol, and to report to the Emperor ...

... and served with great ability on the sitafit in the Crimea, ant in China in 136 i. (olonel Pra;t has been in the army since 1337, was with ti e 41st in the Affghan campaign of 184?, in the Crimea, and in the Indian Mutiny in 1859 and 180 Colonel Eagar's ...

... list, he will narrate the adventures of The Offi- cial in Blue, and lead some ; Hero in Scarlet from. Chathanm to the Crimea on his road to glory.-Lon- don Cor. of Duilu .Express. THr STr.S AND STRiPES or AyErrncA Ii DCCFICUlTY ON Locn-arss.-If any ...

... head of the Quartermaster. n General's Department. It is a remarkable fact j that during the whole of the Eastern campaign d (Crimea) Colonel Mackenzie was never absent from duty, from sickness or any other cause. Colonel Mackenzie, as already announced, ...

... a fact cannected with hisa Excellency Vhiclih may not he ,krnown to many here-when the wnond d soldiers returned frnm the Crimea, the first person who met themn on their landina at Kingstown was Lord Carlisle-they were treated yv bine with the moist tender ...

... verton) had no idea that marriage was to take place s] tetwveen them. o The LORD CHANcELLon soil that white they were o in the Crimea Major Yelverton dined with tie ro- spondent and her friends. Mr. BoLt said on one occasion. It was clear that she followed ...

... Colonel J3 S. Hawker Farrar, late of the 84th Regi- ment, and for a long time in the 38th, with which corps he served in the Crimea and the Indian mutisy.l Major Sir Wilferd Brett, late of the 76th Regb., is appointed Military Secretary, and Lient. Campbell ...

... we can all of us remen-l ier when, cheering and'eheered, the Guards marched through V this capital on their mission to the Crimea: and we all remember, also, with a pride which a I uore ge- neration will inherit, what news came back of theiri deeds in ...

... station, where the Chief charge seemed to devolve upon a man named David O'Neill, a native of Linerick, who served in the Crimea, and wore medals of distinction. This man accompanied the batch, who were cheered bv their friends as the train moved oil ...

... some time ago, in which his lordship's conduct in the Crimea was somewhat unceremoniously reflected upon. The real object of the motion i8 said to be to deter Mr. Kinglake, who is writing on the Crimea, from attack- ing the noble earl in a Similar manner ...

... shiny garments, I which you can always tell have beee burnished by dvtersity; but he waas very gentlemanly. W aas it in the Crimea, comrade? Yes, ft was. It aas at the stormiu of Sehastopol, where I had a 1 narrow escape from death, that we met! I said ...

... he had £700 in the bank, which had been deposited there an his account for having saved the life of Mr. T-'e brother in the Crimea. At this time the ticket gentleman spent his evenings at the beerhouse ef Mr. Bird, in Fant Fields, who supplied him with ...