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... THE GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. The following is an extract of a letter received by Mr. Montague Gore, from an °Meer who witnessed the presentation to Colonel Gowen of the piece of plate which was subscribed for and sent to by the oaken of the British army ...
... THE GRAVES IH THE CRIMEA. The following i« cßract of letter received Mr. fJoro. from sn officer who wltno*sc ...
... THE INNIKKILLINCS THE CRIMEA AND INDIA. Since then, In the Crimea and in India, and at home, wherever the fr ...
... THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR IN THE CRIMEA. An occasional correspondent of the Levant Herald, writing under date Sebastopol, September 13, says : The Emperor and Empress, accompanied by the Grand Duke Constantine ? Prince Adalberg, General Todtleben, and suite ...
... THE HUMAN Ix THE CRIMEA. an occasional correspondent W the Levant Meat, writing ander date Sehatinvu. iieptcvnber Is, says The Emperor and Emma* accompanied by the Grand Doke tonstaaitiue, Prince AdaMena General TsMellen, and suite, arrived herr on the ...
... A VISIT TO THE CRIMEA IN 1861. Miss Stanley, one of the nurses in the hospitals at Constantinople during the Crimean war, has published Macmillan's Magazine account of a recent visit to the Crimea. We take a few extracts:— In Sebastopol. The first ...
... DREADFUL: CRIME—A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED. A shocking ecase of poisoning a whole family bas occarred in the City to-day. A man named Duggin, who hud been some time in the employ of Messrs. Chawner and Co., Hosier-lane, and had been living with his family ...
... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES IN THE CRIMEA. After leaving Constantinople the Prince and p j . Wales, with their travelling suite, visited the Crimea ml• spected the interesting scenes made memorable the eve : the war of 1854. long and graphic account ...
... DREADFUL CRIME.-A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED. _ A shocking of pinioning a whole family conned in the City on Mouday. A tuannstiowl Daestu, haó been time in the employ oot Messrs. Co., Hosier-lane, mud had been It* Mg with hie falitioy io one of Mr. Chown: ...
... ----------- Mae 18 of age ha *stared the Navy, _sal dories tbe seam* i• the Crimea •• • visa. be With. AO* Navy be appears to stayed ler a short time I. west to the Imperialists, sad derini f t e e r struggles ke Omni savers OM, it is sail. that be seimai ...
... RUSSIA.—The Emperor Alexander has returned to St. Petersburg, the Empress remaining in the Crimea. Despatches from Warsaw announce that the Catholic and Protestant churches and the Jewish synagogues still remain closed, but the negociations for reopening ...
... Sad December, and the escapades in early life, which are mentioned the “History of the Crimea,** have s«*n Paris frequently ascribed that cerebral derangement which is alleged to be the fatal heritage of this branch of the Fleurys. The dare-devil courage ...