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... reception from the ultraloyal dwellers in that cit y . Tilt PRINCE AND PRINCESS Or WALKS IN CRIMEA. —The visit of the Prince and Prima ss of Wales to the Crimea is reported in the of the 19th inst. The royal party were conducted up tho heights of the Alma ...
... aania far the not taking off hit Bght, ha ngnaalad him go bat igecaa V*? nataadJif dahiag tha Wandly adriao, natana In tba Crimea ThnNNW |g. Ghrmaoy l * dm oHaar i ErnnUaariboaaaaaionthanimdnmla?«hointrddh» * *“ * d wu abaiaatafiarJia bar* Han odahia ...
... Erroks.—Part 11. Historical Sketches of the Reiok or Georoe 11. No. VIII.— The Sailor. Kixolake's History of tub VVar in the Crimea. Dear Milmar. . , Cornelius O’Dowd.— Oratory.—American Diplomacy. —Beginning Late.—Baron Beust upon Peace. What is to core ...
... Yelverton was captain, proved that the defender attended Protestant service both board the transport ship, when sailing for the Crimea, and also in camp. Witness was Mr. Yelverton’s groom, and when stationed at Leith, had frequently to take horses to St. V ...
... have eseeped destruotton,) were expatiated upon. The second part of the lecture was graphical description of the war in the Crimea, the cause of which was dispute between the Russian Emperor Nicholas snd the Ottoman Porte, upon whose destruction the former ...
... announced that the dedication of the monument erected in our Cemetery to tbe soldiers and sailors who fell during the war in the Crimea will take place on Thursday next, under the auspices of the Mayor. We have now to announce that a public pro- cession will ...
... . Returning to England, he was employed in aa ad- ministrative position in the Horse Guards until the expedition l to the Crimea in 1854. which- gave him attire service one*- more. It> 1860 he was made Commander of J the Foh:ea in Ireland. He was married ...
... and the Duke of Newcastle was appointed a fourth Secretary of State for War. The mismanage ment wh eh left our army in the Crimea in the worst months of the ensuing winter without proper supplies of food and clothing waa unjustly ascribed to his incapacity ...
... Jisungtusj^' j br wi*/ -era tonal efforts, but his tnergeue yu s-^jfaHSJtyppta. -Q procure the despatch , : ■•. » ?? to tbe Crimea in 1854*9 willai*,,. membered by the country with gratitude. ...
... suffered the French must hove been ve»y great indeed. However, this correspondence states that the knapsacks were found several Crimea and Italian medals with which tho Mexican soldiers decorated tbempelves. Several of the wounded were also stripped of medals ...
... were examined regarding the attendance of Major Yelverton at the Established Church service at Alderney, Leith, and in tba Crimea. On cross examination. Sergeant Major Moulds stated that on some occasions Major Yelverton read the service in tile absence ...