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... The steamer Par*, tram Alexandria, fid 11 33 p.m. General who distinguished hlmaelf fai th« Crimea, la about to toke the the troops in Bonn. A letter from atatea that the grand banquet given to toe deputtea Ju»t elected. Among the waa one to the Emperor ...
... visit Basthi-Sarai, Simpheropol, Sebastopol, and will remain (or tome days at the Castle Orianda, on the southern shore of the Crimea, and which the Emperor .Nicholas had built for the Empress Alexandrowna, mother of the present Emperor. leaving Oria&da their ...
... frock does not always make the monk, it pretty surely protects him, least the Pontifical possesions, from heavy penalties for Crimea* ...
... rejoiced in the opportune arrival of myself and two officers of tbe English army who accompanied iae, and who, having been in tho Crimea during some portion the war, might assist at the little ceremony of the presantation. On arriving at Sebastopol we were introduced ...
... instance will suffice to show their nature. It was openly stated that Sergeant-Major Lilley had been so intoxicated in the Crimea as to be incapable, from'drunkenness, of sharing in the honours won on the field of Balaclava. Samuel Lilley, the survivi ...
... for the tiial of Ucnry Waruer, the 17th Lancers, who i deserted from his regiment when front of the enemy at Kadikoi, the Crimea, the April, I 1855. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and handed in a written defence, throwing himself on the merciful coLsid ...
... Su~scummnn-The present Earl of Sef ton was in-the Grenadier Guards as a lieutenant., and subsequently as a captain. He was in the Crimea. Quis-Quys.-We can only promise to insert a portion of your lonigletter. The coatroversy mightlast till tho. crack of deem ...
... private audience of the Emperor yesterday, in order to take leave, Ten thousand Bohemians have offered to emigrate to the Crimea. TEE INSURRECTION IN GBEECE. PARIS, APRIL 9. The Paris ?? journals publish a despatch uizce Athens, dated the 4th Instant ...
... scale of grandeur as that which commands the Champs EBysess, and is to be tattooed with the exploits of the French army in the Crimea and Italy. The cost Is estimated at thirty millions of francs. The project for the marriage of the Datch King's son with the ...
... art. distinctioi. Indi Peninsula, in An;erica, commanded the Brititft legion in Spain, and ltd the glorious 2nd division the Crimea; while Grey, however • etfislent at oourt, know* not the boom a sbotud fun. - IKTKRKA.TIONAL DOO FIGHT.—The I?Off '.fori Htrad ...
... House of Commons, one day last week, about the neglected condition of the graves of the British soldiers and officers in the Crimea. The answer was not satisfactory. All the information that the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs could give amounted to ...
... distinction in India, in the Peninsula, in America, commanded the British legion in Spain, and led the glorious 2nd division the Crimea; while Grey, however effident oourt, knows not the boom of a shotted gun. Catastrophe.—One of those occurrences which of late ...