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... 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 ...
... the New York and Glasgow Steam Packet Company, and which were taken the French Government for the conveyance troops to the Crimea. A very volumlnoos correspondence between both sides was read In tho oonrse of the plalctiftV case, at the close of whioh ...
... about 13 years in the service. He Is 35 years of age, unmarried, and there is nothing repulsive in b appearance. While in the Crimea he behaved Iailastly, end saved the lfe of a sergeant vwho was hacked by Russians. When talen into custody he b u qulte sober ...
... was a very fine muscular man, and at the time he met his untimely end was in his 26th year. He had served in the army in the Crimea, and also in China, and had received good conduct medals as a soldier. He last served in the royal artillery, but bad deserted ...
... Jolliff, M.P. for Wells, is so dangerously ill that his recovery is doubtful. The gallant ofticerVas seriously wounded in the Crimea. The keeper of the Carburton toll bar, near Work-* sop, has been fined £1 and costs for demanding toll from a Wesleyan minister ...
... and in March last he sold two lots of Concordia flour to the defen- dante-one lot, consisting of 100 sacks, to arrive in the Crimea, and another, consisting of 90, to arrive in the Cairo. He sold these lots before they did arrive, and the contracts were ...
... Considerable sensation was caused in Liverpool about four years ago by the esoape'of two or three parties accused of murder. The crimea were coin- raitted in some of the most ekowcdd thbroughfares, the persons suspected werewell knowain the town, some of them ...
... hones Oporto. Gaditana(s.&). at Cadiz. (a.a), hence at Leghorn. Bridget, from Galatz Dubl'n. Laconic, from a: Fleetwood. Crimea, from New Orleans off Crookbaven, Effort, hence for Kouen off Falmouth. lamardon, from Mobile Quesnstown. lloog Kong March ...
... re, and insisted her goiog with him Calais, threatening to t±ike away her child from her if she relused. then went to the Crimea for three or four months ; and on his r.turn she joined him Southend, where she lived with htm about three weeks. again illtreated ...
... Maxtead, now his co-trustee He afterwards went to another place, and in 1856 he returned to Gibraltar on his way from the Crimea, and passed a day or so with Mr. Maxtead. The latter and the prisoner were both friends of a Miss Agnes Candy, who carried ...
... RUSSIA. Odessa, Oct. 24. The Emperor will return to St. Petersburg the lnitant. The Empress will prolong her stay in the Crimea. POLAND. Warsaw, Oct. 23 (rid Breslau). General Lambert, Governor of Poland, is suffering from inflammation of the chest ...
... Ihe Rev. Mr. Swale will perform the Protestant service, and the Abb6 Castaing, who was Marshal Canrobert's chaplain in the Crimea, has been selected by him to officiate at the Roman Catholic altar. Wen the news of the marshal's approaching marriage was ...