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... DR. RUSSELL IN THE CRIMEA. Dr. Russell, whcse celebrated letters to the Times on be Crimean war gave him a name and established his ame, writes home an interesting account of his second iisit to the scene of his former privations, trials, and riumphs ...
... THE BOTAL VISIT TO THE CRIMEA. Never before, perhaps, has any scene of conflict preserved its distinctive features so long as the theatre of war round Sebastopol. The bleached bones of some warrior turned up by the plough, bullet marks on surrounding ...
... Dl. RUSaLL IN THE CRIMEA. Dr. Russell, whose celebrated letters to the Times on he Crimean war gave Lim a name and established his ame, writes home an interesting account of his second sisit to the scene of his former privations, trials, and riumphs. ...
... 711 E AMERICAN CRIMEA. The New Monthly Magazine for July betrays in an article on MAXIMILIAN in Mexico the secret spring which moved the ruling minority of the Western Powers of Europe to regard almost with hostility the Government of Washington while ...
... On 15th January will be published, THE INVASION -OF THE CRIMEA : its Origin, and an Account of its Progress down to the Death of Lord Raglan. By ALEXANDER WILLIAM KINGLAKE, Member for the Borough of' Bridgwater. Vols. I. and 11., bringing the Events to ...
... This day is publisled, price 325., cloth, THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA : ITS ORIGIN, AND AN ACCOUNT OF ITS PROGRESS down to the Leath of Lord RAGLAN. By ALEXANDER WILLIAM RINGLAKE, Member for the Borough of Bridgewater. Vols. I. and 11., bringing the Events ...
... MR. KINGLAKE'S INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. The SECOND EDITION IS NOW PUBLISHED, and may be had of all Booksellers. Vols. I. and 11. Bvo. Price 325., cloth. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...
... on the border, where men of the ordinary English regiments often deserted in squads. During the Crimea it was found necessary to organize better transport, and the Military Train was the result. With the exception of the Artillery and the Engineers, we ...
... IN EINS PAPE F ffieers and men of the Royal Enginee the Crimea. The foundation stone of this mg wan laid by his Royal Highness on the Ist of March, 1860, and the structure i s now comp l e t e d. Hi s Royal Highness then inspected the buildings, after ...
... THE THIRD EDITION of Vole. I. and IL of MR. KINOLAKE'S VASItoi HIS !`ORY THE N OF THE CRIMEA. Is now published, and may be h , d of all Booksellers, price 325. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...
... KINGLAKE'S HISTORY of the INVASION of the CRIMEA. Vols. I. and 11., Fourth Edition, Octavo, 325. In the copious Notes which are inserted in this Edition, the Author deals wi►h questions arising out of controverted matters of fact, and produces authority ...
... f passion and rivalry to be altogether satisfactory, proceeds slowly, and Mr. Kinglake's famous volumes on the Crimea are criticised at some length. The Cornhill. The Small House at Allington is continued, and some striking scenes are introduced into ...