... his invincible Armada. From thence to our own days, when the same indomitable and fearless courage has been displayed in the Crimea, at the Alma, at Inkermann, and Balaclava ; in India at the storming of Lucknow, and the siege of Delhi; in all of which, ...

... in one of the magnificent P. and 0. ships, the Valctta, the master of which subsequently did distinguished service in the Crimea. This was his first Mediterranean voyage, and he sailed his ships by the charts alone, going into each port as surely any ...

... stated, but the Russian Consul at Varna told me that the Emperor was determined to get rid of the Mahommedan population in the Crimea, and give their lands to the Cossacks of the Don ; on the other hand, the Tartars, and especially the Circassians, tell us ...

... toned paper, and richly bound in magenta and gold, iil Is. The great Battles of the British Army, including the War in the Crimea, illustrated by Win. Harvey, 5s Atkinson's Sketches in Natural History, with observations on instinct, with numerous illustrations ...

... toned paper, and richly bound in magenta and gold, ill Is. The great Battles of the British Army, including the War in the Crimea, illustrated by Wm. Harvey, ss. Athletic Sports and Recreations for Boys, illustrated, Is. 6d. Games of Skill and Conjuring ...

... his zealous and unwearied exertions. When the state privation and suffering to which the British soldier was exposed in the Crimea, during the Russian war, raised such a burst of indignation and sorrow throughout the United Kingdom, Mr. Woollett volunteered ...

... There follows a poem in nine cantos, Colin and Ida a tale of ~v e ar the scene of which is laid on tbe Tweed, and in the Crimea, during the War of 1854. have e , for ,)tations else many passages of merit might selected, but we must give our readers the ...

... shall never get them on until I have worn them a day or two. An Heir of the Irish Peerage in .American Police Court for Crime.—A boy about 15 years of age, named Charles Beresford, was arrested and taken before an American police magistrate, charged ...

... tot their SldiCTlv Vanng. Several of the officers and men wore Crimean medals—the last time they were action being 4o the Crimea, on the 23th October, IBst, on the same day when the Light Cavalry Brigade made their memorable chargi on the enemy's batteries ...

... quantities of bones have been imported into Great Britain. To furnish this supply, the battle-fields of Leipsic, Waterloo, and the Crimea, have been raked up, and the catacombs of Sicily cleared of the bones of many generations. About 4,000,000 tons of phosphates ...

... disorderly people.' Our Fire-Arms, Past and Present.—Within the ten years that have elapsed since the outburst of the war in the Crimea, the improvements and discoveries in the construction of fire-arms and projectiles have exceeded, both in numberand importance ...

... failing twenty years ago was impetuosity and a good fault too in a young soldier. Col. McMurdo's more recent services in the Crimea were of '■ the greatest importance. We all remember at the com- 1 mencement of the siege of Sebastopol how England had her ...