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... Mr, Mnrray has in preparatioz Leslie's 1Life of Sir Wb .Joshua Reynolds. Mr Eothan Kingiake's losOP1 Two years in the Crimea, Mr John Forster's and v Arrest of the Five Members by Charles the freed First, and Sir Robert Wilson's 1Journal at a ...
... BOWED *Edinliurgh: Paterson -& Sons. A .GEACEFUL and well-deserved compiument- to onr modern race of Eighlanders, who, if the. Crimea and in Iedie, as everywhere else, have' borne the brunt abune them a'. The air is the cherisbed, and, we rteay say, national ...
... Italian, French, and English medals-the latter chiefly militarymedals, commemorative of the wars in the Peninsula and the Crimea, the Persian campaign, and the Indian mutiny. These are chiefly the property of Mr Douglas, R.S.A., who is personally arranging ...
... Mrs by Crease while watching some excavations in an n a ancient tumulus at Kertch, while the -British hig army were in the Crimea. In the same cage are i *.es several very curious old watches sent by Mr 1 led Alex. Bryson, one of them said to have belonged ...
... Flolrence Night- ; iigaile, which he has been commisiisioiicil to ex_-euite for ?? private soldieirs who vere out ini tile Crimea, . anld wc-ho have subscribeil aiolng tlmeniselves the necessary funds for the purchase of this beall- tifmil w1ork of art ...
... James Anderson, Esq., aged 31. e .e QUEENSTOWN, Wednesday.-Arrived: Ellen Morrison, ,o from New York; Eurydice, from Carlenas; Crimea, ;o from New York; Isabella, from Plymouth for Madras, la to embark troops. Sailed-Stefano, for Alloa; Mincio, ;e for Limerick; ...
... period of happiness compared with every the turmoil -of the world: cow pared with the dlays it to when Charles sets off for the Crimea,. or George tenuo sails for Canada-never, perhaps, to return. We is iti have touched a little on the vices of cooks, for elingi ...
... which displayed itself of old at Agincourt and larfleur has within these few years won fresh laurels on the plains of the Crimea and in the Black Sea-(loud cheers). On the merest sound of alarm, our gallant Volunteers rise as one man; and unhappy as it ...
... By far the best article in this number of the QUARTERLY is the masterly review it con- tains of Kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea. The issue of edition after edition shows that this history has meanwhile taken wito' the pu3blic, anld has qualities which ...
... Balaklava, Lucknow, Sebastopol, Pass of Killiecrankie, Blenheim, Wreck of the Birken- head, French Revolutionary War, India, Crimea, &c. The embellishments include also a Scots Grey of 1862, a Scots Dragoon of 1680, Monu- ment to the Guards, London; Presentation ...
... regarded as an introduction to this hitherto alhiost unexplored portion of European literature. Kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea is a much more readable paper than others that have ap- peared elsewhere on the same subject. The writer, whose knowledge ...
... late 79th or Cameron High. landers. Selkirk: G. Lewis. THE author of this unpretending little volume was a soldier of the Crimea, and left an arm in the trenches before Sebastopol on the 8th of Septem. ber 1855. He was afterwards post-runner from Selkirk ...