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... the Crimea. A of the Time, writes follows Sir,—under the impression that news from the Crimea will still interesting. I induced to trouble you with these few lines. I have jost returned from a sail to S. bnstopol, and my reception leads me to believe ...
... GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. THE aspect of Sebastopol, after landing, is exceed- ingly. dismal ; roofless houses in all directions meet the eye. Some walls are shattered by cannon-balis, and others of stronger build retain. the balls firmly still embedded in ...
... GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. THE aspect of Sebastopol, after landing, is exceed- ingly dismal ; roofless houses in all directions meet the eye. Some walls are shattered by cannon-balls, and others of stronger build retain the bails firmly still embedded in the ...
... THE CRIMEA OF THE PRESENT. AN occasional correspondent of the Levant Herald, writing under date Sebastopol, September 13, says :-— “The and Empress, accompanied by the Grand Duke Constantine, Prince Adalberg, Ge- neral Todtleben, and suite, arrived here ...
... HE GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. THE of Sebastopol, after landin; . is exceed- ingly dismal , houses in all directions meet the eye. Some walls are shattered by and others of build retain the balls firmly still em! the stone-work. In the streets, which have not ...
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... CHOLERA IN THE CRIMEA. I only , aw fight against the disease (sari the I author of an interesting Look, called Soldiering in Sunshine and Storm). He woukt not lie down, but kept walking about, and when getting too weak to do this, he made a couple of ...
... GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA To the Editor of the Times. g letter appeared in the Timet on the 27th of April last, giving an acconnt of the desecration of some of the graves in the cemeteries in the Crimea, but more particularly referring to that of ray lamented ...
... SOLDIER OF THE CRIMEA. The cry of “Orderly brought, a smart, soldierlylooking young man tn the front, who speedily took im three boles up, and as was going away touched his cap and said, I beg your pardon, Sir. bnf often saw yon in the Crimea. His story ...
... VISIT THE CZAR TO THE CRIMEA. The Empress of Rnssiu is now on her way to the Crimea, wil shortly he followed by the Czar. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA FOR CORFU. The Emperor of Austria has left Vienna to Join the Empress at Corfu. ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ...
... GRATIS IN THI CRIMEA. In reply to Mr. SrorroßD, Mr. OTWAY said that the sum spent on the graves in the Crimea was £3.291. extending over period of six years, ending with November, 1866 The persons responsible wore the two CoDsnls Keiich, who visited the ...
... _ THE ENGLISH BURIAL PLACES IN THE CRIMEA. An artist correipoode — ot;fhe /ffeetriskd Leedom Ness,win is at preeent on a visit to the Crimea, gives aims sketches and the following account of the burial places of the English soldier, who fell daring the ...