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... THE GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. General BUCKLEY asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether his attention had been called to a letter in the Tiitv:s of 22d March, from Colonel Gowan, respecting the cemeteries at Sebastopol, in which he stated 'that ...
... RUSSIA. I THE IMPERIAL FAMILY OF RUSSIA IN THE CRIMEA. (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) LIVADIA, SEPT. 1. In England a certain school of politicians assert that in our present time matrimonial alliances between one sovereign house and another have ...
... shores of the Crimea. It is true that the school were exorbitantly high, and the ferule was wieldeti with savage ferocity, for in a term of seven monthll: during which the utter inefficiency of the medics' department of the British army was proved bl ...
... THE FOURTH EDITION. THE INVASION of the CRIMEA: Its Origin, and an Account of its Progress down to the Death of Lord Raglan. By ALEXANDER W. KINGLAKE, M.P. Vols. I. and 11. 325. In the copious Notes which are inserted in this Edition the author deals ...
... something unexampled the rapidity and order with which the army was re-embarked from • then friendly port in the Crimea. Has Another Naval Officer never read of or witnessed the different disembarkations of our gallant army in the face of a determined ...
... NEW EDITION. This Day is Published, the Fourth Edition of MR. KINGLAKE'S H ISTORY of the INVASION of the CRIMEA. Vols. f. and 11. Price 325. In the copious notes which are inserted in this Edition the Author deals with questions arising out of controverted ...
... Vols. I. and 11., Bvo., R. KINGLAKE'S HISTORY of the TWO YEARS WAR in the CRIMEA, based chiefly on the Private Papers and Correspondence of the late Lord Raglan.—John Murray, Albemarle -street. ...
... discussion throughout the British army in Crimea, and immediately after the charge, bafore writing the ietters referred to in park six of this affidavit, I was told in the Crimea officers who were engaged in that charge, that the Cardigan galloped to ...
... clash of the scrord. being no less a personage than Mr. S. , Meyers, who was )lit in the Crimea with M. Soyer, the celebrated French cook, who gained so much notoriety from his connectioa with that campaign. To-day the inspection will be concluded.—New ...
... discussion throughout the British army in Crimea, and immediately after the charge, bafore writing the ietters referred to in park. six of this affidavit, I was told in the Crimea ll officers who were engaged in that charge, that the Ear Cardigan galloped ...
... TILE INVASION 05' TOE CRIMEA.' -1 For forty years there was peace, and we said in our hearts, peace is politic, war is wrong; reace is profitable, war is wasting; therefore peace shall be with us, and war far from our borders. We set up a temple to peace; ...
... Just Ready, in imperial Bvo , with many beautiful Lithographs, 21s. CONSTA.NTINOPLE DURING the CRIMEA N WAR. By Lady BORNBY. Richard Bentley, Publisher in Ordinary to her 3taje, ...