... Gertrude, the accomplished and beautiful daughter of Patrick Cane, Esq., of and sister to Mr. Cane, who won such laurels in the Crimea. The happy pair immediately left en roult to Florence, the .residence of the bridegroom’s mother. January 18. in Carlow Church ...

... it was insinuated in the newspaper that the corporal came from the same part of the country, the worthy man came out to the Crimea with the firmest conviction that Corporal Brown was the man of the day, and that the deed was the event of the siege. And ...

... 17ih Lancers. They went to Brighton in the spring of 1855. went to the Crimea with his regiment, and in May she went with her child to Nice. At the end of 18.55 returned from the Crimea invalided. She met him Portsmouth, and they lived together till the ...

... for the erection the memorial to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men of the Royal Engineers who fell in the Crimea during the Russian war, at the entrance to Brompton Barracks, Chatham, where the head-quarters of the Royal Engineers are ...

... Orgee had been stabbed.—A. Weir, Esq., deposed : I am a surgeon residing Malvern I have great experience; I have been at the Crimea and have seeu a great many wounds; I was called to see Mr. on the January lust; 1 found him in bed with his shirt all covered ...

... now bring their produce to market. In several places little wooden huts, which might remind one of the winter huts in the Crimea, sometimes isolated, but more frequently clustered together, may be ob- served. These huts are used by persons engaged in ...

... present serving in the 11th Hussars • troop horse, named Bob, of the remarkable age of 30 years. This horse embarked for the Crimea in 1854, and was preeent in all the actions. including Balaklava, in which that regiment au engaged, ' and is still fit for ...

... arriving at Gravesend beard that the 31st was at Chatham, and having known non-commissioned officer that corps when was in tbe Crimea, had come see him. The corpora), who **■ employed in the Ist Defmt Battalion, was produced, when it mas ascertained that this ...

... entered army, as cornet iu the 11th Hussars in lii42 was then six years old. It accompanied the re..- ment to Bulgaria and the Crimea, and after :re lamented death of Capt. Cresawell on the march 3 Alma, it was purchased by an in'imate friend, nn the eonsind-rate ...

... unsuccessful claim against the East India Company London. He had made the acquaintance of Mr. Doyne, who was going out to the Crimea as the superintendent of Sir Joseph Paxton's Army Works Corps, and by that gentleman he was introduced to me one tine summer's ...

... become a very useful medical man ; '■»*—■ ...

... France bring this happy and loug-wished-for consummation. The allied Powers that checked the advance of mighty Kussia in the Crimea will now, by recognising the independence Central Italy, force result that is necessary for the peace Europe. The return of ...