... statesmanship which have wofully misled our Legislature. It never would have produced the disasters of our united services in the Crimea—the fruit of mere nepotic incompetency. It would long ere this have found out, as it has in our colonies and the American ...

... no doubt that it will be carried into effect withl out delay. It is generally expected that Maeor Buller, who served in the Crimea, will receive the appointment of heutenant-colonel, burt at present nothing delnits has been decided upon with respect to ...

... unusual publish the reports departmental committees, the government had no objection to do so in this instance. THK POLISH THK CRIMEA. Mr. MAGUIRE called the attention the house to petition from certain Polish refugees, who having served under the British ...

... lethargy gets hold of him in the hot season which be cannot shake off. The life and excitement of the last few years—first in the Crimea, and again in this country—have taught the soldier to care less for the barrack-room; and in India he looks on the barrack-room ...

... RICK CLOTHS, a large quantity of, Second Hand, in good condition. and TENTS of all dimensions. fJIENTS, Second Hand, from the Crimea. JjUAGS and BANNERS of all Nations. IWTETTING, BRITTAINS, New and Second Hand, A l for Fruit from Bird*, Froit, Arc. Addr ...

... passages from the statement amid the general impatience of the House. The complainants, appeared, had fought our battles in the Crimea, and had not yet received their full pay. They had been told by the agents of the British Government that great benefits would ...

... an Adjutant, the latter officer being appointed and paid by Government. It is expected that Major Buller, who served in the Crimea, will receive the appointment of Lieutenant-Colonel. The head-quarters of the battalion will be at Stoke.—On Wednesday Lord ...

... Milbum' Ibrail and all cleared for. the United Kingdom Odessa (s.a), Laizarorich London cleared Mar.l7. Grace Jane, Horan Crimea, Watson Leda, Hcgg 20 Emma, Thomas »f Mill, Bedford d° d , tailed Mar. 15. Aurora,B raahc Amsterdam Kpito, (?) Purioti Cork ...

... her engines. There is a chapter on rifled cannon , but this subject is familiar to the public ; and O f the campaign in the Crimea and the expedition to Kinburn we have all surely had enough. Bentley's Miscellany. Number three of Victor Gonache's letters ...

... death of Mr. John Thompson, aged 61, who had served as an officer of the 16th Lancers in the Peninsular war, well as in the Crimea. The evidence on the first day of the investigation showed that the deceased had left his residence, iv Gloucester-street ...

... Abroad. - The piano accompaniments were per. by Mrs. Cooper on an excellent piano, which came from the manufactory of Mr. Crimea of town. The entertai iiiii eat was much admired cape. cially the Hi by Mr. Cooper. Tlivru was a goodly attendance all mach ...

... William Howard. 'Edinburgh : Paterson & Sons. A .graceful well deserved compliment oar modern race of Highlanders, who, ill the Crimea and in India, everywhere else, have borne the brunt abune them a’.” The air is the cherished, and, we say, national one of ...