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... following extract is from letter written by Colonel H. A Leveson, of Garibaldi’s Staff, officer whose experience in India and Crimea entitles him to express an opinion the soldierly qualities of the volunteer army : The Royal Palace, Naples, Sept. 10. The ...
... and 19 years as petty officer and seaman, has been superannuated upon 31/. per annum. Another for conspicuous bravery in the Crimea was awarded the Victoria Cross,' but ruined his constitution, and is superannuated on 25/. per annum. To this I beg to reply ...
... chain cable to prevent egress and in gress for shipping, and we ave surrounded by about 30,000 Sardinians, the flower of the Crimea, Solfe- rino, and Magenta ; er, rather, by Garibaldians, or these to his cause, There was a fight here yesterday between there ...
... and 10 years petty officer and seaman, hat been saperannuated upon 31/. per annum. Another for conspicuous bravery in the Crimea was awarded tie‘Victoria Cross,’ but ruined his constitution, and is superannuated on 25/. annum.” this beg to reply, I quoted ...
... yellow tea, at 365. pound, io tumbl r, with •lice of citron (io lien of milk) floating io each ghes. Tbe want of milk in the Crimea waa loudly deplored those who were not foituoate enough have goat. It might have been compensated by few lemons, if aoy one ...
... DESPATCHES, Vol. 6. Ra. IS. ELWIN'S H.4.N1)-BOOK OF MOTTOES. R+.4-8. PLAIN WORDS ABOUT SICKNESS. Re. 1-4. THE PROFESSOR, Crimea Best, nod Poeta ►y /holm Smogs. 2. DADDY GORIOT or Unrequitirl Affection. Rt. 1-9. THE USES OF ANIMALS, by Dr. Re. 042. Fresh ...
... Lordship con- i firmed by an allusion'to'the enthusiastic reception accorded to the Duko of Cambridge on his return from the Crimea;, adding, that if evotrcallbd upon to serve against the enemiies of his country, which at his age was not very probable, he ...
... of the 41st Regiment, baa aUvcr medal from the Sultan for bis aerncea m the Crimea the years of 1854, 1806. This is being served out all British soldiers who served the Crimea. . Amubaitv, Srer. Promotions AeporameKTS.— Lieutenant C. W. S. Blount, to the ...
... extract is from a letter written by Colonel H. A. Leveson, of Garibaidi's Staff, an officer whose experience in Indian and the Crimea entitles him to express an opinion on the soldierly qualities of the volunteer army : The Royal Palace, Naples, Sept. 10 ...
... families were It was hoped that the arrival of so Urge number of persons would give greet impulse to the eoloolxatioa of the Crimea. A comet was seen Australia and Mexico July last. The following it from letter from the city Mexico:— M There is magnificent ...
... extract is from a letter written by Colonel H. A. Levoson, of Garibaldi’s Staff, an officer whose experience in India and the Crimea entitles him express an opinion on the soldierly qualities of the volunteer army:— “ The Royal Palace, Naples, Sept. 10. “ ...
... a chain cable to prevent egress and in- for shipping, and we are surrounded by about 30,000 Sardinians, the flower of the Crimea, Solfe- | rino, and Magenta ; or, rather, by Garibaldians, or those favourable to his cause. There was a fight | | here yesterday ...