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... iu Loudon. PRINCE ALFRED. London, Wednesdsy. Tbo Old understands that Prince Alfred about proceed on tonr in Turkey and the Crimea. The Oirt also says that as it will nut appear for fortnight, it gives a parting prophecy. ...
... 18.-Bhip Hen Nevis, of Indian Cairo, ready for sew; ship Me/remount, at Quebec; Cop Roughs, of Orleans Island; because Lea, Crimea, sad St. George, bound no; Liberty, of Cram; 'shod, Si. Lawrence, off Pillars, both at anchor; harque Anew Motifs, off Green ...
... Jowl 18.—Ship Ben Nevis, ofl Indian Cove, fur sea ; abip Mercemount, Quebec ; Cop Rough?, off Orleans Island ; barques Lee, Crimea, and St. George, bound up; Liberty, off Crane Island, and Bt. Lawrence, off Pillar a both at anchor; barque Aucer Rolff.- ...
... reached the Crimea in August, 1855, she follows him in March, 1856, under these cir- cumstances :—While at Galata she had become acquainted with Lady Straubenzee, the wife of General Strsubenzee, them commanding the Light Infantry in the Crimea. It appeared ...
... Goremment to £24,000,000 sterling, to construct railways fioQ Petersburg to Odeass. and from Odessa on to Seba*t ...
... reached the Crimea im August, 1855, she follows him in March, 1856, under these cir- cumstances :—While at Galata she had become acquainted with Lady Straubenzee, the wife of General Straubenzee, then commanding the Light Infantry Brizade in the Crimea. It appeared ...
... Majesty bas recovered her health wonderfully, and Jooks better at present than she has done for some years. Her excursion to the Crimea bas proved of the greatest benefit to her.” ...
... Majesty bas recovered her health wonderfully, and looks better at present than she has done for some years. Her excursion to the Crimea has proved of the greatest benefit to her.” ...
... by the use of this aliment, stopped a scorbutic affectioa whieb had broken ont in the army. More recently, be added, in the Crimea, two companics of artillery had, Dr. Bauden's advice, lived entirely the flesh of unserviceable horses, and ihereby es- caped ...
... that in Egypt especially he had, by the uee of stopped a affection which had ont ia the army. More recently, he added, im the Crimea, two eunpasirs of artillery had, by Dr. Banden's adsice, lived entirdy upon the flesh of unserviceable horses, ard thereby ...
... attention to the history the case; how the appellant and respondent became acquainted; how that acquaintance was revived in the Crimea; correspondence followed, which the learned counsel described as very adroit, very clever, and was on bat one subject, love ...
... politeness to let him go out of the world without a remark. Be- sides, he commanded the French troops allied with ours in the Crimea, and he came hither to replace M. de Persigny as Amba-eador to London ; so that it would be indecorons not to glance re ‘ ...