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... CHOLER./ IX THE CRIMEA. I only law sae light the dingle! Asap the author of an interesting book, called &laming in Sunshine and flioni). He would not lie down, het kept walking about, and when getting too weak to do this, he made a oouple of menclng ...
... alley of the Crimea public house. The fire brigade was quickly on the spot, under Mr. Burke, but their services were not required, as the strong wind which was blowing from the south carried the flames northward, and thus saved the Crimea and also Mr. ...
... Governments interested followed. The proposed to seed to the Crimea an satire cowwhy of soldiers to watch the tombs—it would have amounted to the foundatioa of an English colony in the Crimea. Naturally Omagh our Government maid not accept such a proposal ...
... BEST SHEFFIELD ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, INN the Dever filing Elkiegtnn sad Mars's proem, is lea Ct flee Services, Kettle S:acda, Crimea, table find desert lurks, te., at THOS. INLAYS, WATI N AND IMN a ARI OOLDAMITII, SILVERSMITH, OPTICIAN, MC., CHAPEL PLACE ...
... re- quest him to convey to President Johnson the expression of the profound affliction and horror with which these odious crimea havp innnirm. -tha Kmiumr ...
... of Mr. W. J. I- Power, C.8., lately appointed CommiBsioner General-in.Chief, and whose sendees in Australia, Zealand, the Crimea, and elsewhere, are still held in memorable remembrance. Sir William is the eldest son ot the late Mr. Tyrone, the famous ...
... hot so.i* hew Aimed I be.. with the variant at TeeM sad 'Emission' have melted, ambit the eightmo ea the mem et Hee of the Crimea Army, who hem la the Jaws lry womb ted lo sedan. Hwy et then al a mooklembie mint& ea am July NM, Mt NOM if. 0. Boole, Ili ...
... of the collaborators oi La France. An old cavalry officer, he ob- tained permission to accompany the French Staflf to the Crimea, of which campaign he became the historiographer , his work having had three editions. ...
... Deputy Adjutant-General of the Forces, and in Adjutant General ; Lieutenant- General IS’ I; Commander Light Division in the Crimea 1834. 1833, after Inkerman, was mode a G.C.8., and attained the full rank General in April, 18315, conferred on him for d ...
... with very great pleasure I see so many of my old comrades before me wearing the honourable decoration granted for service the Crimea. On many occasions it was my duty to thank you for the creditable manner in which you performed the very arduous duties imposed ...
... wiliiiirfwergansie Tvis& other Modumoisal applimajoa hove dole( last *Atom maths, ea tbioodess atM. Rij. to &Niers at the Crimea /wiredalga wbo=blPla sd Man in the Jaws by wood, !un is at these oostrivaaose were asessearily at • eonn42lo7o'l oomitherlio ...
... O'Reardon, late captain in the Federal army, and formerly serjeant-major in the 10th Hussars, with which corps he served in the Crimea, was resumed to-day. The approver, Warner, deposed that he saw the prisoner give instructions in the nse of the rifle ; and ...