... CHEAP BOOKS BULL’S LlBRARY.—Surplus copies KingUkc's Crimea, vol*. 3 and Bunsen's Life- Dean Milman's St. Paul’*—Trench'* Irish Life; and many other books are now ou sale greatly reduced prices. Catalogues gratis.— BULL’S LIBRARY. 9, wigm ore-street. ...

... THE WOUNDED IN THE FRENCH ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OE TIIE STANDARD. Sir, — Having served in the Crimea, and having learnt to appreciate the gallantry and devotieu of the French troops, permit me to suggest that a subscription be raised by those who served ...

... Colonel Campbell, Major the Hon. J. Fitzmaurice, Dr. Seaman, Ac. The Crimea and Central India are prominent in the historical records of this corps. Egypt, the Peninsula, Waterloo, the Crimea, and the memorable relief of Lucknow, being closely asso- ciated ...

... of this charming drama, and have only to say that while no doubt it derives part of its interest from the war scenes in tbe Crimea being reproduced just now, with terrible darkening of its shades, in the war on the Continent, it owes much also to tbe really ...

... conqueror iu the name of doii. To briu. it end France does not ask you to shed your mod in remembrance of the blood she gave you Crimea, but she as.is for your active svropotev, such as a fortunate orotber ' bould least give a brother in trouble. Awake, stir ...

... when it ia needed quite as much, though, thanks be to God, it is not for tbe English ? Still, it is due to our allies of the Crimea Englishmen cannot see their neighbours starving, and i appeal to the whole population to subscribe liberally and continuously ...

... name of God. To bring it to an end France does not ask you to shed yonr blood in remembrance of the blood she gave you in the Crimea, but she asks for your active sympathy, such as a fortunate brother should at least give to a brother in trouble. Awake, stir ...

... fever, and then revealed his true name. The deceased nobleman declared repeatedly before his death that he was innocent of the Crimea imputed to him. arc informed that Mr. Baxter lists virtually, if not completely, abandoned Ids purchase system. can congratulate ...

... l -.lor rich that was impossible he could hold out and that the end mast soon ?oiiie. He said throu-h several and had the Crimea, but had never witnessed ! cr '..oe terrible siege. The raunioi■ .‘solved, with the Gorernor’s permission, » •putation to ...

... for distinguished conduct in the field; the Sultan's medal, and the Emperor's medal for bravery. One of bis exploits in the Crimea is mentioned in tbe Daily News of May B, 1855. He discharged himself in 1801, on the regi- ment being ordered to India, and ...

... field of tbe present Military Store Depart- ment, can testify to the extravagant expenditure of stores which took place in the Crimea when the stores were in charge of Artillo-y otfieers before they undertook the duties, and also to the issues on loan to _*eneral ...

... and absolute ro- fusal. This check, little apprehended, and still more the splendid success of the allied armies in | the Crimea, seemed to lend some life and energy to tho policy of Austria. The famous treaty of 10th December was at last signed. Tho ...