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... THE ENGLISH GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. contemporary has been favoured with the following interesting extract of letter from Sebaatopol under date the 14th September:— When I was here six weeks ago heat and dust so buried and choked me that writing was out ...
... of which Captain Astley ha. t** tte Crimea « \° pursuance of Maior, especially engaged, port on the on of - Joha MU . Ad °' topol ot hia visit to the envlrona of Sebas- H o y »lS a? 01, -r E »»'a Juj™.- ''James * - l * stomps post), and £ tt >*opathic ...
... = RUSSIA, | Wri “Rt of the to on ¢ @ 23 r Budget at St, Xin ot d ult., says:— art account: 5 from the Crimea the J Ss Still ep Dtinues, and the offorta otitien t © prevent it have proved emi stants decide beforehand Whi Um be » @nd they then pro- Small ...
... Lost ly 5 ted that the Empress of Russia says it is positive intends to psy 2¥ 15 itto Eng Jand in October, after leaving the Crimea, which is her invari able summer residence. ...
... entered the army 1346 as second lieutenant iv the Rifle Brigade, and becoming captain in 1554, served with that regiment in the Crimea. He obtained his majority the following year, and was promoted to colonel in 1864. He served as Assistant Quartermaster-general ...
... tho Navy 1852, and served with distinction aido-de-carcp to Captain Sir William Peel, in command of the Naval Brigade tho Crimea. In 1855 joined the army as ensign in the 73rd regimont. He was promoted to lieutenant in ISSS, obtained a captaincy in 1861 ...
... VOLUNTEER FOR RUSSIAN SERVICE. The Golos publishes the following story from Sebastopol:— Mr. Harford, fornerly Consul in the Crimea, has urgently requested Captain Baranoff, the commander of the Vesta, to be allowed to serve a volunteer on board that ship ...
... gentleman is 56 years of ‘age, is aide-d ura‘e of to the Queer, and hasbeen commander-in chisf at Ch He won much honour in the Crimea, and wae wour the trenches before Sebastopol, 4, Lan and ay 3’, Not The followizg ia tHE report of #b West of the wind and ...
... famous charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava. Smith, who was trumpeter to the Earl of Cardigan, had seen much service, the Crimea and the Indian mutiny, and had some half-dozen medals for those engagements. Some time after he left the army he was appointed ...
... LIVERPOOL SHIPPING NEWS. ARRIVED.—ApriI 3 New Orleans; Crimea Pensacola: H. W. Workman, G. Thompson, San Fra.icisco; Trinidad, s., Manila; Eeatxiz, s, Baltimore; Agio Sofia, s., Alexandria ; GienhHda, New Orleans; Hoopoe, s., Antwarp; Knowley Hall, New ...
... the fa charge of the Light Brigade Balaclava Smith, who was trumpeter to the Earl of Cardigan, had seen much service, the Crimea and the Indian mutiny, and had some half-dozen medals for those engagements. Some time after he left the army he was r.ppointed ...
... Ashantee thet he was created a Knight Commander of the Bath. He had been previously created a C.B. for his services in the Crimea and India. Sir John if not a native of Perth spent his early yoars there. He was educated in Perth Seminary. Hejoined the ...