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... the year 1554, was fought the glorious battle of the Alma, the first of our great victories over the Russian armies in the Crimea; and this day the anniversary will be fittingly com. memorated, not alone by the survivors who are serving regimentally, but ...
... Irvine; Annie Lee and Ann Falcon, from Swansea; Dauntless and Jane and Jessie, from Newport; Clara and Felesia, from Burryport; Crimea, from Cardiff; Habha and Celtic (s), from Troon ; Wave, from Airdrossan; iary Jame, from Glasgow; Llandaff (a) and Italia ...
... Fermanagh Mili- tia on 2nd May, 1866, and retired 26th April, 1S73.I Capt Elliott served in East Indies, Ionian Islands, Malta, Crimea, and Jamaica, and obtained as decorations the Crimean and Turkish War Medal, wvith clasps, for Alma, Inkerman, and Sebastopol ...
... bulrg. has beeni appointed by the Em1peror chief of 3 the 50th Regiment of Infantry, of Bialyasok. H~e ;has left Yalta, inlthe Crimea, in lthe fine steamer ?? for Constan~tinople, whlere this vessel iS to receive the Dulke of E~dinburghs w~ho proposes paying ...
... residence, Kimarla, Ennihkillen, after a few days' illness. The deceased captain underwent the whole of the campaign in the Crimea and the Indian mutiny, and on retiring from the army was ap- rointed, en the recommendation of Lord Ennis. lullen, Quartermaster ...
... 1840-4142 (modal) and was specially appointed as recruiting officer in Len, don and raieed upwards of 2,000 men, He served in the Crimea from April till Anguet, 1856, anI during the Indian mutiny in 1857 S he obtained nearly l,OfO reoruitsiuSootland. Le obhaiaed ...
... in February, 1854, and quitting it on becoming a Deputy Inspeotor-teneral in 1858. Sir William was with the regiment in the Crimea, and was present at Alma, Iukerman, and Sebastopol de was also employed during the Indian muniny, and acted as Principal Medical ...
... defied tho tbreats of the revolutionary committee, has fira'.ly yielded, and sent the Emperor his resignation. At Yalta, in the Crimea, the police themselves have been' implicated in plots.. [STANDAnD TELEGRAM.] BESLnT, WRDI)JSDAY.-Solokeff is a late student ...
... they putdown the troubles of 1848 and following years to a low ebb. They volunteered for foreign service -in -1854 to the Crimea, and re- turned adorned with clasps and medals, half paid, and now half pensioned. Who but the Royal Irish Constabulary gained ...
... rest, after what he has gone through in tile last four years. He has many old f! iends ?? the officers who knew him in the Crimea, andi from them he will, I am sure, receive a hearty welcome. ?? cannot go Much, if at all, into English society, for his ...
... given the. distinguished-service pension vacant iy the death of Lieutenant General WV. R. Haliday. General Bell served iu the Crimea in 1854.5, including the battle of Alma, where he personally secured and. captured the first gun taken from the Russians and ...
... Tvaritsin to remain at the disposition of General Loris Melikoff. Fifty patrols have also been sent to Astrachan from the Crimea, At Kharkoff the people are in a complete state of panic, owing to the remarkable rise in the death rate since the warm weather ...