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... the animal ie lei red to : — 1. He was brought from India by an officer of the 10th Hr tsars, which regiment landed in the Crimea in the t\ m j- of 1c55 ; s'x months after the charge of Bilaklava. 2. He belcngid, I believe, to the surgeon of the rsgi- ...
... of the Marquis of Lothian, and Lady Amabel Cowper, daughter of the Dowager Countess Cowper. The Dtjkb of Edinburgh in the Crimea.— The Russian correspondent of the Independance Beige says that the Duke of Saxe-Altenburg, who had gone to Onanda to be present ...
... ■ ' n of their dead comrades are le-:, ■ - ■■-■ ■ .: ■ untry than Hindoos or Chinamen. J hat such is really the case. The Crimea Mr.ri ; ci -at. i the Patriotic Fund; surely i added io now for those whose fathers liv Africa oi Afghanistan. The l ' , to ...
... enjoyed an im m unity from service while the Line have borne all the Meat and tbe burden, I would only remind him tha* in the Crimea the Guards were not supptsed to suffer such •rr_m unity.— I remain, sir, yours faithfully March,., M-WW-US-W ...
... policy for the Crimea by the Treaty of Kagnardji, when she stipulated that the Khan of the Crimea should be continued by Russia as well as by Turkey, and then, aided by the Emperor Joseph, Catherine intrigued so successfully that the Crimea was ceded to ...
... colours to the 77th Regiment states that the beautiful Arab charger wbich Colonel Kent rode at Woolwich carried him through the Crimea. This is quite an error. He belonged to my brother, Colonel S*r*con, C.8., who commanded tbe 77th Regiment, and died in India ...
... was merely a local fain:; (j present is general. The entire cultiv.it, is deprived of its expected harvest. From'd to the Crimea, and from Tambov to ?? i the same tale. And theie is no ?? of help, for there is no one to help. All in groaning under the ...
... the injustice under which we are now labouring. As Colonel Anson shows, colonels who had commanded their regiments in the Crimea and in India, and some who had held even independent commands before the enemy, have been supeis3deel by officers of the late ...
... the Hon. C. Adams ment Addington, 100U» Regiment Twelve chaplaiii3 Subscribers The Yen. Archdea- who died iv the con Wright Crimea Officers Army Mcdi- The Army Medical sir T. G. Logan cal Dept., do. Department Etonian Medical De- Etonians by Dr. Lt. -General ...
... e art, ba. was jit vented by his wound and ill health fr ooi join- ing it till the lst June, 1835. For his services in the Crimea he was created Knight Commander of the Order cf the Batb, made a Commander of the Legion of Honour tbe O.der of Medjidie, ...
... British officers the assurance that the French officers preserved the best recollection of their brotherhood in arms in the Crimea. Captain Renwick, in reply, said that British officers fully reciprocated towards the French army the friendly feeling expressed ...
... ing also tbat she could not hope to extend her territory in ?? and Persia until she had th.3 Crimea and the Cuban, Bhe Bpared no effort to de- tach the Crimea from the Porte first, and annex it after. We see the result of that act of usur- pation ; it ...