... fully recognised in every part of the- United Kingdom and on the Continent, and even bis earlier career as a surgeon in the Crimea w vs nit forgotten by some brother officers wao entertained hin. That recognition of Dr. Beaiiwy'g musical abilities caa- ...

... Brigadier-General Adye, C.8., Royal Artillery, Director-General of Artil- lery and Stores, who has been commissioned to visit the Crimea for the purjioso of examining the condition of the graves of British soldiers who fell' in the Crimean cam- paign, and making ...

... chess of Edinburgh to Malta, »nd the steamer Eriklik, which remairs ithticned at Yalta duriog the sojourn of the Court in the Crimea. ...

... case, at any rate, the ex- cuse is .upeifluous. The Russian troops are ot_ly doing in Bulgaria what we know they did in the Crimea; and what provocation bad they there?— what iuhnman con- duct on the part cf their enemy to avenge ? Surely it is time for ...

... present with the lst Battalioa, who will be tbe last officer to be promoted of those who serve 1 with the regiment in the Crimea. Tbe clause in the new promotion aud retirement warrant whioh provides for retirement at 70 years of age is to be strlotly ...

... necessi- tate a lengthened sojourn on his estates in the Crimea ; from other sources he has re- ceived orders to hold himself ready for return to his post. On his journey from St. Petersburg to the Crimea, after his participation in the congress of Oriental ...

... France, especially among the military. He said he hsd been in communication with Marshal M'Mahon, wl.o had a command in the Crimea, and the Presi- dent had expressed himself delighted with the pro- position, acd said the best efforts would he made to hunt ...

... former ocaaaion ta mike a good stioke of business by the importation of n.urilions tf war to Russia during our campaign iv tha Crimea. Now, 8s the three Great Powers, for reasoui btit known to themselves, have for some time past at- tempted to define the laws ...

... at large should be almost entirely French ; and that in Turkey, for whose defence so many gallant Gauls bit the dust in the Crimea, the Pashas talk of the ruin of their late allies and defenders in the most matter-of-fact and indifferent manner. Gratitude ...

... powerful neighbour. On such occasions j T our island home spares many painful associations. When we despatched troops to the Crimea no doubt a number of tearful eyes followed the de- parture of their friends ; but j*ou had no thought about the possibility ...

... Empire has completed its labours after Easter the Emperor will probably, as on former occasions, go to Ems, or it may be to the Crimea. Family afflictions have had aa effect ou the sensitive nature of his Majesty, and his health, without giving any particular ...

... withdraw from Ue administration of the atfaii s of the Gold Coast. Through Russia: from St. Petersburg to Astra- khan and the Crimea. Ey Mrs. Guthrie. 2 vols., with Illustrations. A certain freshness and novelty of treat- ment renders Mrs. Guthrie's 'Through ...