... THE CRIMEA REVISITED. A traveller who has within the past few days traversed the battle-fields of the Crimean campaign writes in the Morning Post as follows of Sebastopol and the Redan :—My four days in the famous stronghold I will not attempt to describe ...

... death is announced, was famous chiefly for his gallant behaviour at the last assault on the Redan during the campaign in the Crimea. It was largely owing to his exertions that the British so long retained their footing in the famous stronghold against a ...

... Empress of Russia will not return to St. Petersburg till the summer, but at the beginning of April will leave San Remo for the Crimea, where she will spend the spring. The Russian Invalide says that England has supplied 6,000 rifles to the East Turcoman tribes ...

... Wednesday morning at Portsmouth. Having first of all proceeded (on leaving England shortly after its return home from the Crimea), across the ocean to Australia, and having thence crossed the ocean again to Hindostan on the breaking out of the Indian ...

... Wednesday morning at Portsmouth. Having first of all proceeded (on leaving England shortly after its return home from the Crimea), across the ocean to Australia, and having thenc:^ crossed the ocean again to Hindostan on the breaking out of the Indian ...

... to commit suicide. His lordship was formerly a colonel in the Scots Fusilier Guards, with which regiment he served in. the Crimea. ...

... colour, and fell down dead. The evidence shewed that apoplexy was the cause. The deceased had distinguished,himself in the Crimea, and had been promoted to his present rank and decorated with medals far gallantry at Alma, Balaclava, and Inkerman. He was ...

... On to say that nothing is too difficult for the soldiers of Africa, the Crimea, China, Italy, and Mekico, some of the relerences are, to say the least; unfortunate. In the Crimea, no doubt, the French did well, thanks in some measure to - British arms ...

... Army of Paris, was, it seems, a warm friend of Sir Colin Campbell (Lord Clyde). The two soldiers fought side by side in the Crimea, and the friendship existing between them was so well known that portraits of General Vinoy and Lord Clyde were hung up together ...

... on the 26th of August, undertaking a journey to Neejny.Novgorod. The Russian Court will not leave St. Petersburg for the Crimea before the 20th of September. Intelligence received from Tashkend statez that a Chinese embassy has arrived at Kashgaii to ...

... Spain under the Due d'Augouleme. Since then he had served with distinguished gallantry and ability in Algiers, Syria, the Crimea, and Italy, and was sent in 1868 to command and organise the Franco-Roman Legion. The Colonel's funeral took place on Friday ...

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