... the Czirovitz, the Czarevna, the Grand Duke Nicholas Alexandrovitz, and the Grand Duke George Alexandrovitz arrived from the Crimea at the Kolpino Station on the 3)th uit., and immediately proceeded to T.arskoe Selo. The Grand Duke Michael Nieholaievitz ...

... Russia has arrived in Moscow, but the Empress and several of the younger members of the imperial family remain still in the Crimea. The Crown Prince and the Crown Princess of Denmark have returned to Copenhagen from Stockholm. His royal highness, who has ...

... is told about that part of the Crimea which is neighbour to it, and all is interesting. In passing it may be mentioned that it is pointed out parti- cularly that the part of what may be called the Undercliff of the Crimea is peculiarly adapted for the ...

... 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 ...

... of the village near the lighthouse. Sir Philip Courtenay, a young baronet, on the eve of starting with his regiment for the Crimea, loves her so devotedly that for her sake he risks his fortune. The conditions of his father's will compel him to marry with ...

... Captain Brackenbury commenced by referring to the last great practical lesson in the art of war which England had in the Crimea, where Sebastopol was won, but where an army was thrown away, and said that though they had made great advancement in knowledge ...

... important instances. It appears that Mrs. Harvey, the writer of the book referred to, made the acquaintance, while in the Crimea, of a Madlie. M , a very charming lady, between 60 and 70 years of age, and learned from her that she was the owner of both ...

... south-west winds and gloomy weather, with rain. On June 3 she passed a vessel water- logged, on the Sth she spoke the brig Crimea, steering north-east, and on the Bth the barque Moderator, from the Danube. At Valparaiso transactions in general produce ...

... possibilities of Russian invasions. Other plans, it is hardly. necessary to remark, wese adopted. In the army which invaded the Crimea he was appointed lieutenant-general on j the staff. He was engaged at the battles of the \ Alma, Balaklava, and Inkermann ...

... sequently a good deal by design on his part — into the society of a young officer of Lancers, who has re- turnedf rom the Crimea just badly wounded enough to be an object of tender interest to the sex. Consi- derable capability is exhibited in the delineation ...

... common sense ; and one who has encountered the vicissitudes of a roaming life in India, Nubia, South and West Africa, the Crimea, America, and Abj-ssinia, may well be considered a competent authority. His views regarding siege- guns, modern fortresses ...

... Museum, in which are collected various specimens of the arms of different nations, relics of the present war and that of the Crimea, as well as figures in the proper uniforms of several of the classes of French and German soldiers. This museum is announced ...