... government of the cistrict was transferred to a Christian S ate. Bat if this were so the capitulations would apply to tie Crimea aid tbe Kingdom cf Greece. As the usage of nearly 50 years has pronounced against this view, It ni net be regarded as settled ...

... ■ ' 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 ...

... 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- ...

... navy, their services were well known, and the blue jackets had rendered asgreat assistance in the Zulu war as they did in the Crimea.— Mr. Cubitt, in proposing Success to the Royal Egham Agricultural Association, said that the agricultural depression was ...

... with its suddenly improvised forces, but it is, in- deed, unfair to sneer at those who, like Floi:en«e Nightingale in the Crimea, now go forth to provide nurses and comforts in the hospitals from which our sick boys are crying aloud for that fostering ...

... Joseph Thack- well, ?? a Peninsular officer. He has received many distinctions for his brilliant services in India and the Crimea, and since 1868 ha* been in receipt of a dis- tinguished service - ' pension. The Thackwell family is of Saxon origin, and ...

... master-general at the intellig:nco branch, Quartermaster- fieneral's Department. Major. East served witk tke 82 1 Eegiment in tke Crimea from. .September 2, 18->.~>, and was present at tke siege and fall ef Sebastopol, and re; jived the medal with clasp and ...

... Somerset'- expedition over the> Kei in 1851 ; aad ia 1832 comrranded several patrols aud columns. Gan-.-_l Pole served in the Crimea from May 9, 1833, and was present at the capture of Tchorguio, battle of T.tieruaya, the sifge and fall of Sebastopol, and ...

... Sea, wheie he commanded tl.e Light Division of ships, to- gether with the fust -JO beats, at the landing of the army n the Crimea in September, 1854. During the remainder t fthe year he « as the senior transport officer at Eupa- tciia. He became reseive ...

... shouhl be made lialdc to the same penalties for harbouring thieves, prostitutes, _c, as in England, under the Prevention of Crimea Act! That the recommendation of the Roy. tl Commission of 1877 for Scotland on grocers' licenses should be adopted for Ireland ...

... army, and became captain in bis regiment, the !lth Foot, in .June, 1850, but has since quitted the service. He served in the Crimea from November, 1854, and was at the seige and fall of Sebastopol, and took part in the assault on the batteries on the 18th ...

... venture no* U> remind '•••^' ' _. this lutiiolic man ?? in ' Bad tbe Liberal Ministry of Lord Aberd ...