KINGLAKE'S CRIMEA
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THE JEWS IN THE CRIMEA
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THE CZAR'S JOURNEY
... earlier. SOmO fresh arra`gemen1uts have, lowrevcr, just been made, wbich Walko it doubt- ful wbether thev will come back via tho Crimea. It is rumoured to-day that tho Empress will leave on the 10th November for Copenhagen, to attend the celebration of hor ...
MR. KINZGLAKE'S FINIS AND FAREWELL
... Invasion of the Crimea. It affords an instance rare in our times of a brilliant author consecrating his life to the production of a single work. Mr. KINGLAKE has written Eothen, but he has put his life into his Invasion of the Crimea. The seventh ...
A SHAMEFUL AND SCANDALOUS GERMAN JOB
... cavalry in the Crimea. His successor is a great favourite at Court, but otherwise a mere feather-bed and utterly undistinguished soldier. Prince Edward, thirty-four years ago, once, and for the only time, saw a shot fired in anger in the Crimea. Since then ...
Kinglake's Crimen
... Cinglake's Crimea. AT last! Messrs. BLAeiRWOOD have just brought. out the seventh an eighth volumes of Mr. GOLAK'S Invasion of the Crimea, and the eighth volume concludes the work. It does ?? con- clude the war, for it brings down the narrative: o later ...
HIGH-CLASS ROGUERY
... abroad in a shameful state of unpreparedness and inferiority to that of the enemy. Had the railways since con- structed to the Crimea been at that period in existence, such an enormous number of men could have been rapidly despatched from St. Petersburg and ...
FROM SOLDIER TO SOCIALIST
... campaign ?I Yes, the whole time from beginning to end. And all through the Indian Mutiny? It was working when I arrived from the Crimea, and I saw the campaign o rer before I came home. Mr. Fraser-Mackintosh: I see you have some clasps and medals. What services ...
FROM PARIS TO SAMARKAND
... Yalta; in this part of the trip they will pass Woronzoff's Villa, Livadia, and other palaces on the southern shore of the Crimea. At Yalta the steamer will be again taken, which lands them next on the Circassian coast, at Novo Rossisk-this used to be ...
INDIAN COMMANDERSIN-CHIEF
... MOUNT IONGARIRO BY MOONLIGHT-SEEN FROM THE AVAIHR0ONU VALLEY EXPLORING IN THE KING COUNTRY, NORTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND-L in the Crimea and in Ireland. Between 1870 and 1878 he com- manded the Meerut Division, and in i88i was was appointed Commander-in-Chief ...
TYPES OF THE BRITISH ARMY
... restored, and is worn by the 17th at the present time. In April, 1854, the 17th Lancers embarked for the East, and landed in the Crimea, with the rest of the Allied troops, on the the I9th September. They were present at the Battle of Alma on the 2oth, but suffered ...
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT DEVONPORT
... yo values ?? highly. Your regi. - atred with distinctionin the, Crimea, mad I am, tthe old colrs, which re now to be no ca d br the regiment, were given to you prior t landing in the Crimea, and have been ed tefore for may years. You have since su emed ...