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... that Kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea will unquestionably take its place amongst the classic books with which historic genius and research have enriched the literature of the Victorian era. 'Tho invasloil of the Crimea: Its Origin, and an Account of ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURYG ?? FRIDAY. April 2nd, 1886. Tim Emperor and Empress of Ru8assia left St, Petersburg for the Crimea yesterday. A Berlin tele-. gram says the utmost precautions were taken to ensure their safety. TnB condition of the Crown Princess of ...
... campaign, was with his men In the hard- fought contest at Inkermann, and witnessed the taking of Sebastopol. It was in the Crimea, too, that he woa. other lanTels, and his powers -as a pedestrian-he was a mighty runner at 160 yards -known before In many ...
... recent example, Sir Edward Il~amley points to ou successful invasion of the Crimea, and sain that on the ground assinedl4 Lord George Hamilton the landing of the aled army in the Crimea was an impos- sible undertaking. Yet,says SirEdward eaCnley, Ido not remember ...
... think of the deceased as a skilful and brave officer who |rose fromthe rank of Colonel to that of (.eueral of Division in the Crimea; as the capturer of Xlnburn,. at the mouth of the ;Duieper, and as. the saver 'of his: Celonels life when combatiiigthe Carlists ...
... appointment at the head of troops of all servicees in South Lanc55bire, and has had considerable campaign'mg experience in the Crimea and Bypt. Lieutenant-General Sir Benury fave- ?? islto have the command of the 5,200 Volunteers of Northumberland and Durham ...
... like Russia till she is beaten in the open field in the only way that nation can understand. We taught her a lesson in the Crimea. It appears as if we should have to repeat it on the banks of the Indus in a more severe fashion. The main result to us will ...
... Britain. (Cheers.) H~k.24mo1 ir ?? a tesolutiqs=ezrorsajng theovpilon that, in thepresent condition of Ireland, the ?? the Crimea Bill wan Impertively dended, and cngrulating the Gave npntoun ?? carded the second reading of that bill by-an overwhielm. ...
... ght, a brutal manner of combat inherited from the old Turks, still survives in some districts amongst the Tartars of the Crimea. A duel of this savage'kind has just taken L place between two young men in a village near Alupka. The report of it is given ...
... boards, and would abolish perpetual penSions. ?? reply to qeastions, Mr. Ocousins said he wrs ill farour of the Preventioa of Crimea Bill and Sunday elosing.-A. resolution in favonri of the candirlature of Mr. Cousins t was carried unanimously. HOLMFIRTH ...
... demonstrated by the news received Si3 50 vit ;eto-day. a d Mr. Kinglake's sixth volume of the History of the of War in the Crimea will, in a very few hours, be in the an hands of the critics and the public, and is pretty likely to provoke much controversy ...
... numerous. Russian official authorities I and political notabilities at this season sojoarning in Yalta and other parts of the Crimea, is that the r abdication of Prince Alexander at this juntuare is calculated to procipitate momentous events in , Mouth-Eastera ...