... lives in the Crimea, and some of his school-fellows ‘had found nameless mz'ut:: India, lthitnborhthoy bad gone as ministers Gospel. He oged Ripon lads would never disgrace themselves, but that they would prove *“as true steel as Ripon rowels.” (Loud spplause ...

... two-year child, but such was the case only a few days ago. In the little village of Dalni- Maschik, near Feodosia, in the Crimea, a peasant woman left her com? during the afternoon upon some short errand. She was followed by her little two-year-old son ...

... thereon from the existing tablet, the names of those brave men of Ripon and its neighbourhood, who gave their lives in the Crimea, for their country, and place it reverently within the sacred shelter of our Cathedral, sate from irreverent look or touch ...

... Willaw, Scotland. At a very early age he was placed on the reporting staff of the Times, and in 18556 be was sent out to the Crimea to administer the fund | raised for the benefit of the sick and wounded. Shortly after bis return from the east he was lp-‘ ...

... MManchester Bfing and late of the Connaught Rangers, in his Soth year. General Jeffreys served with the Connaught Rangers in the Crimea, and was present at the battles of Alma and lnmd h(bwing wmm’-;: inl;hr h’;m- vhile‘hi:m-mand is regiment). He also took part ...

... chuuent, and late of the Connaught Rangers, in his Soth year. General deffreys served with the Connaught Rangers in the Crimea, and was present at the baitles of Alma and Inkerman (being wounded in the latter while in command of hix regiment). He also ...