... Examiner. One remarkable d sentence deserves to be re-produced in your columns. After referring to Mr. Sullivan's fame in the Crimea as a s creek shot, and h-s excellent fixing against the Malakofi d Tower (the magazine of which he exploded) and Sebastopol ...

... dablgilt on. The edges of a sculptor's life Mav fitly marbled be, But spirinkle not, for fear of strife, A Baptist history. Crimea's warlike facts and dates Of fragrant PRussia simell; The subjugated Barbary States In crushed Morocco dwell. But oh ! that ...

... be with them; but nothing is definitely settled. When the Brigwle of Guards returned from their two years' carnpaign in the Crimea, the ovation they receivod as they marched through London, past Buckinogham Palace, where the Queen Nvas waiting their approach ...

... service reward has been r conferred upon Captain R. Teevan, late of the 11th Hussars, who served with distinction in the Crimea. LizuT. -COLONEL JAMES PYSNORE, of the Royal Marines, died on Friday, in his 94th year. The son and grandson of naval officers ...

... about to visit England for the benefit of his health, joined the Army in 1854, and served ns with the 23rd Fusiliers in the Crimea, including the siege or and fall of Sebaetopol, for whleb he received the British th medal with clasp and the Turkish medal ...

... scht ret gote nto Camp, at Washington when a tal ile.. tiffguishied-looking stranger, who. claimed to have ?? throneb the Crimea as Lieutenarient-Coyo ,of antisrelgiment, appeared at Ste offloep' quarters. He had a steelbreast--plate of hisi iow invention ...

... need to the e/eC de rees therre tev esmonget oheers and men, felt the change vcry' much. Whon our troops event set to the Crimea ticE regi- meats were in such a perfect state of organisation, there wee so much of the feeling ho had mentioned, that perhaps ...

... Harkness and Colonel W. H. Richards, who, as ensigns, h carried the colours of the Border Regiment to the heights of Alma, in the Crimea, have been L. selected to convey the old flags to KendalChurch, oh where they will be deposited, new ones having recently ...

... wxith it inl 1854-45, and thuts earning the medal pI given for that service. Returning home, he at once or volunteered for the Crimea, and obt.ained his pro- motion to the rank of surgeon. Joi:uing his old corps is. at Maltta, he becaule eurgeon-anajor in ...

... cost-house on the to shoulder of Mount Kazbak, half -way across the 1 Central Caucasus, was bringiing despatches le from the Crimea to the Czar Niol14i Pavlovitch he (Nicholns, son of Paul) in January, 1855. It to was no joke being in the Army, then, I can ...

... year pension after serving as Minister Plenipotentiary to Paris for fifteen years. a ; a . The present Earl served in the Crimea, and* I; was the recipient of the Crimean mledal and it Order of the Mledjidie. His rent-roll is estihated m at the very modest ...

... at M:oorland, Edwin the _ Percival, son of Mr. Thomas Pither, aged five to mon t 1ts. t BF:rLLNGVR-0n the 11th instant, at Crimea-place, Th us BIuciland, Alfred Charles, son of Mr. Francis set Charles Bellinger, aged two years. tor l_ RAPLEY-OZI the 13th ...