... BRITISH CEMETERIES IN THE CRIMEA. The Duke of Cambridge presided over a meeting held at the United Service Institution, in London, for the purpose of receiving the final report of the Executive Committee on the Crimean Cemeteries, upon the completion ...

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... the Crimea would be against any attempt to remove their remains. It was, however, his opinion that it would he easy to remove the and collect the. together on Catboat- hill. That would this he a poi* el great to all peroonelo wa ltint the Crimea. It tie ...

... r , K 1 j II FANATICISM IN TEE CRIMEA. • At Fajdocee (Theodiveiti) , in the Crimea, just taken I.lace a rather remarkable criminal trial for fanaticism. In August, 1:482, cattle disease broke out in tlreek Bulgarian villages of St. Arson and St. Dz in ...

... devoid of incident this week. Cbakir Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador to Russia. returned to St. Petersburg on Wednesday from the Crimea, in obedience to an order from the Sultan, for the purpose of conducting the negotiations with Russia on the Bulgarian question ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF IN KERMAN. _ Sunday being the anniversary of the Battle of Inkeeman, which warn fought in the Crimea on Nov. 5, 1854, the usual custom of decking the colours with laurel' was observed in every regiment throughout the Britiah ...

... Minister of the Imperial household, and her Majesty's private secretary, M. de Mauritz. The beautiful villa at Livadia, in the Crimea, has been bequeathed to the Czarewitch, and the CaMie of Monks, near Moscow, to the Grand Duke, but on the condition that ...

... of Hanover, which position he filled till he succeeded in the peerage. His father, who was then Coinmander-in-Chiet in the Crimea, died at his headquarters before Sebastopol June 28, 1855. Lord Raglan was for some wars an officer in the Gloucestershire ...

... Zee= him to anted the lekeni Mend el bk *ma My. Alszwedn's preilkelisa fee a ski ▪ Me was well sad newel be esstlaued the Crimea War, whidi hi. knee had hens. his troops bens by the Gambian Peepers. sad was : ao I MI perk base thee he en the kevineelies ...

... time azo was the scene of a good. deal of excitement, its owner, who was '‘wanted '' for certain alleged offences under the Crimea Act, closed himself in the stronghold, having first laid in a considerable of provisiont, and defied the police to take hira ...

... some 60,000 tons, of the prickly heads. They are grown also in Austria to the number of from 45,000,000 to 98,000,000. The Crimea and Poland also produce them, and here in England a good deal of Yorkshire land is devoted to them. Belgi•vim also grows heavy ...

... another question to ask Mr Lloyd (laughter and eries of Turn him out.) Was the Goeernment whiell was reaponeible for the Crimea° war a Liberal Government (cries of Tel, ot course.) Mr Vaughan Daries: You have had one more question to ask many times ...