... BRITISH GRAVES IN THE CRIMEA. The Prince of Wales was r.ont on Saturday, st the Royal United Service lustitution, Whlu{.ll, London, st & meeting which waa held for the purpose of taking into consideration the question of safeguarding the memorials over ...

... THE BRITISH CEMETERIES IN THE: CRIMEA. The Odessa correspondent of the Daily News writes : According to u-l;x:nph'c information just received from my corres) nt in Sebastopol, the consecration of l{e Briliag,cememflu waa, by the courtesy of the Russian ...

... of the kingdom. Tue Heroes or THE CriMEA.—The Journal de St. Petersbourg stated that the inauguration of the monument erected at Balaklava to the memory of the Pied. montese soldiers who fell in the un‘tlp- in the Crimea took place on the 28th of last month ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF INKERMAN. Sanday being the auniversary of the Battle of Inkermsn, which was fought in the Crimea on Nov. 5, 1854, the usual custom of decking the colours with laurels was observed in every regiment throughout the British Army ...

... of Hanover, which position he filled till he succceded in the peerage. f'\l father, who was then Commander-in-Chief in the Crimea, died at his headquarters before Sebastopol June 28, 1855. Lord Raglan was for some years an officer in the Gloucestershire ...

... died at an early hour on Sunday morning. The deceased gentleman, who was 48 years of age, had seen much service, both in the Crimea, where he went at the age of 18, and also in India, from whence he was invalided home. The funeral of both Colonel and Mrs ...

... and export £500,000 worth, or some 60,000 tons, the mnkly heads. They are also in Austris to number of from Cfim to &Mfi The Crimea and Poland also produce them, and in England a good deal of Yorkshire land is devoted to them. Belgium also grows heavy of ...

... The Radicals regarded themselves as perfect and almost unerring Jl:iflibtrators, and yet they sent British soldiers to the Crimea with ammuuition which would not explode, with clothes which would not fit, with boots which were not made for =oldiers’ feet ...

... being 1100 miles by river from Khartoum, and 650 across the deserts. Next was given a sketch of Gordon's soldier life in the Crimea and China, his kind work among the outcast boys at Woolwich, and his first task in Egiz: ‘ in 1874. Then came his appointment ...

... rt, and the nephew of John Gibson Lockhart, Scott’s son-in-law and biographer. He served with the 92nd Highlanders at the Crimea and in lndhhoud latterly had command of the ond battalion of the Royal Lanarkshire Militia. It was, however, as a literary ...

... Fielden, deputy coroner, held an enquiry at the Pye Bridge Chemical Works on the body of James Sowter, aged 35 {::n. of | Crimea, Pye Bridge. Deceased was emploved at the Pye Bridge Chemical Works, and went tg his | employment as usual on Sunday evening ...

... procession was preceded by the band of the co playing the “ Dead March in Saul.” The daoou:g who had seen active service in the Crimea and in India, was in his 48th year. He was very well known in Chesterfield, and ‘was greatly respected by the officers and ...