... THE CRIMEA REVISITED. A RETROSPECT BY LORD WOLBELEY. EB OUR PRIVATE WIRE. Los-note, WacDNESDnAY.-The -United Seon-ie Magazine for Novemiber contains an article by Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley, entitled 'The Old Trenches Before Sebastopol, in which ...

... or Crimea. r Buccleuch Welter-Red Palmer or Stigmna. L Auction Stakes-Lotus Eater. Kilasrsl Plate-Septette. Cottesbrooke Hunters-Burton. S Ascott Plate-Sweet Vernal. t (From the Sporting Life of To day.) s I Nerthamptou Stakes-Lusignan or Crimea. r Buccleuch ...

... CHIMEAN VETERANS AT WINDSOR. ■— - Windsor, Monday. About one hundred veterans who a fought in the Crimea and during the Indian Mutiny journeyed frsm Bristi-I Wind er to-day tor the purpose rig inspected by th-* in the Grand 'Ju the 1 astle during the ...

... '-Loudoun-Rosa Chatsworth-Plato or Crimea, (From the Daily Tdegraph of Tody.) Harrington-Sweetest. Breedera-Worion. Shipley-Hun James or Ashton; Devoshire-St Aubm or Santa Clans. Loudoun-Lady Gay. Chatsworth-crimea or Plato. (From the Daily Neft of Toeday ...

... in Bulgaria, and accomparied it. to Alydya and back to Varna, when cholera was raging. He accompanied the regiment to the Crimea, and landed at Upataria on the 14th Sep- tember, 1854. He was present at the battle of the Alma on the 20th September, 1854; ...

... to be3 *.i, stealner, the Crimea, of CarOM. ?? of the crew, as told to a corrssp.ncur: terview to-night, was a very ?? 1 Laristain had a cargo ofL ite ore, .01 ;. -. up Channel from Bona to Rotter 1am. fT. ., vessel, the Crimea, was bound dews ?? 'Neivort ...

... Hunters' Flat-Temple Newsam or Mosquito. (From the Sportsng Life of To-day.) Selling Hunters' Flat-Burton- Great Sandown Hurdle-Crimea or Maypole. Mammoth Steeplechase-Alba or Bloodatone, St James's Plate-St Dominic. Grand International Steeplebhase-Jealie ...

... when he will have been unemployed for seven years, and he is the last general officer on the active list who served in the Crimea with the Heavy Cavalry Brigade, under the late General Scarlett. He was then a subaltern in the Scots Greys, and in 1877 was ...

... Hnssars in 1854, and immediately wvent to the Crimea, where lie served with his regiment during the siege of Sebastopol, and he is the only officer on the active list who served vith the Ilth .ussars in the Crimea. The others have long ago retired. He was ...

... of Mfooltan and the battle of Goojerat. He subse- quently joined the Yorkshire Regiment, and served with the corps in the Crimea, taking part in the battles of AlnmandInkerman, and was badly wounded while doing doty in tbe trenches daring the siege of ...

... former CGR.E at CGarragh Camp, a berth held about sixteen years ago. He joined the Royal Eingineer in 1848, and served in the Crimea, when he ob- tained the Victoria Cross, and in the Indian mutiny campaign, being rewrarded w;ith the brevets of major and ...

... houses, Madrid Street; Devys Bowman, 2 houses, Visrula Street: W. Crawford. 1 house. Crawford Street ; Dunalop Bros., 6 houses, Crimea Street ; James Gerrard, 10 hsouses. Lisbnrn Road; James Gibson. 1 holse, Castlereagh Place; John Harvey, 13 houses. Emer- ...