... shown before the Crimea, and which have been exeriiplified eince. We can only hope with - the editor of -the volume that the progress of recent reform has left few of them remaining. T Xhe Story of the Highland Brigade si the Crimea. l Tomnded on letters- ...

... to Them. By Various Writers.-A Spanish Maid. By L. Quiller Couch. (London: Service & Paton.) The Coldstreamn Guards in the Crimea. By Lieut.-Colonel Ross-of-Bladensburg, ?? (London: A. D. Innes & Co.) The Making of a Prig. By Evelyn Sharp. (London- John ...

... their arrival in that island to spend the winter. The Emperor and Empress and the Grand Duke George are expected to leave the Crimea in two or three weeks' time. The Queen of Greece, who will go to Corfu with their Russian Majesties, will be accompanied by ...

... Blaikwood an' abridaged edition of Kinglake's War in the Crimea, with the view of rescuing a most impor- tant book from the oblivion into which its nine i volumes have plunged it. The new Crimea? will be in one volume, and the excellent plates on! which ...

... yesterday mnorning, and receved damage to plates on port how. She will be docked for exmnation. Barry, May 29.-The British steamer Crimea, has arrived off with damage through collision with a lightier at Rotterdam. Malta, Mfay 29.-The British steamer Elpis, from ...

... t bering the casU when the flag fell. He Bri duie- ?? his followers ne..er looking dangerous. ~njloiehisg a badl third to Crimea and Polybiuc, ri'rg and wianoiee by a head. St 'Serf wond the o n ?? Stakes in a canter froiu Star and Golden a ?? landing ...

... Nagasal, and the Baron Hambro collided in Roath Dock during a north-east gale. The frrmer proeesded to sea. Latter damaged. The Crimea (s), oal laden, when proceed'ng to sea strucek the quay wrall, damnaging bowvs. Copenhagen, M~ay 20.-The Russian schooner ...

... Ingrain ns 0. T. orpt Mr Cr5 s's Cherry Pie Mr Cowlery us Jock Herschel agstL 3r T. Hiumphreyns Hotel Royal SMr T. P. Hale nS Crimea agst Air H. D. Yorath's Yachtsr Mr C. Paine ns Heavy Weight agrt tIrl. T. Bruswin as Core., Leaf Mr S. Paine ns Head Waiter ...

... health, and perfectly ?? to superihxtarad the treahnent of the patient antil the arrival of the Friacess of Wales from ohe Crimea, which cannot be expected for at ?? five days. he Prince seldom leaves larlberough o.ete except for fresh air, und personally ...

... this evening to Reuter's corre- spondent that personal hatred alone could instigate against him a charge of such a monstrous crime.a Vienna, January 3. The Belgrade correspondent of the Neue Fie Presse announces that Messieurs Zankoff and Lukanoff will return ...

... (which posts have since been separated), was born in 1625, and entered the army in 1842. He served with distinction in the Crimea, and retired as a General in 1881. He was a great favourite of the Royal Family, and Her Majesty regarded him as her most ...

... Thrumster, who joined the 9.Sd in 1842, and the ne xt is Sergeant !m.indison, who joined the 7,th in 1I43. Botih served in the Crimea, and most of the others had c-xuerience of hard campaaigning. ...