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... REMINISCENCE OF THE CRIMEA. DllOlllllOllO. • most charming old gentleman (a correspondent of the (/l,iat writes), was a most intimate friend of the Duke of Cam. bridge. When the Duke fell into bad health after Inkerman, and was invalided borne, be went ...
... THE CZAR'S VISIT TO THE CRIMEA. A CIIAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. to information from the Crimea, the Czar, Czarina, and the Orand Wisher bed a narrow escape of being killed by the up. setting of the earflap whilst were being driven over • bridge. It is stated ...
... STORIES OF THE CRIMEA. PAGES FROM DR W. H. RUSSELL'S RE. Jr ever a newspaper correepondent did his 'work under diffieuities that would overwhelmed ten ordinary men, that men was William Howard Russell, says the Dail Nem in a review of The Great War with ...
... Association's (Harekeidges) oorrespondent that Mt hew [Niemeyer, K C. 8., died al We Monday in bit past. I demand served in the Crimea, tad tau I times mentioned in the dirpsiebss. ...
... found hint on hie beck uninjured, and complacently emoking. When at he was bun, be replied—. Not • bit. I hire been in the Crimea. ...
... Llnu. Mr. CAMPBELL • BAMNEBM said the oi audiUwnal allowances, special p- mum*. to granted to soldier, hah served >■ tne Crimea ibe Indian Mutiny was a ruler cnu».daration. V\ regard to Ibc oeg.ee of acsuianou usoeseary to ma«e claim, case wouid decided ...
... one of the *aje cattle at a fair. Mr. W JOHNSTON a»ked whether the right hou. gentleman rocenaider bia attitude toward* the Crimea Act Repeal Hill. Mr. MORLBY *aid the ordinary law would answer for ibe*epro*ocaiiona. ...
... perseveranee and attention to duty, that he rose from the ranks to be colonel of the regiment. His active services included the Crimea and the Indian Ilutiny. Hie means were to a great crippled by the failure of the City of Glasgow Bank, in which he largely ...
... who died on Selarday in London, at the age of 74, wee formerly a lieutenansthionel of the Boole Guards. He served in the Crimea in 1854 and 1855, and for 10020 tics was oommandant of the led Jager Britieb-Gtrcoan Legion. A deputy.lieutenant for County ...
... the Queen is stated to have spoken very decisively, for she always held the , highest admiration for the veterans of the I Crimea. Indeed, it may be remembered that when she received them thirty-four years ago. after the fall of Sebastopol, she was so ...
... the who is fa be unwell, has had another dreadful swiss& The bald official statement that on his klajostre journey to the Crimea the hula was stopped for eight stints a rail baring been removed, is amplified in a rewaskable manner by the Standard's Bt ...
... Princess Victoria’s Uegiment, K.1.F.). has passed through Minie strange tunes during his 21 years as soldier. went to the Crimea when only boy, from s«uih Africa, 'ihc nprleinit had heen Bcarcely',*«'! *wo when th« Indiau mutiny broke out. and our regiment ...