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... THROUGH THE CRIMEA* There is a never-failing interest in the strange admixture of blundering and heroism that makes up the grim story of the Crimea, and the stirring letters written by Sir Daniel Lysons to his mother and sister during the campaign were ...
... DEPARTURE OF THE CZAR FOR THE CRIMEA. «. [reuter's telegram.] ST. PETEBSBUBG, Oct. 1. The Czar and Czarina left .Spala yesterday even- ing for the Crimea, accompanied by the Czarevitch, the Grand Dukes George and Michael, the Grand Duchess Olga, and Prince ...
... During their approaching visit to the Crimea, ! the Czar and Czariua will be present at the launching of 1 some new ironclads, which have been constructed in the ln.penal Dockyards at Nicolaieff and Sevastopol. A despatch from Kimberley, received at Cape- ...
... The Russian Imperial Family will, it is stated, leave Copenhagen on the 22d inst., and go to the Crimea by way of Berlin, Bromberg, aud Thorn. The Court will re- turn to St. Petersburg about November 25. The state of health of the Grand Duchess Constantine ...
... The Russian Imperial Family will pay a visit to the Crimea in the co__ia_- spritub i ...
... f I A Crimea.- Veteran. — Application has been ; ! made to the War Office for relief on behalf of an old i Crimean veteran, named Wand, who is decorated with the > i medals of the Crimean and Turkish Yvars. Wand, who is ' : 00 years of age, lives at Hull ...
... THE QUEEN AT HYERES. [bkcter's telegram.] HYERE3, Mondat. Queen Victoria went out to day as usual. Forty Crimea veterans intend to ask the Queen to receive them, in order that they may have an opportunity of paying their respects to the Sovereign of their ...
... Petersburg stating that the Czar's depar- ture from Spala for the Crimea has been post- poned. ST. PETERSBURG, Skit. 20. The departure of the Imperial Family from Spala for the Crimea has been postponed for several days, the Czar continuing to keep his ...
... Rotterdam, with iron ore, and the steamer ! Crimea, for Newport. A dense fog prevailed at ; the time. The Lariston was struck amidships, and j the crew took to the boats as the vessel was sink- in? fast. The Crimea, it is believed, picked up five of the crew ...
... since been living in seclusion on his estate in the Crimea, has of late considerably improved, both his reason and his physical strength having revived. His Imperial Highness will remain in the Crimea until the spring, and will then be removed to his house ...
... died from the hardship he underwent in the campaign on the Sutlej, another died in the Ser- vice after the Crimea, and I, who was present in the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny, am the only one now left. This is only one case out of a great number, and it is ...
... valley beyond the village settlement of Greek fisher- folk at the head of the Bay of Balaclava is one of a large number in the Crimea, where viticulture on a large scale has proved a decided success. Indeed, the vine has thriven so well in the locality and ...