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... VICTIMS OF THE CRIMEA. The remains of the 180 British sailors who, during the Crimean War, died and were buried at Beira, on the Upper Bosphorus. were, on Tuesday, disinterred and removed to the cemetery at Scutari. Her Majerty's Cha ye d'Affaires, Mr ...
... The Militia and the Crimea. From this period down to 18253 the career of the regiment appears to have been an uneventful one, consisting principally of the ordinary annual routine training, but in the latter year new colours were presented to the battalion ...
... THE CRIMEA—OUT OFFICE. the end of 1854 horrible, heartrending accounts, Lord John Russell called them, came home from the Crimea, and the country became greatly ir.censed with the Aberdeen Government. Mr. Roebuck moved for the appointment of a Commission ...
... PRESENT IN THE CRIMEA. THE BATTLE OF THE ALMA GOLD-DIGGING AT BALLARAT. BUILDING AT BEXHILL. It has been with deep regret that the inhabitants of Bexhill have heard of the death of Mr. Charles Henry Gold, whih sad event took place at five minutes nine ...
... A FAMILY OP MDBPEEKKS. Tha Tribunal the town Kerteh. the Crimea, has juat concluded the trial of mam named iramtokir fora of mardtra committed in the moftooK blooded manner. The had fortneriy been numk Kieff, but becoming tired of mooMdo Ufii fWtoKa^ ...
... KEEILWORTM COLLIDE FOR LADlif. ag. Crimea, Ihatise. MAGUIRE. Out muss le Indrlig Idris arl dr grim Um. Parra Gsressurs. ls:r1 Nam Is 'wird Tie Ism Is Is s ser • ars win is dr swerwrairsis by ss An Ordlorsi Ifardsdiss. dans ds et Irsass. ...
... in the Crimea, and, by the way, slept one night in Mr. Baker's tent ; Mr. Keeler, who was in the Crimea with the 17th. Foot; Mr. Lambert, of Fishbourne, who was also them, in the 7th Lancers ; Mr. Smith, of tiomerstown, who went through the Crimea and was ...
... L KING & SON, Market Gardeners, HOLLINGTON. TNE CRIMEA° SF LIFE. ...
... oceasions. The 96th will always be remembered for its glorious charge at Vimiera during the Peninsular war. ~ But it was in the Crimea that the Manches!ers—or rether the 63rd—wrought miost rlhntly. It was at Alma it made a magn ficent charge, at Inkerman that ...
... General Hamilton, aged 75, who served in the Crimea: Mr. Henry Courtney Selous, the eminent painter, in bis vear: Mrs. Mackay, one of the first nurses enlisted bv Miss Florence Nightingale for service the Crimea; the Bishop of Kition, in Cyprus, profound ...
... distinguished service reward of £lOO a year, won perhaps his most pictnresquo fame when was youthful—a very youthful—subaltern the Crimea. He was in the van the attack and at the capture of the cemetery at Sebastopol, and his conduct eecnred for him an honour ...
... realising what troubles were in store for him, hailed with delight the news that he was at once to be drafted to the Crimea. He remained in the Crimea until June, 1856, and when he came home he sported with a great deal of youthful pride the Crimean medal and ...