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... The Russian authorities now forbid strangers sojourn more than three days in the Crimea, within any port of the Black .Sea. Miss Violet Cameron has recovered from hei recent serious indisposition. She appeared at bet Majesty's Theatre- Saturday evening ...
... DEATH OF CRIMEA VETERAN. Sergeant John Fleming, formerly of the 11th Hussars, died Friday, Aldershofc, aged 70. He had served in the Hussars for nearly 25 years. soiled Balaclava, Scbastopol, and Inkennann, and rode the famous charge of the Light Cavalry ...
... LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS. [Readings *t o'clock this morning Mr. G EmbeeT, F.C.S., Crimea:. Si- Michael's Gloucester.] Highest temperature previous .. 575 dec. Fahr. Lowest ~ ~ ~ .. 55deg. Fahr. Rainfall the „ .. Xone. Barometer .. .. .. .. OFFICE FOHE ...
... PAINTED SKELETONS. Some interesting results were obtained from the archaeological explorations carried on in the Crimea during last summer. Professor Vesselovski found painted human bones in two giaves—six skeletons in one grave and one in another. The ...
... Royal Scots Regiment 1835. He served in the Crimea, was present at the storming the Redan and during the siege and fall of Sevastopol. In September, 1855, he was appointed commandant of St. George's Monastery. Crimea ; and in March, 1857, he accepted the command ...
... RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. According to information from the Crimea, says the Moscow correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, the Czar, Czarina, and the Grand Duchess Xenia had narrow escape of being killed by the upsetting of their ...
... and that now nephritis (disease of the kidneys) had shown itself, necessitating his residence in the warmer climate of the Crimea. Professor Leyden, of Berlin, who has been summoned to attend the Czar, does not consider his condition to justify immediate ...
... Nevstroeuff, has been sent down from St. Petersburg to survey the whole of the Crimea, and draw topographical plans for the Russian War Department. These officers are to traverse the Crimea on horseback. Why the Minister ,of War should specially send such a surveying ...
... 12th inst. at Crumlin Lodge, Galway, after two days’ illness. He served in the Crimea in 1856, previous the conclusion of the armistice, and nntil the evacuation of the Crimea by the Allies. served ae adjutant to the detachment of the 28th Regiment with ...
... December sth, 1854, and June 18th, 1855. With the Cross wero included the 'same soldiers Crimea, Taku Fort, Distinguished Conduct in the Field, and Turko-Bntish Crimea medals. The lot sold for £50. Another V.C., presented to Duncan Millar, of the 42nd H ...
... Trent committed suicide at Exeter, Thursday, by cutting his throat. He was 58 years age, and did distinguished service the Crimea and the Indian Mutiny. At the inquest it was stated that had been worried by financial difficulties, and verdict of temporary ...
... scots Regiment in 1835. He served in the Crimea, was present at the storming of the Redan and during the siege and fall of Sebastopol. In September, 1855, he was appointed commaodaot of St. George’s Monastery, Crimea; and in March, 1857, he accepted the command ...