... CRIMEA. On Thursday good race should be seen for the July Cup, as some very speedy horses are engaged. L’Abbesso de Jouarre has been a bit “off” of late, and may not start. After Memoir’s display at Ascot she cannot considered to have recovered her form ...

... IN THE CRIMEA. He served in the Eastern Campaign of 1854-5, and was present at the battles of Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm. At the Alma his horse was killed, and again at Balaklava and Inkermann his charger was shot under him. For the part he took in ...

... NOT= AND CRIMEA WOKEN'S LIBRA/ff.—Wanted, the names of some good, instructive, and high-class papers and periodicals for starting a woman's library in connection with • guild in a country town, so that we may be well posted up in what women are doing ...

... THE CRIMEA. SAD DEATH OF A BOY HERO OF At Battersea, Mr. A. Braxton Hicks has held an Inquiry with reference to the death of Thomas John Keep, aged 55 years.—Mrs. Emma Keep, the widow, stated that the deceased was formerly in the Grenadier Guards, having ...

... In the Crimea. Hamley first distinguished himself in the Crimea. There he seems to have ever been in the thick of the fight—two of his horses were killed under him : Lut he was exceedingly lucky, for he himself was never once seriously wounded. He had ...

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... CRIMEA A st Hosed se Tessissr syssisf as Tows Mr. vas is Me Orb, rod then were sissones Waal, DMA. ileadoe. VuiSo. Riaa. WAIN, Dail. Kisabsr, Edw. Crawly, Mom p &belts. ince Skid* Rows, omit, Ogroas. Cbssisisid. OsissasSl. rborps. Rabiseues. Mollie Armoires ...

... CRIMEA VESTRY. The adjourned meeting of the Vestry was held' at hie Town Hall on Tender Mr. J. J. ‘l , heeler was in arr. ini IMO =e : Menem 0•M Wi Besein. Minas. ne. ig a ll ail t _ i = T. R. Toms. Imas. b Pe Tall.• anyeneek, limer Ithaisa. flateden ...

... AT BALAKLAVA, 1855 From The Crimea in i854 and 1894 generally preferred, since it was more easily cooked, and could even be caten raw. and yet There were abundant supplies of cattle w thin a week's sail of the Crimea, but our commissariat officers ...

... AFTER THE CRIMEA. OLD VSTEI42C . DADOfD RITA DZOOLDO William Whifbn, 7o mare of og., • fine old fellow, though paralysed all noun one side, gtting au snore. at Crowtamd-rd., Legton, was charged at the Guildhall, before Mr. Alliston, with placing htmtolf ...

... CRIMEA VESTRY. Tie fortaightly ei this board was held ea Tuesday, Mr. J. J. Wheeler, .1. P., in the their. There wets in attendance —Moore. Beam, Hemming, Cross, Dees, ieffeey, Crsitey, Mackenzie, Nennhani, Nicbole, Prinnyeutcs, Percy, Velum; Wheeler ...

... ENGLISHMEN AT THE CRIMEA. ._.___._.. Vie have received the following telegram from the Earl of Sheffield, dated Hotel Bristol, Constantinople: It may interest any English who are thinking of visiting the Crimea to know the sort of treatatilt they are ...