... of the slave trade. He was a Gunnery Mate of the Tribune, in the Black Sea, 1854; assisted at landing the troops in the n Crimea; present at the battle of Alms, bombard- ing and covering the troops on shore, assisted in embarking the wounded; Gunnery ...

... uilit:ar> services of his grandfather and uncles, one of I whose was with Sir John Moore at Coruuna. The Major was in the Crimea during the last siege of Sebastopol. He seived also in Mauritius, where he acted as Srcretarey to the Governor for some little ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A CRIM.EA N VETERANI. - A C:t ...

... capacitr hieO te~r- pianncd and drew up the entire details for the ar di;eiebarnlk:iorl of tle. Bri-isli Army ill lihe ed- Crimea. Sir William was the lirst Naval offlcer day to enter Balaclavt -llarbour, and on hime devolved cer, the daty of organising ...

... proved of Liettuftcnt-Generai the fHon. Hussey bee, Fane Keane, of Rosemount, Sunningdale, R.E, C.B., The who served in thle Crimea, was Assistant Adjutanit-General T R .,1861-16;, Aide-do-Camp to the Commnender-in- poei Chief 1861-66, and to the Queen 1866-79; ...

... deceased~ habad to tlu5 Ia similar slight ettack Soume time ego. His body wvas previci removed hiome in the police ?? jury re- Crimea turnked a verdict of death from heart disease. Daillie, SwURr HoRSE ?? oluvontli annuatl Distric rexhibition of the Shire ...

... 1863. While the Regiment was stationed in Jamaica, where it laid from 1651 to 1857, an order arrived for it to proceed to the Crimea. ?? through an epidemio of yellow fever brealiug out it was countermanded; the number of deaths was so great that there was ...