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... DODGY DAN IN THE CRIMEA. Clasps and the Crimean Medal. Ie Reviewing the Crimean War from First to . Lass, by General Sir Daniel Lysons, G.C B., a l, London contemporary says there never was a more popular officer in the Army than t'ir Daniel 33 Lysons- ...
... Joltivet, one of the most distinguished officers of the French Army. He enlisted in 1832, and served in the wars of Algeria; the Crimea, Italy, Mexico, and in the ?? war. Tess death from sunstroke, in Burma, is announced of Captain N. A. Bray, the Royal Inuiskilling ...
... superintend the fitting out of a number of 12th boats required in connection with the landing oi gun the British Army in the Crimea. Thetroops tn a included field artillery and horses, and great taht difficulty was experienced in landing the soldiers the ...
... with enthusiasm, to the strains of the National 'Anthem. JhThe CHIAtttMANT proposed, The ?? of our comrades who iell in the Crimea, paying an eloquent tribute to the memory of those who had fallen before Sebastopol.-The toast was drunk in solemn silence ...
... THE AFFLICTED CZAR., DEPARTURLE FOR THE CRIME.A,. PATHETIC INCIDENTS.? ; COMPLICA TION OF DISEASE;S. I m The ~'Czar and Czarina leit Spawin on pip Monday for the Crimea, accompansied by the X Czareviiteh, thc Grasnd Dukes Ueulrte and M^ichael, tbe Urand ...
... - nc flicting dreadful injuries. She was taken to the re Hospital in a very precarious condition. (S Newman fought in the Crimea, aend took part (S in the famous charge of the Light Brigade. W1rlEATr,2Y's Hoe B1TTr6s.-Unequalled as a its wholesome temperance ...
... years of age, fresh was called and examined by Mr. Hudson ch the 'Kearley, M.P. She said she acted as a aiably nurse in the Crimea, attending uron the starving talianL and frost-bittelL soldiers. ,6ho was married iu ,f the the year 1856. Her husband lived ...
... to guidance of Sergeant Dooley, late of the ea . regienst, who fought side by side with tie nor- deceased all through the Crimea, at Alma, Ba e. clava, Inkerman, and Sebastopol. Mr. u. Matthews, late of H.M.S. Britannia, sad M. W. Turner, late of H.M ...
... 7ngaa1es Romance. Very few people know that there ie a pretty I romance attached to Miss lightiugals's eventful mission to the Crimea. It wae gererally known among her' friends at the tinie that she had I a bestowed her affections en a vaubg officer in one ...
... Wjere you ever in a terrible aecdent* Lancastor i ulet my wife by accident. Grimes (rlqjctedl&) What a perfect fool I am. Mrs Crimea (esstfivqly): ?\O one is perfect, dear. Here's a story of a muan who exchanged his wife for a horse; you wouldn't chauge me ...
... \Vhrqn thne war with fiarssgi;abrolta out ~n-d~ Lord 'Iigiaul was appointed' - omnriandar-iu'.hie'f ofS thp iorces in the C'rimea,. Colonel- Steele . &ceom-' paniedirinne aslliltary. See'rrear'tr m'd1 it nrav 'be ?? serred rlhroneihpnt rhdSe- ' ;fit2 ...
... 4as just expired at Streatham. in hbi sixty-sixt'h year. He en tered t4I Airmy in 1841. aud served with his regiment in the Crimea -after the fall of Sebastopol in 1855. In the Neew Zealand War 'of 1861 he jomtnauded the regi; ment, and inr 1863 hL captured ...