... Crimea S TEAM—LEIT H TO LONDON , VICTORIA DOCK . LErm . ETCE ? WEDNESDAY , FRIDAY , and SATURDAY . HERMITAGE STEAM WHARF . WAPPTNO . a . Every TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY , and SATURDAY , Zs tho Moiroificent ami Port Steamsliina . METEOR . IOKA , MALVINA ...

... IN THE CRIMEA. GORDON arrived at Balaclava on New Year's Day, 1866. Some of the most memorable events of the Crimean war were then matters of history —the battle of the Alms ; the Balaclava charge of the Light Cavalry brigade ; and the hattle of Inkerman—the ...

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... Manikin Nevstroueff, has been sent down from St Petersburg to survey the whole of the for the Crimea, and draw topographical hese officers are to traverse the Crimea on horseback. Why Russian War Office Department. the Minister of War should specially send ...

... SERVICE THE CRIMEA. The grave has closed over the remains of anotiitr of the fast disappearing band of Crirneai, vetera in the person of David Ewing, a resident in Duni dee. and who was regarded the oldest soldier in Forfarshire and Perthshire. Beni nearly ...

... THE EPIDEMIC THE CRIMEA. (BFITKR TELEGRAMS St Petersburg, Saturday.—lt to-day reported that cholera has broken out at Nijni Novgorod, and spread to Larapou and various places iv the Crimea. Peteraburg, Sunday.—The outbreak of cholera Nijni Novgorod confined ...

... THE CRIMEA ON SHOW. OME months ago there went the round an I,announcement that many of the survivors of the Balaclava Charge were in indifferent circumstances—a few of them actually at grips with want. There was nothing unusual in their ease; for is not ...

... CRIMEA VETERANS In reeporme to a tekdrani to Her NlMmity from 150 veteran. I[llo height the Crimea mai the Mutiny. uml aim landed and dined vielenday. 11eneral Owen lime to ill fir their kind and vii.hee- A brill:ant vire,' on nioltt at the Royal 111 ...

... from Petersburg to survey the whole of the Crimea, and draw topographical plans for the Russian War Office Department. These officers are traverse the Crimea on horseback. Why the Minister of War should specially send such a surveying party and for such ...

... AN INCIDENT OF THE CRIMEA. Sir Augustus Spencer, one of the Crimean heroes, whose death the army now mourns, was the centre of a rather remarkable incident in that great struggle. He was at the time Colonel of the 44th Regiment. and when Brigadier Eyre ...

... :NCE OF THE CRIMEA. Last week the annual social meeting of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Aberdeen branch, was held in St Katherine’s Hall. Colonel Joyner presided. He referred to the historic Balaclava charge, and brought to their mind some the ...

... THE CONSTABLE IN THE CRIMEA The Crimean War from First to Last. By General Sir DANIEL LYSONS, G.C.B. London: Murray. Dodgy Dan' is still a name to conjure by amongst tacticians, yet how many of those who have chuckled over countless wily works wrought ...