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... into the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders in 1844, and, after serving some years in Canada, proceeded with his regiment to the Crimea, where he eerved throughout the whole campaign, taking part in the battles of Alina and Balaclava and the siege and taking ...
... Street, and eleven houses fronting Crimea S'treet, -with extensive bakery concern and foundry premises, ground rents, and buildfing- ground. Rental-13 houses, 3 to 29, Riga Street, let at £118 6s; 11 houses, 60 to 80, Crimea Street, let at £95 6s 8d; bakery ...
... o'clock; fine passage. Glassalt (6), Bytb, at Leith from Rotterdam 17th September. CASUALTIES. (FROM LLOYD'S-MONDAY.) The Crimea, British steamer, which grounded at Kertoh, floated on Saturday; was surveyed, and found perfectly seaworthy. The Monte Rosa ...
... yesterday mnorning, and receved damage to plates on port how. She will be docked for exmnation. Barry, May 29.-The British steamer Crimea, has arrived off with damage through collision with a lightier at Rotterdam. Malta, Mfay 29.-The British steamer Elpis, from ...
... Nagasal, and the Baron Hambro collided in Roath Dock during a north-east gale. The frrmer proeesded to sea. Latter damaged. The Crimea (s), oal laden, when proceed'ng to sea strucek the quay wrall, damnaging bowvs. Copenhagen, M~ay 20.-The Russian schooner ...
... CMarles, D Lowcstoft, coale; Jeanie s, Tyne, bunkers; limRoe, London ; Mj stery, Rye; Beaconsffeld, Clol- cheitr--al coals; Crimea s, Tytte, propeller.' WEST IURTLEPOOL, Oct.. 10.-Arrived: Anus, S *afdsvai,1 props. Oct 10.-Sailed:Horos s, Sunderlaid, light; ...
... with very great hardships, and the bungling of the Commissariat Department, while not quite bad in the cases the English the Crimea and the French tiie war 1870, have given rise to comments which must be extremely distasteful to the officers and men the ...
... penion of £610. e a reward for long| and highly- meritor'ious service in the army. Mr ' Teatamnw active serajieein -thie CrimeaS from 1854 'lta-S, and wee also One- *)f the defenders hi- :1857 at Lucknow *-during- the Mutcinv; Mr- Te~atam holds an important ...
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... 2.BluilfrLvr pool, sailed. * Natal, Sept. 29-Norham. Castle, from Lon- don, arrived. Nice, Sept. 30.-Lusitania, London for Crimea, left. Plymouth, Sept. 30.-Palawan, Calcetta for London, arrived. Port-Natal, Sept. 30.-Inanda, from ondon, arrived. Port-Said ...
... Major Frederick Carr Swinnerton Dyer. He was born in 1837, and was a captain in the 17th Regiment, with which he served in the Crimea and in Canada. Li Hung Chang has left at least one order behind him. Brussels has it-a dinner service of 860 pieces, enough ...
... establishing the truth your last statement, your client may be sure of acquittal.” There a story of an English soldier in the Crimea, wbe was sorely tried by the raillery of a French comrade after the French success at the MaUkboff and the British repulse ...