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... Notice —The series of Personal Retrospects of the War in the Crimea,” by Dr. W. H. Russell, will be resumed the Aemy and Navy Gazette this day week. The narrative will relate to the Cavalry actions of October 25,1854, generally called the Battle of Balaclava ...
... April 30, 1802]. (©bitarg. THE ARMY AND NAYY GAZETTE. &c. the Malakoff in the Crimea, and had some successes in Mexico, but, being repulsed at Puebla, he was recalled. In 1870 he was with the Metz garrison, and shared its captivity. ...
... THE BRITISH ARMY IN 1854 5. As there is good deal of vague writing about the Army in the Crimea, it may be as well to reproduce some of the figures relating to it from the Adjutant- General’s ofifice. Up to April 29, 1856, the total number of men sent ...
... became capt., April 30, 1858 ; major, July 5, 1872 ; lieut.- col., March 25, 1880 ; and col., July 1, 1881. He served in the Crimea from Jan. 5 to July 20, 1855, including the siege of Sebastopol (medal with clasp and Turkish medal). Capt. J. St. J. Knowles ...
... served with that regiment in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny campaigns. He was present the relief of Azimghur, under Lord Mark Kerr, which action Capt. W. H. Jones, his brother, also in the same regiment, was killed. In the Crimea he was A.D.C. to Brig.-Gen. ...
... was the eldest son of the late Mr. George Murdoch, Chief Inspector of Machinery Afloat, an officer who gained renown in the Crimea for re-venting the guns in position before Sebastopol, inventing the copper vent, with which all muzzleloading guns were fitted ...
... 1854, and at once succeeded the ever-lamented Sir James Yorke Scarlett in command. He brought the regiment homo from the Crimea, May 28, 1856, and served with it successively at Kdinburgh, York, Manchester, Aldershot, and Brighton until Feb. 15 1861 ...
... served all through the Crimean Campaign and Indian Mutiny with the 95th Regiment, receiving the medal and three clasps for the Crimea and medal and clasp for Central India. He returned to England in 1887 after a continuous service in India of thirty years ...
... removed the Duke’s eye, was formerly in the Army, and was assistant-surgeon in the East at the time of the Expedition to the Crimea in 1854. ...
... error, printed instead commanding officers.’’ We did not, of course, advocate that all commissioned officers who served in the Crimea should be made K.C.B.’s, but we do think it would be gracious act on the part of His Royal Highness if he could secure that ...
... regiment in the Crimea, including the siege of Sebastopol and battles of Balaklava and Inkerman, severely wounded (medal with three clasps, Sardinian and Turkish medal, and sth class of the Medjidie). General Percy Feilding served in the Crimea on the staff ...
... Field in the storming of the enemy’s guns ; and it rendered important service at Sobraon. The 9th Foot did not land in the Crimea till the end of November, 1854. The Regiment formed part of Eyre’s Brigade in the attack of the 18th June on Sebastopol, and ...