... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Glenfeadon, Portreath; Alice Eleanor, Bideford; Tivyside s, Carmarthen; Ossian s, Charente; Juno a, Cork; Bivouac s,Antwerp; Crimea a, Ohenitchesk. Sailed from Bristol-Westwood a, Union a, Chala, and Clyde, all for Cardiff; Devonia a, Bideford; Gleninore ...

... 6utlej, 1846, with Sobraou olasp, and a German Iron Cross of Prussia, 1870 (founded 1813), were sold for 17s each. A French Crimea medal for valour and discipline, and a Prussian iron medal for Waterloo, 1815, to non-combatants, were bought at 12s and 14s ...

... Doitk-blt'oho, B1--, £an~a; o Weet trj Doctu-ovv uior, eArcotT, ,-.iro FlytoatL fr.Ws Oc t o-b-eaB-t. Ytym~.S4 rn. 5` os Nos Crimea. 'X icr. 15 ?? ' flcrr-tc. i, Ltic,:7isntLocy e, L .,Mz, Oct. o -r-a Toaucozohl lzr-tr, SoutG Moo TOuADc. ?? 'I ?? ozc. ab ...

... M Mr. Henry Curtis, a Naval pensioner, who o. thetr ained the Vietoria Cross for au act of gallantry per- - formed in the Crimea, bhs just died at ?? Ohl the 18th of June, 1856, after tire attack on tie t Rolu, one ei the foats of Sebastopol. rL woursuied ...

... VnTERAAN. - The death is. announced of Mr Malcolm Walsh, formerly Lanazrkshire constable at Calderbank. He was a veteran of the Crimea and of the lIdian Mutiny, and held the Sebastopol and Turkish medale and clasps, as also those of Umbeyla, Central India, ...

... steamuer, 9,500 quarters, Danube, 12s, 12s 5d Hamburg, prompt; Lingfield steamer, 3,400 tons, December- January, Odessa or Crimea to Rotterdamn, 9s, 9s 3d two loeading ports; Adjustant, steamer, 3,300 tons, prompt, Novorossisk to Copenhagen, 11s 641; ...

... place in the Old Church, Ayr. 'Uie! .l old colours were presented to the battalion by I Lady Pennefatherati Malta after the Crimea,. and they witl be depoaiwed in the old cherchs -i with belitting'eereanoniaL. As.&SAhrA, PERaANeN, AND WAnDAZIs'ED CoRE ...

... at all. The clerk (Mr. Richey Wilson) said Jolnston had enlisted in 1854, served ten years, acl had two medals, one for the Crimea. When hie got the first pension hie would leave the house. It wans agreed to maim no claim for maintenance up till now, but ...

... for orders; 2s 7'34d is the rate May-June; the demand, however, is not active. Ore-Rates unchanged. India quiet. Fixtures- 'Crimea steamer, 10,800 quarters, prompt, Danube, 11s 3d; lls 9d. Hamburg; Sobraon steamer, 3,400 tons, prompt, Sulina to ?? 9s; Hamburg ...

... Hani- burg; Enrique, steamer, 3,000 tons, 1st to 10th October, Vzarra, Baltohick, or Kusteudjie 5sa 3d -any, i5s 9d Hamburg; Crimea, steamer, 13,000 qnai-ters, 8th October, cancelling Azoff, 17s, new chatter,, barley, cargo guaranteed; Byron steamier, 2 ...