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... . « ■ v William Coclringlon in the Crimea, including the battles of Alma, Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and attacks of the Redan on June 18 and September 8, was elected on Thursday chairman of the South-Western Railway Company, and Lieut.-Colonel ...
... 326, HIGH HOLBORN. And all Booksellers and Railway Bookstalls. ABRIDGED EDITION OF KINGLAKE’S “CRIMEA.’ This Day is Published. The Invasion of the Crimea: Its origin, i.nd an account of its progress down to the death ..E Lord Raglan. A. W. KINGLAKB. ...
... Green, Staines, on the 10th inst., in his 85th year. Gen. Spence entered the Army in 1829, and served with his regiment in the Crimea in 1855, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol and the attacks of June 18 and Sept. 8. In November of that year he was ...
... Batn, Royal Fusiliers - - Dover. 3rd Batn. Border Regiment - - Colchester. ABRIDGED EDITION OF KINGLAKE’S “CRIMEA.” The Invasion of the Crimea Its origin, and an account of its progress down to the death of Lord Raglan. By A. W. KINGLAKE. Adapted for ...
... any part the world. Fortnum & Mason’s Preserved Meats, Soups, &0., are a speciality, and were supplied to officers in the Crimea, to officers in Egypt, and to Polar expeditions giving the greatest satisfaction. Full particulars and estimates supplied ...
... pictures of cities and peoples, manners and customs. —Morninu Post, ABRIDGED EDITION OF KINGLAKE’S “CRIMEA.” This Day is Published. The Invasion the (Crimea: Its origiu, and an account of its progress down to the death of Lord Raglan. By A. W, KING LAKE ...
... suggested to him the opportuneness of reminding the public of his own eminent services in connection with his “Iwo Chiefs in the Crimea.” So far the conduct of Sir Edmund Lyons needed no eulogium. Capt. Lardley \Vilmot as we said in reviewing his book, has done ...
... that little or nothing has been said on thi subject in the accounts of medical arrangements^ ABRIDGED EDITION OF KINQLAKE-S “CRIMEA, The Invasion of the ©rimea ite r Lo rd By tc Adapted for Military Students. evl9 by Lieui Col. Sir Georob Sydenham Clarke ...
... impertinence to tell me I would have extolled Lord Raglan as I extolled Lord Clyde had I been admitted to the headquarters in the Crimea. My birthright I journalist was not to be sold for a mess of staff pottage. With the venomous attacks on the Times I will ...
... 15, 1855, and Capt. Aug. 30, 1859 ; afterwards retiring by sale of his commission. He served with the 48th Regiment in the Crimea from April 21 to Aug. 7, 1855, and was present at the siege and fall of Sebas- / ■ [February 11, 1899. topol and assault on ...
... Nov. 3, 1848 ; S Feb. 0, 1855; Deputy Surgeon-General Oct. 1, 1858 ; and Surgeon-General Oct 18, 1864 J Mouat served in the Crimea with the oth Dragaons and on the Medical Staff, and was in charge of the general field hospital o . the 3rd Division throughf ...
... Russian War it was naval officer, Mr. Roberts, commanding the Cyclops, who devised the means of transporting our guns to the Crimea. He says Hearing that at Constantinople wood was becoming scarce as the French were building flat-bottomed boats for landing ...