... training Of Marines who landed from the ships not fifty were with the battalion when it reached Kertch, and the three Highland corps were reduced to about 100 each when they arrived at the same destination. If these casualties happen amongst stout-hearted veterans ...

... loss the enemy. Smallpox still in the ship. We have sixty to seventy cams six officers. have destroyed some twenty different coasting vessels within last three weeks.—After last mail started, the different ships of the fleet supplied themselves with wood ...

... fallen heavily on'the Sardinian contingent; and General Marmora, of the 2nd division, had been very severely attacked. of casualties from the Ist to the 3rd of June inclusive:—Killed: 1 sergeant and 7 rank and file. Wounded: Lieutenants Hill and F. Morgan ...

... maintain themselves there, when the Malakoff, which commands it on the was . once more the hands of the Russians. The guns of the ships were brought to bear on the ' Malakoff, which it was found impossible to retain, - after it had been carried in the most gallant ...

... kc. Lord Panmure presents the Electric Telegraph Company with a nominal list of officers wounded, and numerical list of casualties of non-commissioned officers and men, on the 18th of June:—Non-commissioned officers and rank and file killed, wounded, ...

... was straight and clear, and, from the furthest point to which access was allowed, seemed as if a bowshot would carry to th 6 ships ensconced beneath the hill. The Round Tower looked, even to experienced eyes, les3 formidable from that proximity than it had ...

... oflicers are serious her Majesty's tervice. 1 closure turns the killed and '.mounded from t'*e ' to the 7th, and th'-se of the casualties that have since occurred to the 10«h instant. These lists, I much lament to say, are very heavy. ( Toe Alma has returned ...

... add to the announcement in yesterday's Daily Post:— The Dee brings a ship's letter-bag from St. Thomas, which probably contains most of the missing mail from Cruz. Her Majesty's ship Vertal, Captain Thompson, arrived at Thomas on the »th, from Bermuda ...

... their ships. Imuediately after the affair of the 7th a great activity s«ized all the ships in the harbour. The steamers approached by night the Careening-creek, and fired on tae French working parties the White Batteries. The line-of-battle ships have ...

... offloers nd men employed the the fleet, and the Danube and £—l ars Th ** »«'operations were carried oat the less a life. List casualties from the 11th l4th June sergeant and rank and filerounded, A W. Boyce, Foot, 1 sergesaits and tank and file. Laid has forwarded ...

... shower of rockets was poured in without any newed with some loss casualty. On the night of the 17th the firing was re- Four men woun Casualties on the isth.—H. M. ship Princess Royal : . H. M. ship Miranda: Captain Ed- mund Lyons very severely wounded by a ...

... stiffness of the limbs since. The was regarded as nothing short cf miraculous, being altogether unpre- etented in the whole casualties of the seige. It created the liveliest interest and curiosity among the Artillery being impossible, however natural, in ...