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... proceeded to Turkey in 1854 the horse accompanied his master, and was ridden constantly by him, and landed with the army in the Crimea. At the battle of the Alma the horse was wounded in several places. Four bullets were extracted from various parts of his ...
... was not made up by tbe support which should have been atlorded him by the Premier. In the autumn 1b55 the duke wi«ited the Crimea, and subsequently Anapa, Southern Kaleh, and other military posts on the east coast Black Sea. When Lord Palmerston became ...
... TIorii as Colonel G. F. Upton, of the Coldstreamn 1aards, i'e lst bittalioni of wrhich reginleut he corn lia'lded in theC Crimea. ?? iii`rlCT E.Naxo ?? proprietors of t 'e /ri. i, bal.M ii X, i-, rit the samc disposi- °iC~i tliiry sliownu on former ? ...
... be Secretary of State for War.— Notwithstanding this improved arrangement, the War Department broke down, our army in the Crimea was the victim of frightful maladministra- tion, and the Duke of Newcastle had to bear the blame. Especially was he placed ...
... be Secretary of State for War.— Notwithstanding this improved arrangement, the War Department broke down, our army in the Crimea was the victim of frightful maladministra- tion, and the Duke of Newcastle had to bear the blame. Especially was he placed ...
... Western District. Lord was aell known Colonel G. F. Upton, of the Coldstream Gaarda Ist battalion of which regiment comia the Crimea. ...
... ii the Duke of Newcastle had chosen to justily himself when be was made a scapegoat for his party after one diemtees in the Crimea, he might have shown thatomee If he was not blameless, his responsibility wee small compared with that of others. But his ...
... increase profligacy or not? The experience in that city is that it does not; and assuredly it would prevent a far greater crime—a crime most abhorrent to our natural instincts—that wholesale murder of the innocents wh ich is such a curse upon this city ...
... increase profligacy vr not? The experience in that city is that it does not; and assuredly it would prevent a far greater crime—a crime: most abhorrent to our natural instincts—that wholesale tourder of the inzse-uts whi:h is au-h a curse upon this city ...
... brought against him who, at thic mim-nt. stood on the same spot where a few month* »re bis son had been aoeaced of the eatne crime—a crime whose only puuifihment is death. To inflict it ia tbo present caso would, indeed have been mercy ; ent otf existence ...
... District. Lord was known Colonel Upton, of the Coldstream Guards, the Ist battalion of which tegiment he commanded in the Crimea. Soldier's Funeral —The remains of a sergeant of the depot battalion in Belfast were conveyed to Friar s Bush Burying-ground ...
... English Meters. Sbegog Dickie. p, j PeQlntuia, , more than The same journal has, however, a positive state- double, and in tbe Crimea treble that of the United ment, which aeeraa to point the retirement either States troops iu the period under review. In the ...