Graves of Soldiers at Scutari Cemetery Noted
A visitor catalogs more than a hundred graves in the Scutari English soldiers' cemetery near the hospital complex. The report lists names including Lieut. Marriott, Rev. George Hewy Proctor, Major Colville, Captain Campbell, and Viscount Chewton, among others. The piece reflects on the setting, sea views, and future care to preserve the site from neglect.
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Marriott
George Hewy Proctor
John Grabham
Inkerman
FY. A. Macartney
G. [Ume Read
R. H. Payne Craweard
Sic
Thiselwhyte
Anderson
Brown
Colville
Campbell
D.G
Tawsey Williams
C. H. Lindsay
Grenadier Guards
John Warren
Lucis Ward
Jane Ward
George Ainslie
21St Fusiliers
Glazbrook
Najor Sharp
Ripon
Stone
Adjutant Maule
Connaught Rangers
Ensign Halford
Wood
Grey Neville
Dr. Guards
H. G. Teesdale
R.E
Wallacombe
Viscount Chewton
Earl Waldegrave
Alma
Anne Clifford
Queen’s Own
Scutari
General Hospital
Kadi-Kelly
Barrack
Princes’ Islands
Seraglio Point
Golden Horn
Michael Walsh
H. E. Smith
Chalmers
Charles Platt
Harem
Patrick Litchfield
England
Paris Times Reports Baltic Assault on Revel Successful
The Paris correspondent says letters dated the 4th from the French Consul at a Baltic port announce that allied squadrons attacked Revel and achieved success with considerable damage to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Times of
Allies Demolish Anapa Fortifications in Black Sea Action
In Trieste a report states Allied forces are demolishing Anapa fortifications despite Circassian opposition. General Vivian travels to the Black Sea to select a landing site near Batoum. General Pepe is dead and General Percy arrives to organize the Italian Legion.
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Trieste
Anapa
Vivian
Black Sea
Batoum
Turin
Guillaume Pepe i
Percy
Reinforcements for the Crimea Embarked at Kingstown
A large detachment from several regiments including the 1st Royals 13th 14th 57th and 90th and 11th Inniskilling Dragoons sailed on the Resolute under Captain Grogan. Also aboard were officers from the Guards and 77 horses. The transport left after a parting salute in Kingstown Harbour with General Cochrane observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criimea
Kingstown
1St Royals
Grogan
14Th Foot
12Th Lancers
England
France
Spain Joins Western Allied Pact With 25000 Man Contingent
Madrid reports confirm Spain's decision to join the Western Powers alliance. A contingent of 25 000 men may be dispatched to Crimea with France and England backing the move. Cabinet debates centered on subsidies and Cortes approval with O Donnell and Zabala leading the pro alliance effort.
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Madrid
la Presse
France
England
t—Mapnip
Avavstoy
Marshal O'Donnell
Escorial
Prim
Espana of
Council of Ministers
Spain
Turkey
Duke de la Victoria
Crimea
Cortes
Sale of Beer Bill Read Second Time in Lords
Parliament reports a division of 25 to 16 after suspending the Standing Order for the Sale of Beer Bill in the Lords. In Commons Mr Heywood announced a future select committee on advancing science and aiding its cultivators. Much of the session covered the Charitable Trusts Bill in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Monpay
House OF Commons
Heywoop
Charitable Trusts
Limited Liability Bill Debated in House of Lords Resolution Passed
Lord Stanley of Alderley moves for immediate consideration of the Limited Liability Bill after Commons passage. The measure aims to permit capital contribution with limited liability, amid war delays and suspended charters. Turkish Loan Bill also read a third time and passed.
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Lord ‘Stanley
Alderley
House of Commons
Prospects of the War Referenced in the Consolidated Fund Debate
Lord J discusses the war budget and prospects as the Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill nears third reading. He notes war expenses exceeding 49 million this year and a budget around 90 million with further additions, urging sober reflection on government responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Fund
J. Russian
Baronet
French Republic
Prospects of war and peace in Europe debate
The discourse assesses naval and land campaigns in the Crimea and Baltic, the risks from Turkey and Austria, and the need for future budgetary scrutiny. It notes Sardinia's support, urges balance of power, and discusses Italian states amid foreign occupations.
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Dundas
Baltic
Charles Napier
Jess
Black Sea
Turkey
Crimea
Germany
Asia
Her
Poland
Russia
Austrian
Austria
Vienna
London
Paris
France
Great Britain
Europe
PF O
Sardinian
Sardinia
Italy
Piedmont
Papal States
Kingdom of the Two ‘Sicilies
University of Oxford
Gladstone
Sime
Naples
Tuscany
Rome
M. de Narbonne
Napoleon
Austria van
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Revel
Parliament
Turspay
Mouse OF Commons
Tursuay
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