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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 13, 1855

Page

7

Despatch on Crimean War Casualties from December 1854

Iris Grace the Duchess of Newcastle receives a copy of Lord Raglan's despatch dated December 30 1854. It reports siege progress near Sebastopol the difficulty of landing stores at Balaklava and a casualty list covering 25 to 28 December 1854 including names from the 20th 55th and 44th Regiments and the Rifle Brigade with several missing.

Derarrment Iris Grace Duke of Newcastle Lord Raglan G.C.B Sebastopol Lord Duke Tchernaya Canrobert Colin Campbell Balaklava Orrer Freld-Marshal 20Th Regiment of Foot Rifle Brigade T Serjeant J. B.bucknat Eestcourt George Drudge Regiment of Foot Daniel O’connors James Duggan Martin Donlan 55Th Regiment of Foot Phillip Parker Thomas Bray 44Th Regiment of Foot John Porter Robert McFarlane 41St Regiment of Foot Francis Markey William Feakins 57Th Regiment of Foot Thomas Holden Hugh King J. B. Buckwain Estcourt

Queen commends Inkerman troops in Sebastopol dispatch

Postscript captures a general order from Canrobert praising Allied French and British forces after Inkerman. The Queen’s despatch notes vigorous French aid to the English divisions and mutual esteem between officers Bosquet and Canrobert. Headquarters stamped Sebastopol December 28.

Cieneral Cantobert Takerman England Inkerman Canrobert Bosquet Queen of Sebastopol

Hotels named in royal hotel guide column across Britain

A long list from the Royal Hotel Guide links hotels and inns across towns from Abingdon to Wolverhampton with names such as The Queen's Dublin, The Royal Hayes Kilkenny, The Crown London, and many regional properties. The column catalogs hotel signage and affiliations in a travelogue style.

Bicknell Bonchurch, I. Or Bonchurch Birmingham King’s Head Mayc Birkenhead Adelphi Soute Bournemoute B-le Vue Family Macey Buxton Old Hall Bates Canterbury Fountain Finon Cowes Bull Cowes West Vine Vawson Cheltenham the Queen’s Davis Chichester the Nolpain Ballard Clifden Ireland Car's Heel—Carr Clifton Read coRzx Imperial—Cotton Hibernian Spring Dover Lord.arden Hakes Royal Ship Dublin the Bilt n—Heneiky Reynolds’s. Tuthill Tuthill Macken’s Ennis Morrison Baker Commercial—Wood Exeter Half Moon Routley the Globe—Birkett Bedinburgh Rampling’s Waterloo Humphreys Swaine Tait New Royal Tait Enniscorthy Portsouth Arma end—Churchill Glasgow Globe—Stimpson Imperial Mr Donald Temperance Steele Royal Canuck Hastings — Albin Emory Herne Bay Pie Hotel Steer Harwich White Hart Dickeson Holloway Maltby's Huddersfield Crown—Hai Ig Hot Wells York Stooke Ipswich Fleece Markham Crown & Anchor Harrison Ilfracombe Britannia Martin Innerary New Inn Annaud Killarney Lake—Cutler Railway Hotel Railway Co Kingstown the Royal Hayes Kilkenny flibernan— Walsh _ Flude’s Victoria Flude Kendal

English funded securities ease after final settlement

The English funded securities market cooled as the final settlement completed and news from Crimea and Vienna diminished. Railway traffic data show resilience despite war, with cautious trade slowing declines. If railway revenue rises, expenses have grown, and the impact of tariff cuts on future profits remains to be seen.

Crimea Vienna Russia

War Intelligence From the Theatre of Operations

The Times reports from Vienna on dispatches about the Crimea expedition. Turkish forces, Don Cossacks, and divisions from Odessa are moving to reinforce Sevastopol amid snow and supply shortages. The article notes Polish and Liprandi-linked troops, Ottoman artillery, and a Russian sortie near Fort Quarantine. The piece includes the Russian Archbishop’s exhortation to march against the enemy with divine backing.

The Times Vienna Oesterreische Correspondenz Odessa Crimea Gortschakoff Temail Kischeneff Akermann Sebastopol Eupatoria Varna Fremden Blatt Liprandi Omer Pasha Sirdar Wallachia Michael Christ Mahomet

Arrival of Lord Cardigan and Crimean War Notes

Loyal reception at Folkestone for the Earl of Cardigan amid illness signals, Osbornes remarks on the Medical Department of the Army, Scutari and Balaklava criticisms, and praise for Miss Nightingale. Details on the Devastation floating battery and a note on the Royal Welsh Fusiliers goat’s death.

Carpicax Folkstone Boulogne Lord Cardigan England de Lacy Evans Times G. Osborne Balaklava Scutari Home Seudari Dr. Hall Crimea Silas Peru Asbert War-office Miss Nightingale Zames Fund Macdonald Zémes Osborne Dorsetshire Mr. Osborne

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Postscript London Wellington Piccadilly Abingdon Crown & Whistle Lindars Amesbury Barrow Liverpool Deakin Adelphi—Radley Lynn Langharne Globe Pepler LEWES Ira_and Railway Kemp Leamington the Regent Wallis ‘the Bath Russell Tansdown Buckingham the Crown Stanley Temperance bStiff Lincoln Saracen’s Head Thornton Llangollen Kroyal—Davis Llansbrynmon Wynstay Arms Lloyd Smallow Queen’s Arms de Villers Margats Colley Imanchester Palatine—Smith Royal—Allen King's Arms Elton Imaidstones Royal Star Turnfin Menai-Bridge An ‘Esea Arms Humphreys Vctoria Humphreys Imatlock Bath—Greaves Monmouth Hoanfort Arms Evans Inrrlford Neton—Pritchard Imelton Mowi Bray George— Watson Bell and Swan —Sharpe Inewcastle-Ontyne Neville Hotel Young Central Station Norwich Norfalk Foster & Son Nottingham Ram—Wilson Spread Eagle Trueman Normanton Mount—Nolan Oswestry Wynnslay Arms Lloyd Commercial—McDougall Portsmouth George Crofts Plymouth Albion Hu_ sey Prescot Royal—Forshaw Portishead Portishead Wait Preston Red Linn Rainford Queenborough Ship—Bills Ramsgate Royal—Hiscocks Ryde Royal Eagle—Wood Woodrow Rayvader Red Lion - Morgan Ross Trevor Sangster Richmon Star and Garter Ellis Castle Bull I Rochester Crown— Willson Rockferry Royal Rock—Huntress Royal Pier Barnes & Co Smvers Sivers Rochdale Tweedale Scarborough Crown— Shapin Salisbury the Lamb - Richards Sandown Isle of Wight Star and Garter—Brooks Sedberg Kingg’s Arms Atkinson Shanklin I. of Wight Spanklin Hotel—Daish Southampton Royal — Matham Royal Cummins Cummins Reford White’s—White Winchester Black Swan—Sherry Windsor Castle Chater Dangerfield Worthing Royal Sea House—Fowler Marine Brown’ Steyne Sotel—Bennett Worcester Barnett Wrexham Wynnstay Arms—Johnson Italy Paris Montreux Black Sea S. G. Ospernne Poole Durweston Courrier du Medical Department OF the Army St. Petersburg
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