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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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