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CRIMEAN WAR (1853-1856) Group of French officers. Photo Roger Fenton Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-crimean-war-1853-1856-group-of-french-officers-photo-roger-fenton-37970922.htmlRMC5NM8A–CRIMEAN WAR (1853-1856) Group of French officers. Photo Roger Fenton
Crimean War 1853 - 1856, commanding officers of the French squadron in the Levant, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-1853-1856-commanding-officers-of-the-french-squadron-in-the-levant-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image432326087.htmlRM2G3A49B–Crimean War 1853 - 1856, commanding officers of the French squadron in the Levant, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
UKRAINE. Group of officers during the Crimean war 1935 old vintage print Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ukraine-group-of-officers-during-the-crimean-war-1935-old-vintage-print-image183122839.htmlRFMHWY1B–UKRAINE. Group of officers during the Crimean war 1935 old vintage print
Queen Victoria (1819-1901), distributing the Crimea Medal, Horse Guards Parade, London, c1854. The Crimean War was fought from October 1853 to February 1856. The Crimea Medal was a campaign medal approved on 15 December 1854, for issue to officers and men of British units (land and naval) who had fought in the Crimean War of 1854-56 against Russia. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/queen-victoria-1819-1901-distributing-the-crimea-medal-horse-guards-parade-london-c1854-the-crimean-war-was-fought-from-october-1853-to-february-1856-the-crimea-medal-was-a-campaign-medal-approved-on-15-december-1854-for-issue-to-officers-and-men-of-british-units-land-and-naval-who-had-fought-in-the-crimean-war-of-1854-56-against-russia-image486073402.htmlRM2K6PFGA–Queen Victoria (1819-1901), distributing the Crimea Medal, Horse Guards Parade, London, c1854. The Crimean War was fought from October 1853 to February 1856. The Crimea Medal was a campaign medal approved on 15 December 1854, for issue to officers and men of British units (land and naval) who had fought in the Crimean War of 1854-56 against Russia.
PORTSMOUTH Crimean War Banquet to Crimean Officers. Hampshire 1856. Illustrated London News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-portsmouth-crimean-war-banquet-to-crimean-officers-hampshire-1856-95171961.htmlRFFERCPH–PORTSMOUTH Crimean War Banquet to Crimean Officers. Hampshire 1856. Illustrated London News
Crimean War - Fenton photograph Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-fenton-photograph-image65375422.htmlRMDPA30E–Crimean War - Fenton photograph
British General Sir George Brown with military staff during Crimean War Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/british-general-sir-george-brown-with-military-staff-during-crimean-image69214155.htmlRME0GYA3–British General Sir George Brown with military staff during Crimean War
General Sir William Fenwick Williams, 1st Baronet of Kars (1800 – 1883) was a Nova Scotian. He and other British officers inspired poorly equipped Turkish soldiers to repel Russian attacks by General Murav’ev on the besieged town of Kars during the Crimean War for three months. They caused 6,000 Russian casualties, but were forced to surrender on their own terms due to starvation, disease and shortage of ammunition. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-general-sir-william-fenwick-williams-1st-baronet-of-kars-1800-1883-120568385.htmlRMH04A5N–General Sir William Fenwick Williams, 1st Baronet of Kars (1800 – 1883) was a Nova Scotian. He and other British officers inspired poorly equipped Turkish soldiers to repel Russian attacks by General Murav’ev on the besieged town of Kars during the Crimean War for three months. They caused 6,000 Russian casualties, but were forced to surrender on their own terms due to starvation, disease and shortage of ammunition.
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General Sir James Yorke Scarlett leading the 5th Dragoon Guards during the Battle of Balaklava Crimean War Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-general-sir-james-yorke-scarlett-leading-the-5th-dragoon-guards-during-31298811.htmlRMBPWNXK–General Sir James Yorke Scarlett leading the 5th Dragoon Guards during the Battle of Balaklava Crimean War
Crimean War Photos: Major Daniels & officers ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-major-daniels-officers-ca-1855-image451233632.htmlRM2H63D2T–Crimean War Photos: Major Daniels & officers ca. 1855
TRIBAL Circassian chiefs & Russian officers 1855. Illustrated Times Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-tribal-circassian-chiefs-russian-officers-1855-illustrated-times-122799934.htmlRFH3P0FX–TRIBAL Circassian chiefs & Russian officers 1855. Illustrated Times
![Entertainment to Admiral Dundas on board H.M.S. "Wellington" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy drinking in the saloon of the warship 'Duke of Wellington' during the Crimean War. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJ9X/entertainment-to-admiral-dundas-on-board-hms-quotwellingtonquot-baltic-fleet-1856-officers-and-men-of-the-royal-navy-drinking-in-the-saloon-of-the-warship-duke-of-wellington-during-the-crimean-war-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DJ9X.jpg "Entertainment to Admiral Dundas on board H.M.S. "Wellington" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy drinking in the saloon of the warship 'Duke of Wellington' during the Crimean War. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
Entertainment to Admiral Dundas on board H.M.S. "Wellington" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy drinking in the saloon of the warship 'Duke of Wellington' during the Crimean War. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/entertainment-to-admiral-dundas-on-board-hms-quotwellingtonquot-baltic-fleet-1856-officers-and-men-of-the-royal-navy-drinking-in-the-saloon-of-the-warship-duke-of-wellington-during-the-crimean-war-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-image553490166.htmlRM2R4DJ9X–Entertainment to Admiral Dundas on board H.M.S. "Wellington" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy drinking in the saloon of the warship 'Duke of Wellington' during the Crimean War. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
United States Army Officers Including Captain George McClellan and Major Alfred Mordecai Sr. Group organized by the United Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-united-states-army-officers-including-captain-george-mcclellan-and-30469989.htmlRMBNG0NW–United States Army Officers Including Captain George McClellan and Major Alfred Mordecai Sr. Group organized by the United
![Officers of an infantry battalion in the northern section of the Eastern Front at a meeting. The third from the right probably wears the Crimean shield on his upper arm, the second from the left a tank destruction badge. Photo: Weber [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2PYW88N/officers-of-an-infantry-battalion-in-the-northern-section-of-the-eastern-front-at-a-meeting-the-third-from-the-right-probably-wears-the-crimean-shield-on-his-upper-arm-the-second-from-the-left-a-tank-destruction-badge-photo-weber-automated-translation-2PYW88N.jpg "Officers of an infantry battalion in the northern section of the Eastern Front at a meeting. The third from the right probably wears the Crimean shield on his upper arm, the second from the left a tank destruction badge. Photo: Weber [automated translation] Stock Photo"){kind=icon}
Officers of an infantry battalion in the northern section of the Eastern Front at a meeting. The third from the right probably wears the Crimean shield on his upper arm, the second from the left a tank destruction badge. Photo: Weber [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/officers-of-an-infantry-battalion-in-the-northern-section-of-the-eastern-front-at-a-meeting-the-third-from-the-right-probably-wears-the-crimean-shield-on-his-upper-arm-the-second-from-the-left-a-tank-destruction-badge-photo-weber-automated-translation-image550672437.htmlRM2PYW88N–Officers of an infantry battalion in the northern section of the Eastern Front at a meeting. The third from the right probably wears the Crimean shield on his upper arm, the second from the left a tank destruction badge. Photo: Weber [automated translation]
![U.S. Military Commission to Crimea, ca. 1855. Four military officers, left to right: Alfred Mordecai; Lt. Colonel Obrescoff, their Russian escort; Richard Delafield; and George B. McClellan. [The Delafield Commission in Russia, possibly St. Petersburg]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R49C3F/us-military-commission-to-crimea-ca-1855-four-military-officers-left-to-right-alfred-mordecai-lt-colonel-obrescoff-their-russian-escort-richard-delafield-and-george-b-mcclellan-the-delafield-commission-in-russia-possibly-st-petersburg-2R49C3F.jpg "U.S. Military Commission to Crimea, ca. 1855. Four military officers, left to right: Alfred Mordecai; Lt. Colonel Obrescoff, their Russian escort; Richard Delafield; and George B. McClellan. [The Delafield Commission in Russia, possibly St. Petersburg]. Stock Photo")
U.S. Military Commission to Crimea, ca. 1855. Four military officers, left to right: Alfred Mordecai; Lt. Colonel Obrescoff, their Russian escort; Richard Delafield; and George B. McClellan. [The Delafield Commission in Russia, possibly St. Petersburg]. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/us-military-commission-to-crimea-ca-1855-four-military-officers-left-to-right-alfred-mordecai-lt-colonel-obrescoff-their-russian-escort-richard-delafield-and-george-b-mcclellan-the-delafield-commission-in-russia-possibly-st-petersburg-image553397475.htmlRM2R49C3F–U.S. Military Commission to Crimea, ca. 1855. Four military officers, left to right: Alfred Mordecai; Lt. Colonel Obrescoff, their Russian escort; Richard Delafield; and George B. McClellan. [The Delafield Commission in Russia, possibly St. Petersburg].
CRIMEAN WAR Officer cemetery at Cathcart's Hill after the Battle of Inkerman , 5 November 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-crimean-war-officer-cemetery-at-cathcarts-hill-after-the-battle-of-37983757.htmlRMC5P8JN–CRIMEAN WAR Officer cemetery at Cathcart's Hill after the Battle of Inkerman , 5 November 1855
Crimean War - Fenton photograph Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-fenton-photograph-image65375440.htmlRMDPA314–Crimean War - Fenton photograph
Dynastic successors of Egypt Ismail Pasha with military staff during Crimean War Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/dynastic-successors-of-egypt-ismail-pasha-with-military-staff-during-image69214156.htmlRME0GYA4–Dynastic successors of Egypt Ismail Pasha with military staff during Crimean War
The Allied Barracks at Scutari, Crimean War 1854 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-allied-barracks-at-scutari-crimean-war-1854-image501363305.htmlRM2M3K209–The Allied Barracks at Scutari, Crimean War 1854
Crimean War 1853-1856,Battle of the Chernaya,16.8.1855,Sardinian military surgeon servicing a wounded officer,lithograph,19th century,soldiers,soldier,Kingdom of Piedmont Sardinia,Piedmont Sardinia,Russia,medical service,first aid,combat medic,supply,public supplies,medical doctor,physician,medic,doctors,physicians,medics,wars,hurt,Crimea,wound,wounding,battle field,battle fields,Eastern War,Russian War,front,fronts,front line,front lines,frontline,battlefield,battleground,battlefields,battlegrounds,theatre of war,theatr,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-crimean-war-1853-1856battle-of-the-chernaya1681855sardinian-military-58345973.htmlRMDAWTTN–Crimean War 1853-1856,Battle of the Chernaya,16.8.1855,Sardinian military surgeon servicing a wounded officer,lithograph,19th century,soldiers,soldier,Kingdom of Piedmont Sardinia,Piedmont Sardinia,Russia,medical service,first aid,combat medic,supply,public supplies,medical doctor,physician,medic,doctors,physicians,medics,wars,hurt,Crimea,wound,wounding,battle field,battle fields,Eastern War,Russian War,front,fronts,front line,front lines,frontline,battlefield,battleground,battlefields,battlegrounds,theatre of war,theatr,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
Crimean War -- the Turkish reconnaissance, with General Pelissier, Omar Pasha and Lord Raglan. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-the-turkish-reconnaissance-with-general-pelissier-omar-pasha-and-lord-raglan-image504813792.htmlRM2M98740–Crimean War -- the Turkish reconnaissance, with General Pelissier, Omar Pasha and Lord Raglan.
Gorchakov, Mikhail Dmitrievich, 1795 - 18.5.1861, Russian general, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gorchakov-mikhail-dmitrievich-1795-1851861-russian-general-portrait-image60147999.htmlRMDDRYAR–Gorchakov, Mikhail Dmitrievich, 1795 - 18.5.1861, Russian general, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century,
General Sir James Yorke Scarlett leading the 5th Dragoon Guards (Heavy Cavalry Brigade) during the Battle of Balaklava Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-general-sir-james-yorke-scarlett-leading-the-5th-dragoon-guards-heavy-31298933.htmlRMBPWP31–General Sir James Yorke Scarlett leading the 5th Dragoon Guards (Heavy Cavalry Brigade) during the Battle of Balaklava
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 71st Highlanders ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-71st-highlanders-ca-1855-image451232945.htmlRM2H63C69–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 71st Highlanders ca. 1855
![Gun-Room - Midshipmens' Mess, Breakfast, H.M.S. "Caesar" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy on board a warship during the Crimean War. Note ramrods for cannon stored overhead. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJAC/gun-room-midshipmens-mess-breakfast-hms-quotcaesarquot-baltic-fleet-1856-officers-and-men-of-the-royal-navy-on-board-a-warship-during-the-crimean-war-note-ramrods-for-cannon-stored-overhead-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DJAC.jpg "Gun-Room - Midshipmens' Mess, Breakfast, H.M.S. "Caesar" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy on board a warship during the Crimean War. Note ramrods for cannon stored overhead. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
Gun-Room - Midshipmens' Mess, Breakfast, H.M.S. "Caesar" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy on board a warship during the Crimean War. Note ramrods for cannon stored overhead. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gun-room-midshipmens-mess-breakfast-hms-quotcaesarquot-baltic-fleet-1856-officers-and-men-of-the-royal-navy-on-board-a-warship-during-the-crimean-war-note-ramrods-for-cannon-stored-overhead-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-image553490180.htmlRM2R4DJAC–Gun-Room - Midshipmens' Mess, Breakfast, H.M.S. "Caesar" - Baltic Fleet, 1856. Officers and men of the Royal Navy on board a warship during the Crimean War. Note ramrods for cannon stored overhead. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
Queen Victoria awarding medals in Hyde Park, London, to those who had fought in the Indian Mutiny, the Crimean War and other conflicts. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/queen-victoria-awarding-medals-in-hyde-park-london-to-those-who-had-fought-in-the-indian-mutiny-the-crimean-war-and-other-conflicts-image504802368.htmlRM2M97MG0–Queen Victoria awarding medals in Hyde Park, London, to those who had fought in the Indian Mutiny, the Crimean War and other conflicts.
UKRAINE Christmas, Crimea-officer's hut 1855. Illustrated Times Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-ukraine-christmas-crimea-officers-hut-1855-illustrated-times-122799834.htmlRFH3P0CA–UKRAINE Christmas, Crimea-officer's hut 1855. Illustrated Times
Russian Grenadiers 1853 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russian-grenadiers-1853-image501363304.htmlRM2M3K208–Russian Grenadiers 1853
FINLAND Shelling of Suomenlinna-Tona Miola island 1856. Illustrated London News Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-finland-shelling-of-suomenlinna-tona-miola-island-1856-illustrated-95376530.htmlRFFF4NMJ–FINLAND Shelling of Suomenlinna-Tona Miola island 1856. Illustrated London News
General Bosquet and Captain Dampierre Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/general-bosquet-and-captain-dampierre-image501436943.htmlRM2M3PBX7–General Bosquet and Captain Dampierre
The Cemetery on Balaklava Heights 1856 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cemetery-on-balaklava-heights-1856-image501363309.htmlRM2M3K20D–The Cemetery on Balaklava Heights 1856
La Marmora, Alfonso, 17.11.1804 - 5.1.1878, Italian general and politician, Commanding Officer of the Piedmontese expeditionary force in the Crimean War 1855 - 1856, half length, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/la-marmora-alfonso-17111804-511878-italian-general-and-politician-commanding-officer-of-the-piedmontese-expeditionary-force-in-the-crimean-war-1855-1856-half-length-wood-engraving-19th-century-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image238318298.htmlRMRRM9BP–La Marmora, Alfonso, 17.11.1804 - 5.1.1878, Italian general and politician, Commanding Officer of the Piedmontese expeditionary force in the Crimean War 1855 - 1856, half length, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 71st Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-71st-regiment-ca-1855-image451232962.htmlRM2H63C6X–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 71st Regiment ca. 1855
![Allied Naval Commanders in the Baltic and Black Seas, 1856. Officers of the Anglo-French Alliance in the Crimean War. 'Hon. Sir R. S. Dundas, Sir C. Napier, Sir E. Lyons, J. W. Dundas, Hamelin, Bruat, Duchesne'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJ4K/allied-naval-commanders-in-the-baltic-and-black-seas-1856-officers-of-the-anglo-french-alliance-in-the-crimean-war-hon-sir-r-s-dundas-sir-c-napier-sir-e-lyons-j-w-dundas-hamelin-bruat-duchesne-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DJ4K.jpg "Allied Naval Commanders in the Baltic and Black Seas, 1856. Officers of the Anglo-French Alliance in the Crimean War. 'Hon. Sir R. S. Dundas, Sir C. Napier, Sir E. Lyons, J. W. Dundas, Hamelin, Bruat, Duchesne'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
Allied Naval Commanders in the Baltic and Black Seas, 1856. Officers of the Anglo-French Alliance in the Crimean War. 'Hon. Sir R. S. Dundas, Sir C. Napier, Sir E. Lyons, J. W. Dundas, Hamelin, Bruat, Duchesne'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/allied-naval-commanders-in-the-baltic-and-black-seas-1856-officers-of-the-anglo-french-alliance-in-the-crimean-war-hon-sir-r-s-dundas-sir-c-napier-sir-e-lyons-j-w-dundas-hamelin-bruat-duchesne-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-image553490019.htmlRM2R4DJ4K–Allied Naval Commanders in the Baltic and Black Seas, 1856. Officers of the Anglo-French Alliance in the Crimean War. 'Hon. Sir R. S. Dundas, Sir C. Napier, Sir E. Lyons, J. W. Dundas, Hamelin, Bruat, Duchesne'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
Pelissier, Aimable, 6.11.1794 - 22.5.1864, French general, half length, wood engraving, mid 19th century, , Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pelissier-aimable-6111794-2251864-french-general-half-length-wood-58411418.htmlRMDB0TA2–Pelissier, Aimable, 6.11.1794 - 22.5.1864, French general, half length, wood engraving, mid 19th century, ,
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 88th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-88th-regiment-ca-1855-image451232590.htmlRM2H63BNJ–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 88th Regiment ca. 1855
Encampment of the Grenadier Guards, at Constantinople - from a daguerreotype by J. Robertson, 1854. Scene from the Crimean War: British soldiers in Turkey. 'The Sketch portrays some officers of the Grenadiers Guards listening to one of those interminable tales, related by a professional story-teller who has managed to find his way within the boundaries of the camp. The presence of these gentlemen is more to be attributed to a laudable desire of benefiting themselves by their recitations, than from hope of affording any extensive amount of gratification to their listeners. The scene is taken in Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/encampment-of-the-grenadier-guards-at-constantinople-from-a-daguerreotype-by-j-robertson-1854-scene-from-the-crimean-war-british-soldiers-in-turkey-the-sketch-portrays-some-officers-of-the-grenadiers-guards-listening-to-one-of-those-interminable-tales-related-by-a-professional-story-teller-who-has-managed-to-find-his-way-within-the-boundaries-of-the-camp-the-presence-of-these-gentlemen-is-more-to-be-attributed-to-a-laudable-desire-of-benefiting-themselves-by-their-recitations-than-from-hope-of-affording-any-extensive-amount-of-gratification-to-their-listeners-the-scene-is-taken-in-image481978063.htmlRM2K03YX7–Encampment of the Grenadier Guards, at Constantinople - from a daguerreotype by J. Robertson, 1854. Scene from the Crimean War: British soldiers in Turkey. 'The Sketch portrays some officers of the Grenadiers Guards listening to one of those interminable tales, related by a professional story-teller who has managed to find his way within the boundaries of the camp. The presence of these gentlemen is more to be attributed to a laudable desire of benefiting themselves by their recitations, than from hope of affording any extensive amount of gratification to their listeners. The scene is taken in
Pelissier, Aimable, 6.11.1794 - 22.5.1864, French general, half length, wood engraving, mid 19th century, , Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pelissier-aimable-6111794-2251864-french-general-half-length-wood-58411312.htmlRMDB0T68–Pelissier, Aimable, 6.11.1794 - 22.5.1864, French general, half length, wood engraving, mid 19th century, ,
Saint-Arnaud, Armand de, 20.8.1796 - 29.7.1854, French general, minister of war 26.10.1851 - 11.3.1854, commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the Crimea 1854, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/saint-arnaud-armand-de-2081796-2971854-french-general-minister-of-war-26101851-1131854-commander-in-chief-of-the-allied-forces-on-the-crimea-1854-portrait-wood-engraving-19th-century-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image238318283.htmlRMRRM9B7–Saint-Arnaud, Armand de, 20.8.1796 - 29.7.1854, French general, minister of war 26.10.1851 - 11.3.1854, commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the Crimea 1854, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 88th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-88th-regiment-ca-1855-image451233060.htmlRM2H63CAC–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 88th Regiment ca. 1855
Officers and Privates of the Siege-Train (Royal Artillery) Passing Before the Queen, at Woolwich, 1856. British troops returning from the Crimean War. 'The pier was formally opened by the disembarkation of nearly 1000 officers and men...The band...played a variety of enlivening airs. Thousands of persons were congregated on the piers...and down the whole road leading to the outer gates...The Royal standard and the colours of the Allied Sovereigns mounted on lofty flagstaffs lined the front of the platform, and the gangway was tastefully decorated with the favourite red, white, and blue....On t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/officers-and-privates-of-the-siege-train-royal-artillery-passing-before-the-queen-at-woolwich-1856-british-troops-returning-from-the-crimean-war-the-pier-was-formally-opened-by-the-disembarkation-of-nearly-1000-officers-and-menthe-bandplayed-a-variety-of-enlivening-airs-thousands-of-persons-were-congregated-on-the-piersand-down-the-whole-road-leading-to-the-outer-gatesthe-royal-standard-and-the-colours-of-the-allied-sovereigns-mounted-on-lofty-flagstaffs-lined-the-front-of-the-platform-and-the-gangway-was-tastefully-decorated-with-the-favourite-red-white-and-blueon-t-image553490083.htmlRM2R4DJ6Y–Officers and Privates of the Siege-Train (Royal Artillery) Passing Before the Queen, at Woolwich, 1856. British troops returning from the Crimean War. 'The pier was formally opened by the disembarkation of nearly 1000 officers and men...The band...played a variety of enlivening airs. Thousands of persons were congregated on the piers...and down the whole road leading to the outer gates...The Royal standard and the colours of the Allied Sovereigns mounted on lofty flagstaffs lined the front of the platform, and the gangway was tastefully decorated with the favourite red, white, and blue....On t
Saint-Arnaud, Armand de, 20.8.1796 - 29.7.1854, French general, minister of war 26.10.1851 - 11.3.1854, commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the Crimea 1854, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/saint-arnaud-armand-de-2081796-2971854-french-general-minister-of-war-26101851-1131854-commander-in-chief-of-the-allied-forces-on-the-crimea-1854-portrait-wood-engraving-19th-century-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image238318273.htmlRMRRM9AW–Saint-Arnaud, Armand de, 20.8.1796 - 29.7.1854, French general, minister of war 26.10.1851 - 11.3.1854, commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the Crimea 1854, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 68th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-68th-regiment-ca-1855-image451232808.htmlRM2H63C1C–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 68th Regiment ca. 1855
Interior of an Officer's Tent, at Varna, 1854. British soldiers in Bulgaria during the Crimean War. 'Sketch by Lieut. E.C. Gordon, Royal Engineers, showing the accommodation afforded by an officer's camp to a few dinner guests....The heat in the day is great; but, perhaps, it does not much exceed the average temperature of a fine sunny day in England about the same time of year. The nights are colder, and heavy dews are frequent. When recall is sounded, and all the bands have ceased playing, the silence which reigns over the camp would be profound; but that the vigorous breathing of the sleepe Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/interior-of-an-officers-tent-at-varna-1854-british-soldiers-in-bulgaria-during-the-crimean-war-sketch-by-lieut-ec-gordon-royal-engineers-showing-the-accommodation-afforded-by-an-officers-camp-to-a-few-dinner-gueststhe-heat-in-the-day-is-great-but-perhaps-it-does-not-much-exceed-the-average-temperature-of-a-fine-sunny-day-in-england-about-the-same-time-of-year-the-nights-are-colder-and-heavy-dews-are-frequent-when-recall-is-sounded-and-all-the-bands-have-ceased-playing-the-silence-which-reigns-over-the-camp-would-be-profound-but-that-the-vigorous-breathing-of-the-sleepe-image481977157.htmlRM2K03XNW–Interior of an Officer's Tent, at Varna, 1854. British soldiers in Bulgaria during the Crimean War. 'Sketch by Lieut. E.C. Gordon, Royal Engineers, showing the accommodation afforded by an officer's camp to a few dinner guests....The heat in the day is great; but, perhaps, it does not much exceed the average temperature of a fine sunny day in England about the same time of year. The nights are colder, and heavy dews are frequent. When recall is sounded, and all the bands have ceased playing, the silence which reigns over the camp would be profound; but that the vigorous breathing of the sleepe
Saint-Arnaud, Armand de, 20.8.1796 - 29.7.1854, French general, minister of war 26.10.1851 - 11.3.1854, commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the Crimea 1854, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/saint-arnaud-armand-de-2081796-2971854-french-general-minister-of-war-26101851-1131854-commander-in-chief-of-the-allied-forces-on-the-crimea-1854-portrait-wood-engraving-19th-century-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image238318269.htmlRMRRM9AN–Saint-Arnaud, Armand de, 20.8.1796 - 29.7.1854, French general, minister of war 26.10.1851 - 11.3.1854, commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the Crimea 1854, portrait, wood engraving, 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
Pelissier, Aimable, 6.11.1794 - 22.5.1864, French general, portrait, wood engraving, 'Die Glocke', 1853, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-pelissier-aimable-6111794-2251864-french-general-portrait-wood-engraving-106896592.htmlRMG5WFKC–Pelissier, Aimable, 6.11.1794 - 22.5.1864, French general, portrait, wood engraving, 'Die Glocke', 1853,
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 71st Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-71st-regiment-ca-1855-image451233551.htmlRM2H63CYY–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 71st Regiment ca. 1855
![Sortie of the Russians from Sebastopol - General Sir De Lacy Evans and staff, October 26, 1854. Crimean War: British officers on the battlefield. 'The enemy [Russian army] moved out of Sebastopol on the 26th with a large force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery - amounting, it is said, to 6000 or 7000 men - and attacked the left of the Second Division, commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy Evans, who speedily and energetically repulsed them, assisted by one of the batteries of the First Division, and some guns of the Light Division, and supported by the brigade of Guards and by several Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K04103/sortie-of-the-russians-from-sebastopol-general-sir-de-lacy-evans-and-staff-october-26-1854-crimean-war-british-officers-on-the-battlefield-the-enemy-russian-army-moved-out-of-sebastopol-on-the-26th-with-a-large-force-of-infantry-cavalry-and-artillery-amounting-it-is-said-to-6000-or-7000-men-and-attacked-the-left-of-the-second-division-commanded-by-lieutenant-general-sir-de-lacy-evans-who-speedily-and-energetically-repulsed-them-assisted-by-one-of-the-batteries-of-the-first-division-and-some-guns-of-the-light-division-and-supported-by-the-brigade-of-guards-and-by-several-2K04103.jpg "Sortie of the Russians from Sebastopol - General Sir De Lacy Evans and staff, October 26, 1854. Crimean War: British officers on the battlefield. 'The enemy [Russian army] moved out of Sebastopol on the 26th with a large force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery - amounting, it is said, to 6000 or 7000 men - and attacked the left of the Second Division, commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy Evans, who speedily and energetically repulsed them, assisted by one of the batteries of the First Division, and some guns of the Light Division, and supported by the brigade of Guards and by several Stock Photo")
Sortie of the Russians from Sebastopol - General Sir De Lacy Evans and staff, October 26, 1854. Crimean War: British officers on the battlefield. 'The enemy [Russian army] moved out of Sebastopol on the 26th with a large force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery - amounting, it is said, to 6000 or 7000 men - and attacked the left of the Second Division, commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy Evans, who speedily and energetically repulsed them, assisted by one of the batteries of the First Division, and some guns of the Light Division, and supported by the brigade of Guards and by several Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sortie-of-the-russians-from-sebastopol-general-sir-de-lacy-evans-and-staff-october-26-1854-crimean-war-british-officers-on-the-battlefield-the-enemy-russian-army-moved-out-of-sebastopol-on-the-26th-with-a-large-force-of-infantry-cavalry-and-artillery-amounting-it-is-said-to-6000-or-7000-men-and-attacked-the-left-of-the-second-division-commanded-by-lieutenant-general-sir-de-lacy-evans-who-speedily-and-energetically-repulsed-them-assisted-by-one-of-the-batteries-of-the-first-division-and-some-guns-of-the-light-division-and-supported-by-the-brigade-of-guards-and-by-several-image481978899.htmlRM2K04103–Sortie of the Russians from Sebastopol - General Sir De Lacy Evans and staff, October 26, 1854. Crimean War: British officers on the battlefield. 'The enemy [Russian army] moved out of Sebastopol on the 26th with a large force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery - amounting, it is said, to 6000 or 7000 men - and attacked the left of the Second Division, commanded by Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy Evans, who speedily and energetically repulsed them, assisted by one of the batteries of the First Division, and some guns of the Light Division, and supported by the brigade of Guards and by several
Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 90th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-90th-regiment-ca-1855-image451232934.htmlRM2H63C5X–Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 90th Regiment ca. 1855
Paper Hunt - the Find - before Sebastopol - sketched by J. A. Crowe, 1856. Off duty during the Crimean War: British soldiers make their own amusement. '...the meet took place at the head-quarter house of General Codrington. General Barnard, General Garrett, and a host of officers, had gathered together, to hunt the country between the monastery and Sebastopol. At a quarter before two Captain Blane was observed scampering over the hills towards the former place, carrying an ammunition-bag full of paper shavings...A knowing tracker is Blundell, late master of the drag hounds at Oxford. Can the t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/paper-hunt-the-find-before-sebastopol-sketched-by-j-a-crowe-1856-off-duty-during-the-crimean-war-british-soldiers-make-their-own-amusement-the-meet-took-place-at-the-head-quarter-house-of-general-codrington-general-barnard-general-garrett-and-a-host-of-officers-had-gathered-together-to-hunt-the-country-between-the-monastery-and-sebastopol-at-a-quarter-before-two-captain-blane-was-observed-scampering-over-the-hills-towards-the-former-place-carrying-an-ammunition-bag-full-of-paper-shavingsa-knowing-tracker-is-blundell-late-master-of-the-drag-hounds-at-oxford-can-the-t-image553490381.htmlRM2R4DJHH–Paper Hunt - the Find - before Sebastopol - sketched by J. A. Crowe, 1856. Off duty during the Crimean War: British soldiers make their own amusement. '...the meet took place at the head-quarter house of General Codrington. General Barnard, General Garrett, and a host of officers, had gathered together, to hunt the country between the monastery and Sebastopol. At a quarter before two Captain Blane was observed scampering over the hills towards the former place, carrying an ammunition-bag full of paper shavings...A knowing tracker is Blundell, late master of the drag hounds at Oxford. Can the t
'Crimean War Photos: Group of officers, 8th Hussars ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-group-of-officers-8th-hussars-ca-1855-image451232785.htmlRM2H63C0H–'Crimean War Photos: Group of officers, 8th Hussars ca. 1855'
Bombardment of Sebastopol - General Sir De Lacy Evans and staff, 1854. Crimean War: mounted British officers. 'The enemy's magazine in the round tower battery exploded again for the third time. During the previous night a new battery had been erected by the Russians near the ruins of Inkerman. A redoubt was commenced on the right of Sir De Lacy Evans's position to silence it. On the 22nd this was finished, and opening with two 18-pounders, silenced the enemy after he had fired four rounds. In the night a new battery for Lancaster's guns was raised to the right of Gordon's left attack, and abou Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bombardment-of-sebastopol-general-sir-de-lacy-evans-and-staff-1854-crimean-war-mounted-british-officers-the-enemys-magazine-in-the-round-tower-battery-exploded-again-for-the-third-time-during-the-previous-night-a-new-battery-had-been-erected-by-the-russians-near-the-ruins-of-inkerman-a-redoubt-was-commenced-on-the-right-of-sir-de-lacy-evanss-position-to-silence-it-on-the-22nd-this-was-finished-and-opening-with-two-18-pounders-silenced-the-enemy-after-he-had-fired-four-rounds-in-the-night-a-new-battery-for-lancasters-guns-was-raised-to-the-right-of-gordons-left-attack-and-abou-image481978737.htmlRM2K040P9–Bombardment of Sebastopol - General Sir De Lacy Evans and staff, 1854. Crimean War: mounted British officers. 'The enemy's magazine in the round tower battery exploded again for the third time. During the previous night a new battery had been erected by the Russians near the ruins of Inkerman. A redoubt was commenced on the right of Sir De Lacy Evans's position to silence it. On the 22nd this was finished, and opening with two 18-pounders, silenced the enemy after he had fired four rounds. In the night a new battery for Lancaster's guns was raised to the right of Gordon's left attack, and abou
Crimean War Photos: Group of officers of the 17th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-group-of-officers-of-the-17th-regiment-ca-1855-image451233442.htmlRM2H63CT2–Crimean War Photos: Group of officers of the 17th Regiment ca. 1855
![The New Barrack-Hospital, at Scutari, 1854. Crimean War. Letter to the British government from one of Florence Nightingale's nurses asking for supplies: '[I] ask you at once to send us wine, or anything which would be useful for the wounded or dying...There are fifty nurses, all of them exceedingly skilful, and we find our efforts so appreciated by the soldiers as well as by the medical officers, that there is hope that the experiment...of sending women out to do the part which God so evidently assigned to them will be blessed...[The nurses' tasks were] assisting the surgeons, when we could, i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K04181/the-new-barrack-hospital-at-scutari-1854-crimean-war-letter-to-the-british-government-from-one-of-florence-nightingales-nurses-asking-for-supplies-i-ask-you-at-once-to-send-us-wine-or-anything-which-would-be-useful-for-the-wounded-or-dyingthere-are-fifty-nurses-all-of-them-exceedingly-skilful-and-we-find-our-efforts-so-appreciated-by-the-soldiers-as-well-as-by-the-medical-officers-that-there-is-hope-that-the-experimentof-sending-women-out-to-do-the-part-which-god-so-evidently-assigned-to-them-will-be-blessed-the-nurses-tasks-were-assisting-the-surgeons-when-we-could-i-2K04181.jpg "The New Barrack-Hospital, at Scutari, 1854. Crimean War. Letter to the British government from one of Florence Nightingale's nurses asking for supplies: '[I] ask you at once to send us wine, or anything which would be useful for the wounded or dying...There are fifty nurses, all of them exceedingly skilful, and we find our efforts so appreciated by the soldiers as well as by the medical officers, that there is hope that the experiment...of sending women out to do the part which God so evidently assigned to them will be blessed...[The nurses' tasks were] assisting the surgeons, when we could, i Stock Photo")
The New Barrack-Hospital, at Scutari, 1854. Crimean War. Letter to the British government from one of Florence Nightingale's nurses asking for supplies: '[I] ask you at once to send us wine, or anything which would be useful for the wounded or dying...There are fifty nurses, all of them exceedingly skilful, and we find our efforts so appreciated by the soldiers as well as by the medical officers, that there is hope that the experiment...of sending women out to do the part which God so evidently assigned to them will be blessed...[The nurses' tasks were] assisting the surgeons, when we could, i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-new-barrack-hospital-at-scutari-1854-crimean-war-letter-to-the-british-government-from-one-of-florence-nightingales-nurses-asking-for-supplies-i-ask-you-at-once-to-send-us-wine-or-anything-which-would-be-useful-for-the-wounded-or-dyingthere-are-fifty-nurses-all-of-them-exceedingly-skilful-and-we-find-our-efforts-so-appreciated-by-the-soldiers-as-well-as-by-the-medical-officers-that-there-is-hope-that-the-experimentof-sending-women-out-to-do-the-part-which-god-so-evidently-assigned-to-them-will-be-blessed-the-nurses-tasks-were-assisting-the-surgeons-when-we-could-i-image481979121.htmlRM2K04181–The New Barrack-Hospital, at Scutari, 1854. Crimean War. Letter to the British government from one of Florence Nightingale's nurses asking for supplies: '[I] ask you at once to send us wine, or anything which would be useful for the wounded or dying...There are fifty nurses, all of them exceedingly skilful, and we find our efforts so appreciated by the soldiers as well as by the medical officers, that there is hope that the experiment...of sending women out to do the part which God so evidently assigned to them will be blessed...[The nurses' tasks were] assisting the surgeons, when we could, i
Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant Colonel Munro & officers of the 39th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-lieutenant-colonel-munro-officers-of-the-39th-regiment-ca-1855-image451232932.htmlRM2H63C5T–Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant Colonel Munro & officers of the 39th Regiment ca. 1855
![The Scots Greys leaving Nottingham for the War in the East, 1854. British troops leaving for the Crimean War: 'The Mayor...having arranged to bid the troops a public farewell...the Corporation assembled at the Exchange...The streets were lined with spectators, eager to pay the tribute of respect and good wishes to the brave fellows...The ancient "loving- cup" of the Corporation was then produced, and having been filled with wine, the Mayor (J. Reckless, Esq) addressed the Colonel and his officers, intimating the public sense of the good conduct of the regiment, and proposing the heal Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03XNN/the-scots-greys-leaving-nottingham-for-the-war-in-the-east-1854-british-troops-leaving-for-the-crimean-war-the-mayorhaving-arranged-to-bid-the-troops-a-public-farewellthe-corporation-assembled-at-the-exchangethe-streets-were-lined-with-spectators-eager-to-pay-the-tribute-of-respect-and-good-wishes-to-the-brave-fellowsthe-ancient-quotloving-cupquot-of-the-corporation-was-then-produced-and-having-been-filled-with-wine-the-mayor-j-reckless-esq-addressed-the-colonel-and-his-officers-intimating-the-public-sense-of-the-good-conduct-of-the-regiment-and-proposing-the-heal-2K03XNN.jpg "The Scots Greys leaving Nottingham for the War in the East, 1854. British troops leaving for the Crimean War: 'The Mayor...having arranged to bid the troops a public farewell...the Corporation assembled at the Exchange...The streets were lined with spectators, eager to pay the tribute of respect and good wishes to the brave fellows...The ancient "loving- cup" of the Corporation was then produced, and having been filled with wine, the Mayor (J. Reckless, Esq) addressed the Colonel and his officers, intimating the public sense of the good conduct of the regiment, and proposing the heal Stock Photo")
The Scots Greys leaving Nottingham for the War in the East, 1854. British troops leaving for the Crimean War: 'The Mayor...having arranged to bid the troops a public farewell...the Corporation assembled at the Exchange...The streets were lined with spectators, eager to pay the tribute of respect and good wishes to the brave fellows...The ancient "loving- cup" of the Corporation was then produced, and having been filled with wine, the Mayor (J. Reckless, Esq) addressed the Colonel and his officers, intimating the public sense of the good conduct of the regiment, and proposing the heal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-scots-greys-leaving-nottingham-for-the-war-in-the-east-1854-british-troops-leaving-for-the-crimean-war-the-mayorhaving-arranged-to-bid-the-troops-a-public-farewellthe-corporation-assembled-at-the-exchangethe-streets-were-lined-with-spectators-eager-to-pay-the-tribute-of-respect-and-good-wishes-to-the-brave-fellowsthe-ancient-quotloving-cupquot-of-the-corporation-was-then-produced-and-having-been-filled-with-wine-the-mayor-j-reckless-esq-addressed-the-colonel-and-his-officers-intimating-the-public-sense-of-the-good-conduct-of-the-regiment-and-proposing-the-heal-image481977153.htmlRM2K03XNN–The Scots Greys leaving Nottingham for the War in the East, 1854. British troops leaving for the Crimean War: 'The Mayor...having arranged to bid the troops a public farewell...the Corporation assembled at the Exchange...The streets were lined with spectators, eager to pay the tribute of respect and good wishes to the brave fellows...The ancient "loving- cup" of the Corporation was then produced, and having been filled with wine, the Mayor (J. Reckless, Esq) addressed the Colonel and his officers, intimating the public sense of the good conduct of the regiment, and proposing the heal
Crimean War Photos: Major Burton & officers of the 5th Dragoon Guards ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-major-burton-officers-of-the-5th-dragoon-guards-ca-1855-image451233073.htmlRM2H63CAW–Crimean War Photos: Major Burton & officers of the 5th Dragoon Guards ca. 1855
![Horse Bazaar, at Constantinople, 1854. Scene during the Crimean War. 'One of the busy scenes in the Turkish capital during the encampment of the British troops in the suburbs, was the Horse Bazaar, sketched by our Artist. It is, certainly, a much more picturesque affair than our large building in Baker-street [in London]. The scene represented is a small square, with groups of Turks, smoking; in the foreground are British officers bargaining for and trying horses, mules, &c. About the square are houses which serve for stables...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03YXG/horse-bazaar-at-constantinople-1854-scene-during-the-crimean-war-one-of-the-busy-scenes-in-the-turkish-capital-during-the-encampment-of-the-british-troops-in-the-suburbs-was-the-horse-bazaar-sketched-by-our-artist-it-is-certainly-a-much-more-picturesque-affair-than-our-large-building-in-baker-street-in-london-the-scene-represented-is-a-small-square-with-groups-of-turks-smoking-in-the-foreground-are-british-officers-bargaining-for-and-trying-horses-mules-ampc-about-the-square-are-houses-which-serve-for-stables-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1854-2K03YXG.jpg "Horse Bazaar, at Constantinople, 1854. Scene during the Crimean War. 'One of the busy scenes in the Turkish capital during the encampment of the British troops in the suburbs, was the Horse Bazaar, sketched by our Artist. It is, certainly, a much more picturesque affair than our large building in Baker-street [in London]. The scene represented is a small square, with groups of Turks, smoking; in the foreground are British officers bargaining for and trying horses, mules, &c. About the square are houses which serve for stables...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854. Stock Photo")
Horse Bazaar, at Constantinople, 1854. Scene during the Crimean War. 'One of the busy scenes in the Turkish capital during the encampment of the British troops in the suburbs, was the Horse Bazaar, sketched by our Artist. It is, certainly, a much more picturesque affair than our large building in Baker-street [in London]. The scene represented is a small square, with groups of Turks, smoking; in the foreground are British officers bargaining for and trying horses, mules, &c. About the square are houses which serve for stables...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/horse-bazaar-at-constantinople-1854-scene-during-the-crimean-war-one-of-the-busy-scenes-in-the-turkish-capital-during-the-encampment-of-the-british-troops-in-the-suburbs-was-the-horse-bazaar-sketched-by-our-artist-it-is-certainly-a-much-more-picturesque-affair-than-our-large-building-in-baker-street-in-london-the-scene-represented-is-a-small-square-with-groups-of-turks-smoking-in-the-foreground-are-british-officers-bargaining-for-and-trying-horses-mules-ampc-about-the-square-are-houses-which-serve-for-stables-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1854-image481978072.htmlRM2K03YXG–Horse Bazaar, at Constantinople, 1854. Scene during the Crimean War. 'One of the busy scenes in the Turkish capital during the encampment of the British troops in the suburbs, was the Horse Bazaar, sketched by our Artist. It is, certainly, a much more picturesque affair than our large building in Baker-street [in London]. The scene represented is a small square, with groups of Turks, smoking; in the foreground are British officers bargaining for and trying horses, mules, &c. About the square are houses which serve for stables...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854.
Crimean War Photos: Cemetery on Cathcart's Hill - officers on the look-out ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-cemetery-on-cathcarts-hill-officers-on-the-look-out-ca-1855-image451232928.htmlRM2H63C5M–Crimean War Photos: Cemetery on Cathcart's Hill - officers on the look-out ca. 1855
![The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJGN/the-fourth-division-burial-ground-on-cathcarts-hill-crimea-1856-crimean-war-this-illustration-possesses-a-melancholy-interest-and-will-naturally-be-appreciated-by-those-in-england-whose-relatives-and-friends-have-fallen-in-battle-and-at-the-siege-and-now-rest-upon-cathcarts-hill-shown-here-are-deceased-officers-tombs-with-their-namesthe-tombs-of-the-officers-of-the-68th-regiment-are-alike-red-maltese-marble-those-of-the-57th-white-marble-and-the-63rd-stone-crosses-a-very-handsome-memorial-is-shown-in-jet-black-marble-to-sir-r-newman-grenadier-guards-the-monument-2R4DJGN.jpg "The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument Stock Photo")
The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-fourth-division-burial-ground-on-cathcarts-hill-crimea-1856-crimean-war-this-illustration-possesses-a-melancholy-interest-and-will-naturally-be-appreciated-by-those-in-england-whose-relatives-and-friends-have-fallen-in-battle-and-at-the-siege-and-now-rest-upon-cathcarts-hill-shown-here-are-deceased-officers-tombs-with-their-namesthe-tombs-of-the-officers-of-the-68th-regiment-are-alike-red-maltese-marble-those-of-the-57th-white-marble-and-the-63rd-stone-crosses-a-very-handsome-memorial-is-shown-in-jet-black-marble-to-sir-r-newman-grenadier-guards-the-monument-image553490357.htmlRM2R4DJGN–The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument
'Crimean War Photos: Two French officers, seated, and Zouave, standing with arm resting on rifle ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-two-french-officers-seated-and-zouave-standing-with-arm-resting-on-rifle-ca-1855-image451233357.htmlRM2H63CN1–'Crimean War Photos: Two French officers, seated, and Zouave, standing with arm resting on rifle ca. 1855'
New Cavalry Corps. - the Mounted Staff, 1854. British military uniforms during the Crimean War. '...new Corps...destined for special service in the East...They are designated the Mounted Staff Corps, and consist of men selected for their intelligence and good conduct from the Irish Police and Constabulary Force principally, and also from the Metropolitan Police...The uniform is a handsome scarlet Hungarian tunic, the front sleeves and collar richly braided, Royal blue facings (the officers' tunics richly and tastefully laced); blue trousers, with two scarlet stripes, and leather strappings and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-cavalry-corps-the-mounted-staff-1854-british-military-uniforms-during-the-crimean-war-new-corpsdestined-for-special-service-in-the-eastthey-are-designated-the-mounted-staff-corps-and-consist-of-men-selected-for-their-intelligence-and-good-conduct-from-the-irish-police-and-constabulary-force-principally-and-also-from-the-metropolitan-policethe-uniform-is-a-handsome-scarlet-hungarian-tunic-the-front-sleeves-and-collar-richly-braided-royal-blue-facings-the-officers-tunics-richly-and-tastefully-laced-blue-trousers-with-two-scarlet-stripes-and-leather-strappings-and-image481978304.htmlRM2K0406T–New Cavalry Corps. - the Mounted Staff, 1854. British military uniforms during the Crimean War. '...new Corps...destined for special service in the East...They are designated the Mounted Staff Corps, and consist of men selected for their intelligence and good conduct from the Irish Police and Constabulary Force principally, and also from the Metropolitan Police...The uniform is a handsome scarlet Hungarian tunic, the front sleeves and collar richly braided, Royal blue facings (the officers' tunics richly and tastefully laced); blue trousers, with two scarlet stripes, and leather strappings and
'Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 89th Regiment at Cathcart's Hill, in winter dress, Captain Skynner, Lieutenant Knatchbull, Captain Conyers, Lieutenant Longfield, Captain Hawley ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-89th-regiment-at-cathcarts-hill-in-winter-dress-captain-skynner-lieutenant-knatchbull-captain-conyers-lieutenant-longfield-captain-hawley-ca-1855-image451233280.htmlRM2H63CJ8–'Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 89th Regiment at Cathcart's Hill, in winter dress, Captain Skynner, Lieutenant Knatchbull, Captain Conyers, Lieutenant Longfield, Captain Hawley ca. 1855'
Street in Balaclava, 1854. Crimean War. '...view of one of the streets of the Tartar town along which a party of Dragoons are passing, on their way to the English Camp; while a couple of dromedaries, and two or three natives in the Tartar costume, give an Oriental aspect to the scene...The street, skirting the harbour of Balaclava is as busy a scene as can he imagined. The murmur of half a dozen different languages - the boats landing with ammunition and stores - the hundreds of arabas drawn by camels and oxen wending their slow way to the trenches - the galloping to and fro of officers and or Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/street-in-balaclava-1854-crimean-war-view-of-one-of-the-streets-of-the-tartar-town-along-which-a-party-of-dragoons-are-passing-on-their-way-to-the-english-camp-while-a-couple-of-dromedaries-and-two-or-three-natives-in-the-tartar-costume-give-an-oriental-aspect-to-the-scenethe-street-skirting-the-harbour-of-balaclava-is-as-busy-a-scene-as-can-he-imagined-the-murmur-of-half-a-dozen-different-languages-the-boats-landing-with-ammunition-and-stores-the-hundreds-of-arabas-drawn-by-camels-and-oxen-wending-their-slow-way-to-the-trenches-the-galloping-to-and-fro-of-officers-and-or-image481978892.htmlRM2K040YT–Street in Balaclava, 1854. Crimean War. '...view of one of the streets of the Tartar town along which a party of Dragoons are passing, on their way to the English Camp; while a couple of dromedaries, and two or three natives in the Tartar costume, give an Oriental aspect to the scene...The street, skirting the harbour of Balaclava is as busy a scene as can he imagined. The murmur of half a dozen different languages - the boats landing with ammunition and stores - the hundreds of arabas drawn by camels and oxen wending their slow way to the trenches - the galloping to and fro of officers and or
!['Crimean War Photos: Officers & men of the 89th Regiment Captain Hamley [i.e., Hawley], Captain Skynner, Major Egerton, Major Watson, Major Aylmer, & Captain Cuppage. ca. 1855' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2H63CMJ/crimean-war-photos-officers-men-of-the-89th-regiment-captain-hamley-ie-hawley-captain-skynner-major-egerton-major-watson-major-aylmer-captain-cuppage-ca-1855-2H63CMJ.jpg "'Crimean War Photos: Officers & men of the 89th Regiment Captain Hamley [i.e., Hawley], Captain Skynner, Major Egerton, Major Watson, Major Aylmer, & Captain Cuppage. ca. 1855' Stock Photo")
'Crimean War Photos: Officers & men of the 89th Regiment Captain Hamley [i.e., Hawley], Captain Skynner, Major Egerton, Major Watson, Major Aylmer, & Captain Cuppage. ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-men-of-the-89th-regiment-captain-hamley-ie-hawley-captain-skynner-major-egerton-major-watson-major-aylmer-captain-cuppage-ca-1855-image451233346.htmlRM2H63CMJ–'Crimean War Photos: Officers & men of the 89th Regiment Captain Hamley [i.e., Hawley], Captain Skynner, Major Egerton, Major Watson, Major Aylmer, & Captain Cuppage. ca. 1855'
Testimonial to Colonel John Gowan, of the United States' Service, for the care bestowed by him on the graves before Sebastopol, 1861. 'Colonel John Gowan , of the United States' service, having bestowed great care in preserving and restoring the graves of our deceased countrymen before Sebastopol, a subscription has been raised by British officers and relatives of those who fell during the Crimean War in order that a testimonial might be presented to that gentleman to mark their grateful sense of his generous care. Lord Frederick Paulet and Colonel Hudson were the chief movers in the matter. T Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/testimonial-to-colonel-john-gowan-of-the-united-states-service-for-the-care-bestowed-by-him-on-the-graves-before-sebastopol-1861-colonel-john-gowan-of-the-united-states-service-having-bestowed-great-care-in-preserving-and-restoring-the-graves-of-our-deceased-countrymen-before-sebastopol-a-subscription-has-been-raised-by-british-officers-and-relatives-of-those-who-fell-during-the-crimean-war-in-order-that-a-testimonial-might-be-presented-to-that-gentleman-to-mark-their-grateful-sense-of-his-generous-care-lord-frederick-paulet-and-colonel-hudson-were-the-chief-movers-in-the-matter-t-image575130059.htmlRM2TBKC77–Testimonial to Colonel John Gowan, of the United States' Service, for the care bestowed by him on the graves before Sebastopol, 1861. 'Colonel John Gowan , of the United States' service, having bestowed great care in preserving and restoring the graves of our deceased countrymen before Sebastopol, a subscription has been raised by British officers and relatives of those who fell during the Crimean War in order that a testimonial might be presented to that gentleman to mark their grateful sense of his generous care. Lord Frederick Paulet and Colonel Hudson were the chief movers in the matter. T
!['Crimean War Photos: Brigadier McPherson & officers of the 4th Division Captain Higham [i.e., Heigham], 17th Regiment; Captain Earle, Major of Brigade; Captain Croker, 17th Regiment; Captain Swire; Captain McPherson. ca. 1855' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2H63CT6/crimean-war-photos-brigadier-mcpherson-officers-of-the-4th-division-captain-higham-ie-heigham-17th-regiment-captain-earle-major-of-brigade-captain-croker-17th-regiment-captain-swire-captain-mcpherson-ca-1855-2H63CT6.jpg "'Crimean War Photos: Brigadier McPherson & officers of the 4th Division Captain Higham [i.e., Heigham], 17th Regiment; Captain Earle, Major of Brigade; Captain Croker, 17th Regiment; Captain Swire; Captain McPherson. ca. 1855' Stock Photo")
'Crimean War Photos: Brigadier McPherson & officers of the 4th Division Captain Higham [i.e., Heigham], 17th Regiment; Captain Earle, Major of Brigade; Captain Croker, 17th Regiment; Captain Swire; Captain McPherson. ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-brigadier-mcpherson-officers-of-the-4th-division-captain-higham-ie-heigham-17th-regiment-captain-earle-major-of-brigade-captain-croker-17th-regiment-captain-swire-captain-mcpherson-ca-1855-image451233446.htmlRM2H63CT6–'Crimean War Photos: Brigadier McPherson & officers of the 4th Division Captain Higham [i.e., Heigham], 17th Regiment; Captain Earle, Major of Brigade; Captain Croker, 17th Regiment; Captain Swire; Captain McPherson. ca. 1855'
The Official Arrangement of the British Division off the coast of the Crimea, 1854. Crimean War: plan of attack. Diagram showing the positions of Royal Navy ships carrying troops of the Light Division, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Divisions, and Cavalry. The key indicates steam-tugs, steamers, men-of-war, infantry, artillery and reserve ammunition. 'When the troops are in the boats they will form on the off-shore side of the ships from which they disembark, ready to form the line abreast, on the signal being made from the Agamemnon...All officers of boats will distinctly understand, that they are to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-official-arrangement-of-the-british-division-off-the-coast-of-the-crimea-1854-crimean-war-plan-of-attack-diagram-showing-the-positions-of-royal-navy-ships-carrying-troops-of-the-light-division-1st-2nd-3rd-and-4th-divisions-and-cavalry-the-key-indicates-steam-tugs-steamers-men-of-war-infantry-artillery-and-reserve-ammunition-when-the-troops-are-in-the-boats-they-will-form-on-the-off-shore-side-of-the-ships-from-which-they-disembark-ready-to-form-the-line-abreast-on-the-signal-being-made-from-the-agamemnonall-officers-of-boats-will-distinctly-understand-that-they-are-to-image481978083.htmlRM2K03YXY–The Official Arrangement of the British Division off the coast of the Crimea, 1854. Crimean War: plan of attack. Diagram showing the positions of Royal Navy ships carrying troops of the Light Division, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Divisions, and Cavalry. The key indicates steam-tugs, steamers, men-of-war, infantry, artillery and reserve ammunition. 'When the troops are in the boats they will form on the off-shore side of the ships from which they disembark, ready to form the line abreast, on the signal being made from the Agamemnon...All officers of boats will distinctly understand, that they are to
Crimean War Photos: Officers on the look-out at Cathcart's Hill ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-on-the-look-out-at-cathcarts-hill-ca-1855-image451233728.htmlRM2H63D68–Crimean War Photos: Officers on the look-out at Cathcart's Hill ca. 1855
!['"The Devonshire" - Russian Prisoners between Decks, 1854. Prisoners of the Crimean War held on prison hulks on the River Medway in Kent. 'There are now 1140 Russian prisoners on board the Devonshire and Benbow...The officers are stout-built, powerful men; but the soldiers have that thin lathy appearance which is seen in the inmates of our workhouses and prisons...truth compels us to state that there is an evident want of cleanliness among them. Making, however, every allowance, the Russian soldier, in his long grey pepper-and-salt great-coat, with faded facings, and no brass ornamen Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03YR1/quotthe-devonshirequot-russian-prisoners-between-decks-1854-prisoners-of-the-crimean-war-held-on-prison-hulks-on-the-river-medway-in-kent-there-are-now-1140-russian-prisoners-on-board-the-devonshire-and-benbowthe-officers-are-stout-built-powerful-men-but-the-soldiers-have-that-thin-lathy-appearance-which-is-seen-in-the-inmates-of-our-workhouses-and-prisonstruth-compels-us-to-state-that-there-is-an-evident-want-of-cleanliness-among-them-making-however-every-allowance-the-russian-soldier-in-his-long-grey-pepper-and-salt-great-coat-with-faded-facings-and-no-brass-ornamen-2K03YR1.jpg "'"The Devonshire" - Russian Prisoners between Decks, 1854. Prisoners of the Crimean War held on prison hulks on the River Medway in Kent. 'There are now 1140 Russian prisoners on board the Devonshire and Benbow...The officers are stout-built, powerful men; but the soldiers have that thin lathy appearance which is seen in the inmates of our workhouses and prisons...truth compels us to state that there is an evident want of cleanliness among them. Making, however, every allowance, the Russian soldier, in his long grey pepper-and-salt great-coat, with faded facings, and no brass ornamen Stock Photo")
'"The Devonshire" - Russian Prisoners between Decks, 1854. Prisoners of the Crimean War held on prison hulks on the River Medway in Kent. 'There are now 1140 Russian prisoners on board the Devonshire and Benbow...The officers are stout-built, powerful men; but the soldiers have that thin lathy appearance which is seen in the inmates of our workhouses and prisons...truth compels us to state that there is an evident want of cleanliness among them. Making, however, every allowance, the Russian soldier, in his long grey pepper-and-salt great-coat, with faded facings, and no brass ornamen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/quotthe-devonshirequot-russian-prisoners-between-decks-1854-prisoners-of-the-crimean-war-held-on-prison-hulks-on-the-river-medway-in-kent-there-are-now-1140-russian-prisoners-on-board-the-devonshire-and-benbowthe-officers-are-stout-built-powerful-men-but-the-soldiers-have-that-thin-lathy-appearance-which-is-seen-in-the-inmates-of-our-workhouses-and-prisonstruth-compels-us-to-state-that-there-is-an-evident-want-of-cleanliness-among-them-making-however-every-allowance-the-russian-soldier-in-his-long-grey-pepper-and-salt-great-coat-with-faded-facings-and-no-brass-ornamen-image481977973.htmlRM2K03YR1–'"The Devonshire" - Russian Prisoners between Decks, 1854. Prisoners of the Crimean War held on prison hulks on the River Medway in Kent. 'There are now 1140 Russian prisoners on board the Devonshire and Benbow...The officers are stout-built, powerful men; but the soldiers have that thin lathy appearance which is seen in the inmates of our workhouses and prisons...truth compels us to state that there is an evident want of cleanliness among them. Making, however, every allowance, the Russian soldier, in his long grey pepper-and-salt great-coat, with faded facings, and no brass ornamen
Crimean War Photos: Brigadier Garrett & officers of the 46th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-brigadier-garrett-officers-of-the-46th-regiment-ca-1855-image451233190.htmlRM2H63CF2–Crimean War Photos: Brigadier Garrett & officers of the 46th Regiment ca. 1855
![French Infantry of the Line, 1854. Soldiers in the French army during the Crimean War. 'Prince Menschikoff, in his apologetic description of the battle, ascribes his repulse to the fact that the Russian Commanders ware wounded; and that "the enemy's infantry occasioned great losses in horses, artillerymen, and infantry officers." A more just explanation would have been to confess that the wretched serfs, raised on black bread and quass, whom the Czar sends him, are unable to stand against English and French soldiers, even when the former number more than four to one of the latter'. F Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K04107/french-infantry-of-the-line-1854-soldiers-in-the-french-army-during-the-crimean-war-prince-menschikoff-in-his-apologetic-description-of-the-battle-ascribes-his-repulse-to-the-fact-that-the-russian-commanders-ware-wounded-and-that-quotthe-enemys-infantry-occasioned-great-losses-in-horses-artillerymen-and-infantry-officersquot-a-more-just-explanation-would-have-been-to-confess-that-the-wretched-serfs-raised-on-black-bread-and-quass-whom-the-czar-sends-him-are-unable-to-stand-against-english-and-french-soldiers-even-when-the-former-number-more-than-four-to-one-of-the-latter-f-2K04107.jpg "French Infantry of the Line, 1854. Soldiers in the French army during the Crimean War. 'Prince Menschikoff, in his apologetic description of the battle, ascribes his repulse to the fact that the Russian Commanders ware wounded; and that "the enemy's infantry occasioned great losses in horses, artillerymen, and infantry officers." A more just explanation would have been to confess that the wretched serfs, raised on black bread and quass, whom the Czar sends him, are unable to stand against English and French soldiers, even when the former number more than four to one of the latter'. F Stock Photo")
French Infantry of the Line, 1854. Soldiers in the French army during the Crimean War. 'Prince Menschikoff, in his apologetic description of the battle, ascribes his repulse to the fact that the Russian Commanders ware wounded; and that "the enemy's infantry occasioned great losses in horses, artillerymen, and infantry officers." A more just explanation would have been to confess that the wretched serfs, raised on black bread and quass, whom the Czar sends him, are unable to stand against English and French soldiers, even when the former number more than four to one of the latter'. F Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/french-infantry-of-the-line-1854-soldiers-in-the-french-army-during-the-crimean-war-prince-menschikoff-in-his-apologetic-description-of-the-battle-ascribes-his-repulse-to-the-fact-that-the-russian-commanders-ware-wounded-and-that-quotthe-enemys-infantry-occasioned-great-losses-in-horses-artillerymen-and-infantry-officersquot-a-more-just-explanation-would-have-been-to-confess-that-the-wretched-serfs-raised-on-black-bread-and-quass-whom-the-czar-sends-him-are-unable-to-stand-against-english-and-french-soldiers-even-when-the-former-number-more-than-four-to-one-of-the-latter-f-image481978903.htmlRM2K04107–French Infantry of the Line, 1854. Soldiers in the French army during the Crimean War. 'Prince Menschikoff, in his apologetic description of the battle, ascribes his repulse to the fact that the Russian Commanders ware wounded; and that "the enemy's infantry occasioned great losses in horses, artillerymen, and infantry officers." A more just explanation would have been to confess that the wretched serfs, raised on black bread and quass, whom the Czar sends him, are unable to stand against English and French soldiers, even when the former number more than four to one of the latter'. F
Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant-colonel Shadforth at his hut & officers of the 57th Regiment ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-lieutenant-colonel-shadforth-at-his-hut-officers-of-the-57th-regiment-ca-1855-image451233244.htmlRM2H63CH0–Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant-colonel Shadforth at his hut & officers of the 57th Regiment ca. 1855
![The Spring-Meeting before Sebastopol - the First [Jump?], Second Race, 1856. Crimean War: off-duty soldiers organise their own entertainment. 'The day was remarkably fine, and numbers of both officers and men of the Allied armies were present, and great crowds of Russians came down to the banks of the river to witness the sport. On a rising ground near to the winning-post was a throne erected for General Pelissier, around which were planted evergreens. Numerous bands both of English and French enlivened the scene'. There were both flat races and steeplechases. Breeds of horse included 'Turkish Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHTY/the-spring-meeting-before-sebastopol-the-first-jump-second-race-1856-crimean-war-off-duty-soldiers-organise-their-own-entertainment-the-day-was-remarkably-fine-and-numbers-of-both-officers-and-men-of-the-allied-armies-were-present-and-great-crowds-of-russians-came-down-to-the-banks-of-the-river-to-witness-the-sport-on-a-rising-ground-near-to-the-winning-post-was-a-throne-erected-for-general-pelissier-around-which-were-planted-evergreens-numerous-bands-both-of-english-and-french-enlivened-the-scene-there-were-both-flat-races-and-steeplechases-breeds-of-horse-included-turkish-2R4DHTY.jpg "The Spring-Meeting before Sebastopol - the First [Jump?], Second Race, 1856. Crimean War: off-duty soldiers organise their own entertainment. 'The day was remarkably fine, and numbers of both officers and men of the Allied armies were present, and great crowds of Russians came down to the banks of the river to witness the sport. On a rising ground near to the winning-post was a throne erected for General Pelissier, around which were planted evergreens. Numerous bands both of English and French enlivened the scene'. There were both flat races and steeplechases. Breeds of horse included 'Turkish Stock Photo")
The Spring-Meeting before Sebastopol - the First [Jump?], Second Race, 1856. Crimean War: off-duty soldiers organise their own entertainment. 'The day was remarkably fine, and numbers of both officers and men of the Allied armies were present, and great crowds of Russians came down to the banks of the river to witness the sport. On a rising ground near to the winning-post was a throne erected for General Pelissier, around which were planted evergreens. Numerous bands both of English and French enlivened the scene'. There were both flat races and steeplechases. Breeds of horse included 'Turkish Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-spring-meeting-before-sebastopol-the-first-jump-second-race-1856-crimean-war-off-duty-soldiers-organise-their-own-entertainment-the-day-was-remarkably-fine-and-numbers-of-both-officers-and-men-of-the-allied-armies-were-present-and-great-crowds-of-russians-came-down-to-the-banks-of-the-river-to-witness-the-sport-on-a-rising-ground-near-to-the-winning-post-was-a-throne-erected-for-general-pelissier-around-which-were-planted-evergreens-numerous-bands-both-of-english-and-french-enlivened-the-scene-there-were-both-flat-races-and-steeplechases-breeds-of-horse-included-turkish-image553489803.htmlRM2R4DHTY–The Spring-Meeting before Sebastopol - the First [Jump?], Second Race, 1856. Crimean War: off-duty soldiers organise their own entertainment. 'The day was remarkably fine, and numbers of both officers and men of the Allied armies were present, and great crowds of Russians came down to the banks of the river to witness the sport. On a rising ground near to the winning-post was a throne erected for General Pelissier, around which were planted evergreens. Numerous bands both of English and French enlivened the scene'. There were both flat races and steeplechases. Breeds of horse included 'Turkish
Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant-General Sir John Campbell & group of officers ca. 1855 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-lieutenant-general-sir-john-campbell-group-of-officers-ca-1855-image451233282.htmlRM2H63CJA–Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant-General Sir John Campbell & group of officers ca. 1855
Zouaves, 1854. North African soldiers in the French army during the Crimean War. 'The enemy were getting up all their strength for a final effort, when Canrobert came up with three regiments of Zouaves, five regiments of French infantry, and a strong force of artillery, and commenced a terrible attack on the enemy's right flank...What are Zouaves?...a paragraph is going the round of the press which states that they are natives of the French provinces of Algiers, disciplined and exercised by French officers; and hold exactly the same relation to the French army that the Sepoys in India have to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/zouaves-1854-north-african-soldiers-in-the-french-army-during-the-crimean-war-the-enemy-were-getting-up-all-their-strength-for-a-final-effort-when-canrobert-came-up-with-three-regiments-of-zouaves-five-regiments-of-french-infantry-and-a-strong-force-of-artillery-and-commenced-a-terrible-attack-on-the-enemys-right-flankwhat-are-zouavesa-paragraph-is-going-the-round-of-the-press-which-states-that-they-are-natives-of-the-french-provinces-of-algiers-disciplined-and-exercised-by-french-officers-and-hold-exactly-the-same-relation-to-the-french-army-that-the-sepoys-in-india-have-to-image481978907.htmlRM2K0410B–Zouaves, 1854. North African soldiers in the French army during the Crimean War. 'The enemy were getting up all their strength for a final effort, when Canrobert came up with three regiments of Zouaves, five regiments of French infantry, and a strong force of artillery, and commenced a terrible attack on the enemy's right flank...What are Zouaves?...a paragraph is going the round of the press which states that they are natives of the French provinces of Algiers, disciplined and exercised by French officers; and hold exactly the same relation to the French army that the Sepoys in India have to
!['Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 90th [i.e., 38th] Regiment (Captain Hume and Captain Snodgrass) ca. 1855' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2H63CMM/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-90th-ie-38th-regiment-captain-hume-and-captain-snodgrass-ca-1855-2H63CMM.jpg "'Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 90th [i.e., 38th] Regiment (Captain Hume and Captain Snodgrass) ca. 1855' Stock Photo")
'Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 90th [i.e., 38th] Regiment (Captain Hume and Captain Snodgrass) ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-officers-of-the-90th-ie-38th-regiment-captain-hume-and-captain-snodgrass-ca-1855-image451233348.htmlRM2H63CMM–'Crimean War Photos: Officers of the 90th [i.e., 38th] Regiment (Captain Hume and Captain Snodgrass) ca. 1855'
![Russian Prisoners, on the Field of Alma, 1854. Crimean War. Sketch by Lieutenant Bredin of the Royal Artillery, of Russian prisoners of War '...led by an English escort to the beach on the field of the Alma. The foremost figure between the mounted soldiers is a Russian officer, but dressed as a private...the Emperor had given orders that all officers are to wear the same description of coats as the men, in order that they may not be singled out to be "picked off"...He inquired [in French]...if we were going to Sebastopol. I told him we hoped to take possession of it before long. He s Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K0405M/russian-prisoners-on-the-field-of-alma-1854-crimean-war-sketch-by-lieutenant-bredin-of-the-royal-artillery-of-russian-prisoners-of-war-led-by-an-english-escort-to-the-beach-on-the-field-of-the-alma-the-foremost-figure-between-the-mounted-soldiers-is-a-russian-officer-but-dressed-as-a-privatethe-emperor-had-given-orders-that-all-officers-are-to-wear-the-same-description-of-coats-as-the-men-in-order-that-they-may-not-be-singled-out-to-be-quotpicked-offquothe-inquired-in-french-if-we-were-going-to-sebastopol-i-told-him-we-hoped-to-take-possession-of-it-before-long-he-s-2K0405M.jpg "Russian Prisoners, on the Field of Alma, 1854. Crimean War. Sketch by Lieutenant Bredin of the Royal Artillery, of Russian prisoners of War '...led by an English escort to the beach on the field of the Alma. The foremost figure between the mounted soldiers is a Russian officer, but dressed as a private...the Emperor had given orders that all officers are to wear the same description of coats as the men, in order that they may not be singled out to be "picked off"...He inquired [in French]...if we were going to Sebastopol. I told him we hoped to take possession of it before long. He s Stock Photo")
Russian Prisoners, on the Field of Alma, 1854. Crimean War. Sketch by Lieutenant Bredin of the Royal Artillery, of Russian prisoners of War '...led by an English escort to the beach on the field of the Alma. The foremost figure between the mounted soldiers is a Russian officer, but dressed as a private...the Emperor had given orders that all officers are to wear the same description of coats as the men, in order that they may not be singled out to be "picked off"...He inquired [in French]...if we were going to Sebastopol. I told him we hoped to take possession of it before long. He s Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/russian-prisoners-on-the-field-of-alma-1854-crimean-war-sketch-by-lieutenant-bredin-of-the-royal-artillery-of-russian-prisoners-of-war-led-by-an-english-escort-to-the-beach-on-the-field-of-the-alma-the-foremost-figure-between-the-mounted-soldiers-is-a-russian-officer-but-dressed-as-a-privatethe-emperor-had-given-orders-that-all-officers-are-to-wear-the-same-description-of-coats-as-the-men-in-order-that-they-may-not-be-singled-out-to-be-quotpicked-offquothe-inquired-in-french-if-we-were-going-to-sebastopol-i-told-him-we-hoped-to-take-possession-of-it-before-long-he-s-image481978272.htmlRM2K0405M–Russian Prisoners, on the Field of Alma, 1854. Crimean War. Sketch by Lieutenant Bredin of the Royal Artillery, of Russian prisoners of War '...led by an English escort to the beach on the field of the Alma. The foremost figure between the mounted soldiers is a Russian officer, but dressed as a private...the Emperor had given orders that all officers are to wear the same description of coats as the men, in order that they may not be singled out to be "picked off"...He inquired [in French]...if we were going to Sebastopol. I told him we hoped to take possession of it before long. He s
!['Crimean War Photos: Major General Estcourt, Adj.-Gen. Major De Morel, Captain Thompson, Lieutenant-Colonel Blane, Major Kirkland, Lieutenant-Colonel the Honour[able] W.L. Pakenham, officers of his staff ca. 1855' Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2H63CNG/crimean-war-photos-major-general-estcourt-adj-gen-major-de-morel-captain-thompson-lieutenant-colonel-blane-major-kirkland-lieutenant-colonel-the-honour-able-wl-pakenham-officers-of-his-staff-ca-1855-2H63CNG.jpg "'Crimean War Photos: Major General Estcourt, Adj.-Gen. Major De Morel, Captain Thompson, Lieutenant-Colonel Blane, Major Kirkland, Lieutenant-Colonel the Honour[able] W.L. Pakenham, officers of his staff ca. 1855' Stock Photo")
'Crimean War Photos: Major General Estcourt, Adj.-Gen. Major De Morel, Captain Thompson, Lieutenant-Colonel Blane, Major Kirkland, Lieutenant-Colonel the Honour[able] W.L. Pakenham, officers of his staff ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-major-general-estcourt-adj-gen-major-de-morel-captain-thompson-lieutenant-colonel-blane-major-kirkland-lieutenant-colonel-the-honour-able-wl-pakenham-officers-of-his-staff-ca-1855-image451233372.htmlRM2H63CNG–'Crimean War Photos: Major General Estcourt, Adj.-Gen. Major De Morel, Captain Thompson, Lieutenant-Colonel Blane, Major Kirkland, Lieutenant-Colonel the Honour[able] W.L. Pakenham, officers of his staff ca. 1855'
Monument to Captain Butler, and his Two Brothers, at Thomastown, 1856. Marble monument to officers of the British Army who died during the Crimean War, '...in the parish church of Thomas-town, county Kilkenny, to the memory of Captain James Armar Butler, the gallant defender of Silistria...of Captain Henry Thomas Butler, of the 55th Foot, who felt whilst gallantly fighting at the Battle of Inkerman; and of Captain George Butler, of the 86th Foot, who died of fever in Bombay in December, 1854. These gallant brothers, the sons of Lieutenant-General the Hon. Henry Edward Butler...all died within Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/monument-to-captain-butler-and-his-two-brothers-at-thomastown-1856-marble-monument-to-officers-of-the-british-army-who-died-during-the-crimean-war-in-the-parish-church-of-thomas-town-county-kilkenny-to-the-memory-of-captain-james-armar-butler-the-gallant-defender-of-silistriaof-captain-henry-thomas-butler-of-the-55th-foot-who-felt-whilst-gallantly-fighting-at-the-battle-of-inkerman-and-of-captain-george-butler-of-the-86th-foot-who-died-of-fever-in-bombay-in-december-1854-these-gallant-brothers-the-sons-of-lieutenant-general-the-hon-henry-edward-butlerall-died-within-image553489653.htmlRM2R4DHKH–Monument to Captain Butler, and his Two Brothers, at Thomastown, 1856. Marble monument to officers of the British Army who died during the Crimean War, '...in the parish church of Thomas-town, county Kilkenny, to the memory of Captain James Armar Butler, the gallant defender of Silistria...of Captain Henry Thomas Butler, of the 55th Foot, who felt whilst gallantly fighting at the Battle of Inkerman; and of Captain George Butler, of the 86th Foot, who died of fever in Bombay in December, 1854. These gallant brothers, the sons of Lieutenant-General the Hon. Henry Edward Butler...all died within
'Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant General Sir George Brown G.C.B. & officers of his staff Major Hallewell, Colonel Brownrigg, orderly, Colonel Airey, Captain Pearson, Captain Markham, Captain Ponsonby. ca. 1855' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crimean-war-photos-lieutenant-general-sir-george-brown-gcb-officers-of-his-staff-major-hallewell-colonel-brownrigg-orderly-colonel-airey-captain-pearson-captain-markham-captain-ponsonby-ca-1855-image451233444.htmlRM2H63CT4–'Crimean War Photos: Lieutenant General Sir George Brown G.C.B. & officers of his staff Major Hallewell, Colonel Brownrigg, orderly, Colonel Airey, Captain Pearson, Captain Markham, Captain Ponsonby. ca. 1855'
![Reception of Colonel Lake and Captain Thompson, at Hull, 1856. Event to welcome the return of '...two of the heroic defenders of the city of Kars [Crimean War]. These two officers, since October last, had been prisoners in the hands of the Russians, having been removed from Armenia to St. Petersburg, on the surrender of the famished fortress to General Mouravieff...The Burlington, firing as she came along, slackened speed opposite the Victoria Dock...two six- pounders threw out their blustering welcome, and simultaneously a loud and hearty burst of cheering went up from the ten thousand throat Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DH7F/reception-of-colonel-lake-and-captain-thompson-at-hull-1856-event-to-welcome-the-return-of-two-of-the-heroic-defenders-of-the-city-of-kars-crimean-war-these-two-officers-since-october-last-had-been-prisoners-in-the-hands-of-the-russians-having-been-removed-from-armenia-to-st-petersburg-on-the-surrender-of-the-famished-fortress-to-general-mouravieffthe-burlington-firing-as-she-came-along-slackened-speed-opposite-the-victoria-docktwo-six-pounders-threw-out-their-blustering-welcome-and-simultaneously-a-loud-and-hearty-burst-of-cheering-went-up-from-the-ten-thousand-throat-2R4DH7F.jpg "Reception of Colonel Lake and Captain Thompson, at Hull, 1856. Event to welcome the return of '...two of the heroic defenders of the city of Kars [Crimean War]. These two officers, since October last, had been prisoners in the hands of the Russians, having been removed from Armenia to St. Petersburg, on the surrender of the famished fortress to General Mouravieff...The Burlington, firing as she came along, slackened speed opposite the Victoria Dock...two six- pounders threw out their blustering welcome, and simultaneously a loud and hearty burst of cheering went up from the ten thousand throat Stock Photo")
Reception of Colonel Lake and Captain Thompson, at Hull, 1856. Event to welcome the return of '...two of the heroic defenders of the city of Kars [Crimean War]. These two officers, since October last, had been prisoners in the hands of the Russians, having been removed from Armenia to St. Petersburg, on the surrender of the famished fortress to General Mouravieff...The Burlington, firing as she came along, slackened speed opposite the Victoria Dock...two six- pounders threw out their blustering welcome, and simultaneously a loud and hearty burst of cheering went up from the ten thousand throat Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/reception-of-colonel-lake-and-captain-thompson-at-hull-1856-event-to-welcome-the-return-of-two-of-the-heroic-defenders-of-the-city-of-kars-crimean-war-these-two-officers-since-october-last-had-been-prisoners-in-the-hands-of-the-russians-having-been-removed-from-armenia-to-st-petersburg-on-the-surrender-of-the-famished-fortress-to-general-mouravieffthe-burlington-firing-as-she-came-along-slackened-speed-opposite-the-victoria-docktwo-six-pounders-threw-out-their-blustering-welcome-and-simultaneously-a-loud-and-hearty-burst-of-cheering-went-up-from-the-ten-thousand-throat-image553489315.htmlRM2R4DH7F–Reception of Colonel Lake and Captain Thompson, at Hull, 1856. Event to welcome the return of '...two of the heroic defenders of the city of Kars [Crimean War]. These two officers, since October last, had been prisoners in the hands of the Russians, having been removed from Armenia to St. Petersburg, on the surrender of the famished fortress to General Mouravieff...The Burlington, firing as she came along, slackened speed opposite the Victoria Dock...two six- pounders threw out their blustering welcome, and simultaneously a loud and hearty burst of cheering went up from the ten thousand throat
The Allied Fleets and Armies at Varna, 1854. Crimean War: warships on the Black Sea, off the Bulgarian coast. '...the Allied Fleets and Armies at Varna, sketched on June 24. The scene is deeply interesting. In the bay, part of the English, French, and Turkish Fleets are lying at anchor; dozens of English and French transports are also there. The Allied Army lies encamped on the plains near Varna, looking over the fresh water Lake of Devna. The whole force of the Allied Army approaches 50,000. The best feeling prevails among the officers and men on both sides; and all are now only waiting for t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-allied-fleets-and-armies-at-varna-1854-crimean-war-warships-on-the-black-sea-off-the-bulgarian-coast-the-allied-fleets-and-armies-at-varna-sketched-on-june-24-the-scene-is-deeply-interesting-in-the-bay-part-of-the-english-french-and-turkish-fleets-are-lying-at-anchor-dozens-of-english-and-french-transports-are-also-there-the-allied-army-lies-encamped-on-the-plains-near-varna-looking-over-the-fresh-water-lake-of-devna-the-whole-force-of-the-allied-army-approaches-50000-the-best-feeling-prevails-among-the-officers-and-men-on-both-sides-and-all-are-now-only-waiting-for-t-image481977166.htmlRM2K03XP6–The Allied Fleets and Armies at Varna, 1854. Crimean War: warships on the Black Sea, off the Bulgarian coast. '...the Allied Fleets and Armies at Varna, sketched on June 24. The scene is deeply interesting. In the bay, part of the English, French, and Turkish Fleets are lying at anchor; dozens of English and French transports are also there. The Allied Army lies encamped on the plains near Varna, looking over the fresh water Lake of Devna. The whole force of the Allied Army approaches 50,000. The best feeling prevails among the officers and men on both sides; and all are now only waiting for t
![Charge of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, October 25, 1854. Crimean War, Battle of Balaclava, extract from French commander Canrobert's description: '"...my brigade of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, on the left of the English army in the plain, endeavoured to come to its assistance, which it succeeded in doing by a bold and much-remarked manoeuvre, which consisted in attacking on the left a battery of artillery that had been keeping up a murderous fire on the English battalions, and which it drove back. We lost about twenty men killed and wounded, and two officers. The loss of the enemy on this point Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K040XP/charge-of-the-chasseurs-dafrique-october-25-1854-crimean-war-battle-of-balaclava-extract-from-french-commander-canroberts-description-quotmy-brigade-of-the-chasseurs-dafrique-on-the-left-of-the-english-army-in-the-plain-endeavoured-to-come-to-its-assistance-which-it-succeeded-in-doing-by-a-bold-and-much-remarked-manoeuvre-which-consisted-in-attacking-on-the-left-a-battery-of-artillery-that-had-been-keeping-up-a-murderous-fire-on-the-english-battalions-and-which-it-drove-back-we-lost-about-twenty-men-killed-and-wounded-and-two-officers-the-loss-of-the-enemy-on-this-point-2K040XP.jpg "Charge of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, October 25, 1854. Crimean War, Battle of Balaclava, extract from French commander Canrobert's description: '"...my brigade of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, on the left of the English army in the plain, endeavoured to come to its assistance, which it succeeded in doing by a bold and much-remarked manoeuvre, which consisted in attacking on the left a battery of artillery that had been keeping up a murderous fire on the English battalions, and which it drove back. We lost about twenty men killed and wounded, and two officers. The loss of the enemy on this point Stock Photo")
Charge of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, October 25, 1854. Crimean War, Battle of Balaclava, extract from French commander Canrobert's description: '"...my brigade of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, on the left of the English army in the plain, endeavoured to come to its assistance, which it succeeded in doing by a bold and much-remarked manoeuvre, which consisted in attacking on the left a battery of artillery that had been keeping up a murderous fire on the English battalions, and which it drove back. We lost about twenty men killed and wounded, and two officers. The loss of the enemy on this point Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/charge-of-the-chasseurs-dafrique-october-25-1854-crimean-war-battle-of-balaclava-extract-from-french-commander-canroberts-description-quotmy-brigade-of-the-chasseurs-dafrique-on-the-left-of-the-english-army-in-the-plain-endeavoured-to-come-to-its-assistance-which-it-succeeded-in-doing-by-a-bold-and-much-remarked-manoeuvre-which-consisted-in-attacking-on-the-left-a-battery-of-artillery-that-had-been-keeping-up-a-murderous-fire-on-the-english-battalions-and-which-it-drove-back-we-lost-about-twenty-men-killed-and-wounded-and-two-officers-the-loss-of-the-enemy-on-this-point-image481978862.htmlRM2K040XP–Charge of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, October 25, 1854. Crimean War, Battle of Balaclava, extract from French commander Canrobert's description: '"...my brigade of the Chasseurs d'Afrique, on the left of the English army in the plain, endeavoured to come to its assistance, which it succeeded in doing by a bold and much-remarked manoeuvre, which consisted in attacking on the left a battery of artillery that had been keeping up a murderous fire on the English battalions, and which it drove back. We lost about twenty men killed and wounded, and two officers. The loss of the enemy on this point
![The Batte of the Alma - painted by Horace Vernet, 1856. Crimean War scene: '...a Zouave and a Highlander, both wounded, and trudging away from the fight, evidently savage that they are disabled. The Zouave wildly waving a [sword,] trophy of his prowess...Nearly all the central figures are portraits. The battle is seen from afar; although the ball whizzing past within a few paces of the Prince [an admirable likeness] is meant to indicate that the assembled officers are actually under fire....Then there are General Thomas, wounded, and sustained by his Aide-de-Camp; Colonel Desuarets, first Aide Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJ1J/the-batte-of-the-alma-painted-by-horace-vernet-1856-crimean-war-scene-a-zouave-and-a-highlander-both-wounded-and-trudging-away-from-the-fight-evidently-savage-that-they-are-disabled-the-zouave-wildly-waving-a-sword-trophy-of-his-prowessnearly-all-the-central-figures-are-portraits-the-battle-is-seen-from-afar-although-the-ball-whizzing-past-within-a-few-paces-of-the-prince-an-admirable-likeness-is-meant-to-indicate-that-the-assembled-officers-are-actually-under-firethen-there-are-general-thomas-wounded-and-sustained-by-his-aide-de-camp-colonel-desuarets-first-aide-2R4DJ1J.jpg "The Batte of the Alma - painted by Horace Vernet, 1856. Crimean War scene: '...a Zouave and a Highlander, both wounded, and trudging away from the fight, evidently savage that they are disabled. The Zouave wildly waving a [sword,] trophy of his prowess...Nearly all the central figures are portraits. The battle is seen from afar; although the ball whizzing past within a few paces of the Prince [an admirable likeness] is meant to indicate that the assembled officers are actually under fire....Then there are General Thomas, wounded, and sustained by his Aide-de-Camp; Colonel Desuarets, first Aide Stock Photo")
The Batte of the Alma - painted by Horace Vernet, 1856. Crimean War scene: '...a Zouave and a Highlander, both wounded, and trudging away from the fight, evidently savage that they are disabled. The Zouave wildly waving a [sword,] trophy of his prowess...Nearly all the central figures are portraits. The battle is seen from afar; although the ball whizzing past within a few paces of the Prince [an admirable likeness] is meant to indicate that the assembled officers are actually under fire....Then there are General Thomas, wounded, and sustained by his Aide-de-Camp; Colonel Desuarets, first Aide Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-batte-of-the-alma-painted-by-horace-vernet-1856-crimean-war-scene-a-zouave-and-a-highlander-both-wounded-and-trudging-away-from-the-fight-evidently-savage-that-they-are-disabled-the-zouave-wildly-waving-a-sword-trophy-of-his-prowessnearly-all-the-central-figures-are-portraits-the-battle-is-seen-from-afar-although-the-ball-whizzing-past-within-a-few-paces-of-the-prince-an-admirable-likeness-is-meant-to-indicate-that-the-assembled-officers-are-actually-under-firethen-there-are-general-thomas-wounded-and-sustained-by-his-aide-de-camp-colonel-desuarets-first-aide-image553489934.htmlRM2R4DJ1J–The Batte of the Alma - painted by Horace Vernet, 1856. Crimean War scene: '...a Zouave and a Highlander, both wounded, and trudging away from the fight, evidently savage that they are disabled. The Zouave wildly waving a [sword,] trophy of his prowess...Nearly all the central figures are portraits. The battle is seen from afar; although the ball whizzing past within a few paces of the Prince [an admirable likeness] is meant to indicate that the assembled officers are actually under fire....Then there are General Thomas, wounded, and sustained by his Aide-de-Camp; Colonel Desuarets, first Aide
The English and French Army Post-Offices at Pera, 1854. Crimean War. Post office buildings in Istanbul. 'The Post-office for the English army has just been removed from Galata to Pera. The building it now occupies is substantially built, of stone, and may be called a fine house for Constantinople. It is situated on the road leading from the four corners (quatre rues) of Pera, down to Tophana, and immediately above the Hotel d'Europe. Next door, above the English, is the French Army Post-office, where two Turkish soldiers mount guard, and salute all French officers who pass. This is rather a no Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-english-and-french-army-post-offices-at-pera-1854-crimean-war-post-office-buildings-in-istanbul-the-post-office-for-the-english-army-has-just-been-removed-from-galata-to-pera-the-building-it-now-occupies-is-substantially-built-of-stone-and-may-be-called-a-fine-house-for-constantinople-it-is-situated-on-the-road-leading-from-the-four-corners-quatre-rues-of-pera-down-to-tophana-and-immediately-above-the-hotel-deurope-next-door-above-the-english-is-the-french-army-post-office-where-two-turkish-soldiers-mount-guard-and-salute-all-french-officers-who-pass-this-is-rather-a-no-image481978696.htmlRM2K040MT–The English and French Army Post-Offices at Pera, 1854. Crimean War. Post office buildings in Istanbul. 'The Post-office for the English army has just been removed from Galata to Pera. The building it now occupies is substantially built, of stone, and may be called a fine house for Constantinople. It is situated on the road leading from the four corners (quatre rues) of Pera, down to Tophana, and immediately above the Hotel d'Europe. Next door, above the English, is the French Army Post-office, where two Turkish soldiers mount guard, and salute all French officers who pass. This is rather a no
![The Bombardment of Sveaborg - Officers on the Island of Tona Miola - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Scene from the Aland War, part of the Crimean War. 'On Sunday afternoon, August 12, H.M. steam-vessel Lightning, Lieutenant James Campbell, proceeded to the island of Tona Miola, with Admirals Dundas and Seymour, and several other officers, for the purpose of seeing, if possible, the damage done to the rear of the town of Sveaborg [near Helsinki]. The Admirals and officers landed on the island, and were almost immediately seen from the Russian batteries, who commenced firing on them, and al Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJTH/the-bombardment-of-sveaborg-officers-on-the-island-of-tona-miola-sketched-by-j-w-carmichael-1856-scene-from-the-aland-war-part-of-the-crimean-war-on-sunday-afternoon-august-12-hm-steam-vessel-lightning-lieutenant-james-campbell-proceeded-to-the-island-of-tona-miola-with-admirals-dundas-and-seymour-and-several-other-officers-for-the-purpose-of-seeing-if-possible-the-damage-done-to-the-rear-of-the-town-of-sveaborg-near-helsinki-the-admirals-and-officers-landed-on-the-island-and-were-almost-immediately-seen-from-the-russian-batteries-who-commenced-firing-on-them-and-al-2R4DJTH.jpg "The Bombardment of Sveaborg - Officers on the Island of Tona Miola - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Scene from the Aland War, part of the Crimean War. 'On Sunday afternoon, August 12, H.M. steam-vessel Lightning, Lieutenant James Campbell, proceeded to the island of Tona Miola, with Admirals Dundas and Seymour, and several other officers, for the purpose of seeing, if possible, the damage done to the rear of the town of Sveaborg [near Helsinki]. The Admirals and officers landed on the island, and were almost immediately seen from the Russian batteries, who commenced firing on them, and al Stock Photo")
The Bombardment of Sveaborg - Officers on the Island of Tona Miola - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Scene from the Aland War, part of the Crimean War. 'On Sunday afternoon, August 12, H.M. steam-vessel Lightning, Lieutenant James Campbell, proceeded to the island of Tona Miola, with Admirals Dundas and Seymour, and several other officers, for the purpose of seeing, if possible, the damage done to the rear of the town of Sveaborg [near Helsinki]. The Admirals and officers landed on the island, and were almost immediately seen from the Russian batteries, who commenced firing on them, and al Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-bombardment-of-sveaborg-officers-on-the-island-of-tona-miola-sketched-by-j-w-carmichael-1856-scene-from-the-aland-war-part-of-the-crimean-war-on-sunday-afternoon-august-12-hm-steam-vessel-lightning-lieutenant-james-campbell-proceeded-to-the-island-of-tona-miola-with-admirals-dundas-and-seymour-and-several-other-officers-for-the-purpose-of-seeing-if-possible-the-damage-done-to-the-rear-of-the-town-of-sveaborg-near-helsinki-the-admirals-and-officers-landed-on-the-island-and-were-almost-immediately-seen-from-the-russian-batteries-who-commenced-firing-on-them-and-al-image553490577.htmlRM2R4DJTH–The Bombardment of Sveaborg - Officers on the Island of Tona Miola - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Scene from the Aland War, part of the Crimean War. 'On Sunday afternoon, August 12, H.M. steam-vessel Lightning, Lieutenant James Campbell, proceeded to the island of Tona Miola, with Admirals Dundas and Seymour, and several other officers, for the purpose of seeing, if possible, the damage done to the rear of the town of Sveaborg [near Helsinki]. The Admirals and officers landed on the island, and were almost immediately seen from the Russian batteries, who commenced firing on them, and al
![Sitting of the Crimean Board of Inquiry, in the Hall of Chelsea Hospital, [London], 1856. Military investigation into the actions of certain British officers during the Crimean War. 'The inquiry...referred to in the Report presented by Colonel Tulloch and Sir John M'Neil, was commenced...before the Board of general officers, composed of Sir Alexander Woodford (President), Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, M.P., General Knollys, and General Sir George Berkeley...The Judge-Advocate, (the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P.) read the Royal warrant...[and] said that, as the c Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJ14/sitting-of-the-crimean-board-of-inquiry-in-the-hall-of-chelsea-hospital-london-1856-military-investigation-into-the-actions-of-certain-british-officers-during-the-crimean-war-the-inquiryreferred-to-in-the-report-presented-by-colonel-tulloch-and-sir-john-mneil-was-commencedbefore-the-board-of-general-officers-composed-of-sir-alexander-woodford-president-lord-beauchamp-general-rowan-sir-john-bell-general-peel-mp-general-knollys-and-general-sir-george-berkeleythe-judge-advocate-the-right-hon-c-p-villiers-mp-read-the-royal-warrant-and-said-that-as-the-c-2R4DJ14.jpg "Sitting of the Crimean Board of Inquiry, in the Hall of Chelsea Hospital, [London], 1856. Military investigation into the actions of certain British officers during the Crimean War. 'The inquiry...referred to in the Report presented by Colonel Tulloch and Sir John M'Neil, was commenced...before the Board of general officers, composed of Sir Alexander Woodford (President), Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, M.P., General Knollys, and General Sir George Berkeley...The Judge-Advocate, (the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P.) read the Royal warrant...[and] said that, as the c Stock Photo")
Sitting of the Crimean Board of Inquiry, in the Hall of Chelsea Hospital, [London], 1856. Military investigation into the actions of certain British officers during the Crimean War. 'The inquiry...referred to in the Report presented by Colonel Tulloch and Sir John M'Neil, was commenced...before the Board of general officers, composed of Sir Alexander Woodford (President), Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, M.P., General Knollys, and General Sir George Berkeley...The Judge-Advocate, (the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P.) read the Royal warrant...[and] said that, as the c Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sitting-of-the-crimean-board-of-inquiry-in-the-hall-of-chelsea-hospital-london-1856-military-investigation-into-the-actions-of-certain-british-officers-during-the-crimean-war-the-inquiryreferred-to-in-the-report-presented-by-colonel-tulloch-and-sir-john-mneil-was-commencedbefore-the-board-of-general-officers-composed-of-sir-alexander-woodford-president-lord-beauchamp-general-rowan-sir-john-bell-general-peel-mp-general-knollys-and-general-sir-george-berkeleythe-judge-advocate-the-right-hon-c-p-villiers-mp-read-the-royal-warrant-and-said-that-as-the-c-image553489920.htmlRM2R4DJ14–Sitting of the Crimean Board of Inquiry, in the Hall of Chelsea Hospital, [London], 1856. Military investigation into the actions of certain British officers during the Crimean War. 'The inquiry...referred to in the Report presented by Colonel Tulloch and Sir John M'Neil, was commenced...before the Board of general officers, composed of Sir Alexander Woodford (President), Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel, M.P., General Knollys, and General Sir George Berkeley...The Judge-Advocate, (the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P.) read the Royal warrant...[and] said that, as the c
Memorial erected at Maidstone, to the memory of the brave Captain Nolan, who fell at Balaclava, 1856. British officer who died in the Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War. 'In Memory of Lewis Edward Nolan, Captain in the 15th or King's Hussars, And A.D.C. to Major-General Airey, Quartermaster-General to the Forces In the Crimea. He Fell at the Head of The Light Cavalry Brigade In the Charge at Balaclava, On the 25th October, 1854, Aged 36. General Sir George Berkeley , K.C.B, On whose Staff he Served in India, General Airey , His Brother Officers and Friends, Have Erected this Ta Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/memorial-erected-at-maidstone-to-the-memory-of-the-brave-captain-nolan-who-fell-at-balaclava-1856-british-officer-who-died-in-the-charge-of-the-light-brigade-during-the-crimean-war-in-memory-of-lewis-edward-nolan-captain-in-the-15th-or-kings-hussars-and-adc-to-major-general-airey-quartermaster-general-to-the-forces-in-the-crimea-he-fell-at-the-head-of-the-light-cavalry-brigade-in-the-charge-at-balaclava-on-the-25th-october-1854-aged-36-general-sir-george-berkeley-kcb-on-whose-staff-he-served-in-india-general-airey-his-brother-officers-and-friends-have-erected-this-ta-image553489648.htmlRM2R4DHKC–Memorial erected at Maidstone, to the memory of the brave Captain Nolan, who fell at Balaclava, 1856. British officer who died in the Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War. 'In Memory of Lewis Edward Nolan, Captain in the 15th or King's Hussars, And A.D.C. to Major-General Airey, Quartermaster-General to the Forces In the Crimea. He Fell at the Head of The Light Cavalry Brigade In the Charge at Balaclava, On the 25th October, 1854, Aged 36. General Sir George Berkeley , K.C.B, On whose Staff he Served in India, General Airey , His Brother Officers and Friends, Have Erected this Ta
![A Pic-Nic in the Baltic - drawn by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. British officers enjoying a break from the Crimean War. 'This Picnic, sketched by Mr. Carmichael, was proposed on board H.M.S. Edinburgh, when she was lying off Nargen, July 30, 1855. The First Lieutenant kindly allowed all the officers leave that could be spared. They landed at ten a m...and walked four miles inland to a Russian village...they unpacked the provisions, and sat down comfortably and primitively to a most refreshing meal, seasoned by good spirits and all the frolic of a sailors' treat on shore'. From "Illustrated Lon Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHWA/a-pic-nic-in-the-baltic-drawn-by-j-w-carmichael-1856-british-officers-enjoying-a-break-from-the-crimean-war-this-picnic-sketched-by-mr-carmichael-was-proposed-on-board-hms-edinburgh-when-she-was-lying-off-nargen-july-30-1855-the-first-lieutenant-kindly-allowed-all-the-officers-leave-that-could-be-spared-they-landed-at-ten-a-mand-walked-four-miles-inland-to-a-russian-villagethey-unpacked-the-provisions-and-sat-down-comfortably-and-primitively-to-a-most-refreshing-meal-seasoned-by-good-spirits-and-all-the-frolic-of-a-sailors-treat-on-shore-from-quotillustrated-lon-2R4DHWA.jpg "A Pic-Nic in the Baltic - drawn by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. British officers enjoying a break from the Crimean War. 'This Picnic, sketched by Mr. Carmichael, was proposed on board H.M.S. Edinburgh, when she was lying off Nargen, July 30, 1855. The First Lieutenant kindly allowed all the officers leave that could be spared. They landed at ten a m...and walked four miles inland to a Russian village...they unpacked the provisions, and sat down comfortably and primitively to a most refreshing meal, seasoned by good spirits and all the frolic of a sailors' treat on shore'. From "Illustrated Lon Stock Photo")
A Pic-Nic in the Baltic - drawn by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. British officers enjoying a break from the Crimean War. 'This Picnic, sketched by Mr. Carmichael, was proposed on board H.M.S. Edinburgh, when she was lying off Nargen, July 30, 1855. The First Lieutenant kindly allowed all the officers leave that could be spared. They landed at ten a m...and walked four miles inland to a Russian village...they unpacked the provisions, and sat down comfortably and primitively to a most refreshing meal, seasoned by good spirits and all the frolic of a sailors' treat on shore'. From "Illustrated Lon Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-pic-nic-in-the-baltic-drawn-by-j-w-carmichael-1856-british-officers-enjoying-a-break-from-the-crimean-war-this-picnic-sketched-by-mr-carmichael-was-proposed-on-board-hms-edinburgh-when-she-was-lying-off-nargen-july-30-1855-the-first-lieutenant-kindly-allowed-all-the-officers-leave-that-could-be-spared-they-landed-at-ten-a-mand-walked-four-miles-inland-to-a-russian-villagethey-unpacked-the-provisions-and-sat-down-comfortably-and-primitively-to-a-most-refreshing-meal-seasoned-by-good-spirits-and-all-the-frolic-of-a-sailors-treat-on-shore-from-quotillustrated-lon-image553489814.htmlRM2R4DHWA–A Pic-Nic in the Baltic - drawn by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. British officers enjoying a break from the Crimean War. 'This Picnic, sketched by Mr. Carmichael, was proposed on board H.M.S. Edinburgh, when she was lying off Nargen, July 30, 1855. The First Lieutenant kindly allowed all the officers leave that could be spared. They landed at ten a m...and walked four miles inland to a Russian village...they unpacked the provisions, and sat down comfortably and primitively to a most refreshing meal, seasoned by good spirits and all the frolic of a sailors' treat on shore'. From "Illustrated Lon
Fete to Officers of the English and French Forces, and the Greek Army and Navy, in the Acropolis at Athens, 1854. Scene during the Crimean War: a banquet for officers of the '...Army of Occupation, as well as to those of the men-of-war of the two Powers and of the Austrian vessels...The banquet was given in the interior of the Temple of Minerva, in the Acropolis, and thus borrowed from the locality a grandeur which forcibly struck all the foreigners present..The Fete was attended by General Magnan, and the officers (military and naval) of the French expeditionary force; Colonel Lockyer, K.H., Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fete-to-officers-of-the-english-and-french-forces-and-the-greek-army-and-navy-in-the-acropolis-at-athens-1854-scene-during-the-crimean-war-a-banquet-for-officers-of-the-army-of-occupation-as-well-as-to-those-of-the-men-of-war-of-the-two-powers-and-of-the-austrian-vesselsthe-banquet-was-given-in-the-interior-of-the-temple-of-minerva-in-the-acropolis-and-thus-borrowed-from-the-locality-a-grandeur-which-forcibly-struck-all-the-foreigners-presentthe-fete-was-attended-by-general-magnan-and-the-officers-military-and-naval-of-the-french-expeditionary-force-colonel-lockyer-kh-image481977150.htmlRM2K03XNJ–Fete to Officers of the English and French Forces, and the Greek Army and Navy, in the Acropolis at Athens, 1854. Scene during the Crimean War: a banquet for officers of the '...Army of Occupation, as well as to those of the men-of-war of the two Powers and of the Austrian vessels...The banquet was given in the interior of the Temple of Minerva, in the Acropolis, and thus borrowed from the locality a grandeur which forcibly struck all the foreigners present..The Fete was attended by General Magnan, and the officers (military and naval) of the French expeditionary force; Colonel Lockyer, K.H.,
Monument at Carmarthen to the Officers and Soldiers of the Royal Welch Fusiliers who fell in the Crimean War, 1858. War memorial in Portland stone, '...designed and executed by Mr. Edward Richardson, of Melbury-terrace, Harewood-square, and is in excellent taste...One of the four panels...bears the following inscription: Sacred to the memory of the Officers and Soldiers of the Royal Welch Fusiliers...who fell in the service of their country during the war with Russia, in 1854 and 1855. This monument was erected, a.d, 1858, as an enduring record of the gallant deceased, by the officers then ser Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/monument-at-carmarthen-to-the-officers-and-soldiers-of-the-royal-welch-fusiliers-who-fell-in-the-crimean-war-1858-war-memorial-in-portland-stone-designed-and-executed-by-mr-edward-richardson-of-melbury-terrace-harewood-square-and-is-in-excellent-tasteone-of-the-four-panelsbears-the-following-inscription-sacred-to-the-memory-of-the-officers-and-soldiers-of-the-royal-welch-fusilierswho-fell-in-the-service-of-their-country-during-the-war-with-russia-in-1854-and-1855-this-monument-was-erected-ad-1858-as-an-enduring-record-of-the-gallant-deceased-by-the-officers-then-ser-image565270383.htmlRM2RRJ83Y–Monument at Carmarthen to the Officers and Soldiers of the Royal Welch Fusiliers who fell in the Crimean War, 1858. War memorial in Portland stone, '...designed and executed by Mr. Edward Richardson, of Melbury-terrace, Harewood-square, and is in excellent taste...One of the four panels...bears the following inscription: Sacred to the memory of the Officers and Soldiers of the Royal Welch Fusiliers...who fell in the service of their country during the war with Russia, in 1854 and 1855. This monument was erected, a.d, 1858, as an enduring record of the gallant deceased, by the officers then ser
![Woronzoff, or Little Kamiesch - from a sketch by J. A. Crowe, 1856. Soldiers at Kamiesch, a sea inlet on the Khersones peninsula, near Sevastopol. During the Crimean war, French invading forces used the bay of Kamiesch as their main port and supply base. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJH2/woronzoff-or-little-kamiesch-from-a-sketch-by-j-a-crowe-1856-soldiers-at-kamiesch-a-sea-inlet-on-the-khersones-peninsula-near-sevastopol-during-the-crimean-war-french-invading-forces-used-the-bay-of-kamiesch-as-their-main-port-and-supply-base-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DJH2.jpg "Woronzoff, or Little Kamiesch - from a sketch by J. A. Crowe, 1856. Soldiers at Kamiesch, a sea inlet on the Khersones peninsula, near Sevastopol. During the Crimean war, French invading forces used the bay of Kamiesch as their main port and supply base. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
Woronzoff, or Little Kamiesch - from a sketch by J. A. Crowe, 1856. Soldiers at Kamiesch, a sea inlet on the Khersones peninsula, near Sevastopol. During the Crimean war, French invading forces used the bay of Kamiesch as their main port and supply base. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/woronzoff-or-little-kamiesch-from-a-sketch-by-j-a-crowe-1856-soldiers-at-kamiesch-a-sea-inlet-on-the-khersones-peninsula-near-sevastopol-during-the-crimean-war-french-invading-forces-used-the-bay-of-kamiesch-as-their-main-port-and-supply-base-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-image553490366.htmlRM2R4DJH2–Woronzoff, or Little Kamiesch - from a sketch by J. A. Crowe, 1856. Soldiers at Kamiesch, a sea inlet on the Khersones peninsula, near Sevastopol. During the Crimean war, French invading forces used the bay of Kamiesch as their main port and supply base. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
![Principal Street in Varna - Arrival of the Staff, 1854. Troops arriving in the port of Varna - once Turkish and later Bulgarian - on the Black Sea, prior to departing to fight in the Crimean War. 'On approaching it [the town] from sea, one is surprised by seeing in the harbour numerous French and English transports and steamers, all discharging their living cargoes of troops and horses. By the able assistance of the boats of the Bellerophon, London, Arethusa, and the French ships Jena and Marengo, and a Turkish frigate, the "disembarking" has been accomplished with the greatest ease Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03XMK/principal-street-in-varna-arrival-of-the-staff-1854-troops-arriving-in-the-port-of-varna-once-turkish-and-later-bulgarian-on-the-black-sea-prior-to-departing-to-fight-in-the-crimean-war-on-approaching-it-the-town-from-sea-one-is-surprised-by-seeing-in-the-harbour-numerous-french-and-english-transports-and-steamers-all-discharging-their-living-cargoes-of-troops-and-horses-by-the-able-assistance-of-the-boats-of-the-bellerophon-london-arethusa-and-the-french-ships-jena-and-marengo-and-a-turkish-frigate-the-quotdisembarkingquot-has-been-accomplished-with-the-greatest-ease-2K03XMK.jpg "Principal Street in Varna - Arrival of the Staff, 1854. Troops arriving in the port of Varna - once Turkish and later Bulgarian - on the Black Sea, prior to departing to fight in the Crimean War. 'On approaching it [the town] from sea, one is surprised by seeing in the harbour numerous French and English transports and steamers, all discharging their living cargoes of troops and horses. By the able assistance of the boats of the Bellerophon, London, Arethusa, and the French ships Jena and Marengo, and a Turkish frigate, the "disembarking" has been accomplished with the greatest ease Stock Photo")
Principal Street in Varna - Arrival of the Staff, 1854. Troops arriving in the port of Varna - once Turkish and later Bulgarian - on the Black Sea, prior to departing to fight in the Crimean War. 'On approaching it [the town] from sea, one is surprised by seeing in the harbour numerous French and English transports and steamers, all discharging their living cargoes of troops and horses. By the able assistance of the boats of the Bellerophon, London, Arethusa, and the French ships Jena and Marengo, and a Turkish frigate, the "disembarking" has been accomplished with the greatest ease Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/principal-street-in-varna-arrival-of-the-staff-1854-troops-arriving-in-the-port-of-varna-once-turkish-and-later-bulgarian-on-the-black-sea-prior-to-departing-to-fight-in-the-crimean-war-on-approaching-it-the-town-from-sea-one-is-surprised-by-seeing-in-the-harbour-numerous-french-and-english-transports-and-steamers-all-discharging-their-living-cargoes-of-troops-and-horses-by-the-able-assistance-of-the-boats-of-the-bellerophon-london-arethusa-and-the-french-ships-jena-and-marengo-and-a-turkish-frigate-the-quotdisembarkingquot-has-been-accomplished-with-the-greatest-ease-image481977123.htmlRM2K03XMK–Principal Street in Varna - Arrival of the Staff, 1854. Troops arriving in the port of Varna - once Turkish and later Bulgarian - on the Black Sea, prior to departing to fight in the Crimean War. 'On approaching it [the town] from sea, one is surprised by seeing in the harbour numerous French and English transports and steamers, all discharging their living cargoes of troops and horses. By the able assistance of the boats of the Bellerophon, London, Arethusa, and the French ships Jena and Marengo, and a Turkish frigate, the "disembarking" has been accomplished with the greatest ease
Ruins at Varna, after the recent fire, 1854. Crimean War. 'Varna, which is one of the dirtiest labyrinths of modern times, was very nearly destroyed by the recent fire. As there was a fresh breeze blowing, the whole street of the Bazaar was soon in a blaze. Adjoining this street there are, unfortunately, three large magazines, filled with powder and shells, &c., and the danger of an explosion was imminent...large bodies of troops were engaged in pulling down houses to cut off the progress of the fire...The streets were strewed in every direction with Turkish linen, bales of tobacco, cigars Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/ruins-at-varna-after-the-recent-fire-1854-crimean-war-varna-which-is-one-of-the-dirtiest-labyrinths-of-modern-times-was-very-nearly-destroyed-by-the-recent-fire-as-there-was-a-fresh-breeze-blowing-the-whole-street-of-the-bazaar-was-soon-in-a-blaze-adjoining-this-street-there-are-unfortunately-three-large-magazines-filled-with-powder-and-shells-ampc-and-the-danger-of-an-explosion-was-imminentlarge-bodies-of-troops-were-engaged-in-pulling-down-houses-to-cut-off-the-progress-of-the-firethe-streets-were-strewed-in-every-direction-with-turkish-linen-bales-of-tobacco-cigars-image481977814.htmlRM2K03YHA–Ruins at Varna, after the recent fire, 1854. Crimean War. 'Varna, which is one of the dirtiest labyrinths of modern times, was very nearly destroyed by the recent fire. As there was a fresh breeze blowing, the whole street of the Bazaar was soon in a blaze. Adjoining this street there are, unfortunately, three large magazines, filled with powder and shells, &c., and the danger of an explosion was imminent...large bodies of troops were engaged in pulling down houses to cut off the progress of the fire...The streets were strewed in every direction with Turkish linen, bales of tobacco, cigars
![The 48th French Regiment of the Line embarking on board "The St. Vincent" English ship, at Calais, 1854. Northern France: the French Expeditionary Force for the Baltic board Royal Navy ships destined for the Crimean War. '...the [French] troops marched down from their respective encampments to the quay side, where, according to previous arrangements, they deposited their arms and accoutrements in boxes, which were at once conveyed on board the ships of war by small vessels engaged for that service. Large quantities of ammunition and powder were also embarked by the same means...The t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2K03XPG/the-48th-french-regiment-of-the-line-embarking-on-board-quotthe-st-vincentquot-english-ship-at-calais-1854-northern-france-the-french-expeditionary-force-for-the-baltic-board-royal-navy-ships-destined-for-the-crimean-war-the-french-troops-marched-down-from-their-respective-encampments-to-the-quay-side-where-according-to-previous-arrangements-they-deposited-their-arms-and-accoutrements-in-boxes-which-were-at-once-conveyed-on-board-the-ships-of-war-by-small-vessels-engaged-for-that-service-large-quantities-of-ammunition-and-powder-were-also-embarked-by-the-same-meansthe-t-2K03XPG.jpg "The 48th French Regiment of the Line embarking on board "The St. Vincent" English ship, at Calais, 1854. Northern France: the French Expeditionary Force for the Baltic board Royal Navy ships destined for the Crimean War. '...the [French] troops marched down from their respective encampments to the quay side, where, according to previous arrangements, they deposited their arms and accoutrements in boxes, which were at once conveyed on board the ships of war by small vessels engaged for that service. Large quantities of ammunition and powder were also embarked by the same means...The t Stock Photo")
The 48th French Regiment of the Line embarking on board "The St. Vincent" English ship, at Calais, 1854. Northern France: the French Expeditionary Force for the Baltic board Royal Navy ships destined for the Crimean War. '...the [French] troops marched down from their respective encampments to the quay side, where, according to previous arrangements, they deposited their arms and accoutrements in boxes, which were at once conveyed on board the ships of war by small vessels engaged for that service. Large quantities of ammunition and powder were also embarked by the same means...The t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-48th-french-regiment-of-the-line-embarking-on-board-quotthe-st-vincentquot-english-ship-at-calais-1854-northern-france-the-french-expeditionary-force-for-the-baltic-board-royal-navy-ships-destined-for-the-crimean-war-the-french-troops-marched-down-from-their-respective-encampments-to-the-quay-side-where-according-to-previous-arrangements-they-deposited-their-arms-and-accoutrements-in-boxes-which-were-at-once-conveyed-on-board-the-ships-of-war-by-small-vessels-engaged-for-that-service-large-quantities-of-ammunition-and-powder-were-also-embarked-by-the-same-meansthe-t-image481977176.htmlRM2K03XPG–The 48th French Regiment of the Line embarking on board "The St. Vincent" English ship, at Calais, 1854. Northern France: the French Expeditionary Force for the Baltic board Royal Navy ships destined for the Crimean War. '...the [French] troops marched down from their respective encampments to the quay side, where, according to previous arrangements, they deposited their arms and accoutrements in boxes, which were at once conveyed on board the ships of war by small vessels engaged for that service. Large quantities of ammunition and powder were also embarked by the same means...The t
![Grand Military Steeplechase in the Crimea, 1856. Off duty during the Crimean War: British soldiers make their own amusement. 'We have to thank a Correspondent (an officer of the 17th Regiment) in the Camp, Sebastopol, for the accompanying Sketch of the Grand Military Steeplechase, which took place on the 3rd of December last, and afforded capital sport. The race represented is the first of the "Grand International Steeplechase," which was won, in good style, by Captain Smith's "Master-Roll".' From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJJ3/grand-military-steeplechase-in-the-crimea-1856-off-duty-during-the-crimean-war-british-soldiers-make-their-own-amusement-we-have-to-thank-a-correspondent-an-officer-of-the-17th-regiment-in-the-camp-sebastopol-for-the-accompanying-sketch-of-the-grand-military-steeplechase-which-took-place-on-the-3rd-of-december-last-and-afforded-capital-sport-the-race-represented-is-the-first-of-the-quotgrand-international-steeplechasequot-which-was-won-in-good-style-by-captain-smiths-quotmaster-rollquot-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DJJ3.jpg "Grand Military Steeplechase in the Crimea, 1856. Off duty during the Crimean War: British soldiers make their own amusement. 'We have to thank a Correspondent (an officer of the 17th Regiment) in the Camp, Sebastopol, for the accompanying Sketch of the Grand Military Steeplechase, which took place on the 3rd of December last, and afforded capital sport. The race represented is the first of the "Grand International Steeplechase," which was won, in good style, by Captain Smith's "Master-Roll".' From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
Grand Military Steeplechase in the Crimea, 1856. Off duty during the Crimean War: British soldiers make their own amusement. 'We have to thank a Correspondent (an officer of the 17th Regiment) in the Camp, Sebastopol, for the accompanying Sketch of the Grand Military Steeplechase, which took place on the 3rd of December last, and afforded capital sport. The race represented is the first of the "Grand International Steeplechase," which was won, in good style, by Captain Smith's "Master-Roll".' From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/grand-military-steeplechase-in-the-crimea-1856-off-duty-during-the-crimean-war-british-soldiers-make-their-own-amusement-we-have-to-thank-a-correspondent-an-officer-of-the-17th-regiment-in-the-camp-sebastopol-for-the-accompanying-sketch-of-the-grand-military-steeplechase-which-took-place-on-the-3rd-of-december-last-and-afforded-capital-sport-the-race-represented-is-the-first-of-the-quotgrand-international-steeplechasequot-which-was-won-in-good-style-by-captain-smiths-quotmaster-rollquot-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-image553490395.htmlRM2R4DJJ3–Grand Military Steeplechase in the Crimea, 1856. Off duty during the Crimean War: British soldiers make their own amusement. 'We have to thank a Correspondent (an officer of the 17th Regiment) in the Camp, Sebastopol, for the accompanying Sketch of the Grand Military Steeplechase, which took place on the 3rd of December last, and afforded capital sport. The race represented is the first of the "Grand International Steeplechase," which was won, in good style, by Captain Smith's "Master-Roll".' From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
![The Reading of the Royal Proclamation of Peace at Dublin, [Ireland], 1856. Ceremony to mark the end of the Crimean War. The proclamation was read at Dublin Castle and at the Mansion House, '... with all the pomp and show which could tend to act upon and harmonise with public enthusiasm. The soldiers and heralds - the courtly retinue - the gorgeous trappings and the brilliant decorations- all passed off to admiration...The troops numbered at least seven thousand...Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms...with the Heralds, and the Viceregal Household, ascended to the Castle balcony, and a call h Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHP2/the-reading-of-the-royal-proclamation-of-peace-at-dublin-ireland-1856-ceremony-to-mark-the-end-of-the-crimean-war-the-proclamation-was-read-at-dublin-castle-and-at-the-mansion-house-with-all-the-pomp-and-show-which-could-tend-to-act-upon-and-harmonise-with-public-enthusiasm-the-soldiers-and-heralds-the-courtly-retinue-the-gorgeous-trappings-and-the-brilliant-decorations-all-passed-off-to-admirationthe-troops-numbered-at-least-seven-thousandsir-bernard-burke-ulster-king-of-armswith-the-heralds-and-the-viceregal-household-ascended-to-the-castle-balcony-and-a-call-h-2R4DHP2.jpg "The Reading of the Royal Proclamation of Peace at Dublin, [Ireland], 1856. Ceremony to mark the end of the Crimean War. The proclamation was read at Dublin Castle and at the Mansion House, '... with all the pomp and show which could tend to act upon and harmonise with public enthusiasm. The soldiers and heralds - the courtly retinue - the gorgeous trappings and the brilliant decorations- all passed off to admiration...The troops numbered at least seven thousand...Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms...with the Heralds, and the Viceregal Household, ascended to the Castle balcony, and a call h Stock Photo")
The Reading of the Royal Proclamation of Peace at Dublin, [Ireland], 1856. Ceremony to mark the end of the Crimean War. The proclamation was read at Dublin Castle and at the Mansion House, '... with all the pomp and show which could tend to act upon and harmonise with public enthusiasm. The soldiers and heralds - the courtly retinue - the gorgeous trappings and the brilliant decorations- all passed off to admiration...The troops numbered at least seven thousand...Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms...with the Heralds, and the Viceregal Household, ascended to the Castle balcony, and a call h Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-reading-of-the-royal-proclamation-of-peace-at-dublin-ireland-1856-ceremony-to-mark-the-end-of-the-crimean-war-the-proclamation-was-read-at-dublin-castle-and-at-the-mansion-house-with-all-the-pomp-and-show-which-could-tend-to-act-upon-and-harmonise-with-public-enthusiasm-the-soldiers-and-heralds-the-courtly-retinue-the-gorgeous-trappings-and-the-brilliant-decorations-all-passed-off-to-admirationthe-troops-numbered-at-least-seven-thousandsir-bernard-burke-ulster-king-of-armswith-the-heralds-and-the-viceregal-household-ascended-to-the-castle-balcony-and-a-call-h-image553489722.htmlRM2R4DHP2–The Reading of the Royal Proclamation of Peace at Dublin, [Ireland], 1856. Ceremony to mark the end of the Crimean War. The proclamation was read at Dublin Castle and at the Mansion House, '... with all the pomp and show which could tend to act upon and harmonise with public enthusiasm. The soldiers and heralds - the courtly retinue - the gorgeous trappings and the brilliant decorations- all passed off to admiration...The troops numbered at least seven thousand...Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms...with the Heralds, and the Viceregal Household, ascended to the Castle balcony, and a call h
![State Banquet given by the Emperor of the French to the Peace Plenipotentiaries, at the Tuileries, [Paris], 1856. Ending of the Crimean War. 'All the members had been invited, as well as the foreign Ministers, the Cardinals, the Ministers of the Emperor, the Marshals, the presidents of the great bodies of the State, the grand officers of the Crown, the French Ambassador at London, the Governor of the Invalides, the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour, the Grand Referendary of the Senate, a number of senators, deputies, high functionaries of State, and the principal civil and military offi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHN5/state-banquet-given-by-the-emperor-of-the-french-to-the-peace-plenipotentiaries-at-the-tuileries-paris-1856-ending-of-the-crimean-war-all-the-members-had-been-invited-as-well-as-the-foreign-ministers-the-cardinals-the-ministers-of-the-emperor-the-marshals-the-presidents-of-the-great-bodies-of-the-state-the-grand-officers-of-the-crown-the-french-ambassador-at-london-the-governor-of-the-invalides-the-grand-chancellor-of-the-legion-of-honour-the-grand-referendary-of-the-senate-a-number-of-senators-deputies-high-functionaries-of-state-and-the-principal-civil-and-military-offi-2R4DHN5.jpg "State Banquet given by the Emperor of the French to the Peace Plenipotentiaries, at the Tuileries, [Paris], 1856. Ending of the Crimean War. 'All the members had been invited, as well as the foreign Ministers, the Cardinals, the Ministers of the Emperor, the Marshals, the presidents of the great bodies of the State, the grand officers of the Crown, the French Ambassador at London, the Governor of the Invalides, the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour, the Grand Referendary of the Senate, a number of senators, deputies, high functionaries of State, and the principal civil and military offi Stock Photo")
State Banquet given by the Emperor of the French to the Peace Plenipotentiaries, at the Tuileries, [Paris], 1856. Ending of the Crimean War. 'All the members had been invited, as well as the foreign Ministers, the Cardinals, the Ministers of the Emperor, the Marshals, the presidents of the great bodies of the State, the grand officers of the Crown, the French Ambassador at London, the Governor of the Invalides, the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour, the Grand Referendary of the Senate, a number of senators, deputies, high functionaries of State, and the principal civil and military offi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/state-banquet-given-by-the-emperor-of-the-french-to-the-peace-plenipotentiaries-at-the-tuileries-paris-1856-ending-of-the-crimean-war-all-the-members-had-been-invited-as-well-as-the-foreign-ministers-the-cardinals-the-ministers-of-the-emperor-the-marshals-the-presidents-of-the-great-bodies-of-the-state-the-grand-officers-of-the-crown-the-french-ambassador-at-london-the-governor-of-the-invalides-the-grand-chancellor-of-the-legion-of-honour-the-grand-referendary-of-the-senate-a-number-of-senators-deputies-high-functionaries-of-state-and-the-principal-civil-and-military-offi-image553489697.htmlRM2R4DHN5–State Banquet given by the Emperor of the French to the Peace Plenipotentiaries, at the Tuileries, [Paris], 1856. Ending of the Crimean War. 'All the members had been invited, as well as the foreign Ministers, the Cardinals, the Ministers of the Emperor, the Marshals, the presidents of the great bodies of the State, the grand officers of the Crown, the French Ambassador at London, the Governor of the Invalides, the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honour, the Grand Referendary of the Senate, a number of senators, deputies, high functionaries of State, and the principal civil and military offi
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