Admiralty Board, the, and Sir Charles
Napier, 270, 452
Admiralty Memorandum on Equipment
of the Royal Marines as a Light In-
fantry Corps, 476
Aland and Finland, 214
Alert, on the, 561

Alexander, Dr., his Promotion to the
rank of Deputy Inspector General, 469
Allies, General Sir Howard Douglas on
the Operations of the, 85; Position of
the, 106

America, Lakes of, 35

Anderson, Private Andrew, Acknow-
ledgment of his Gallantry, 464
Animals, Tales about, by Peter Farley,
noticed, 281

Annuities to the Army in the Crimea,
Royal Warrant for, 142

Antipodes, by a Clergyman, noticed, 280
Army, Hon. E.I.C., Stations of the, 144,
302, 470, 638

Relief for, 1854, 145
Brevet for the, 277
British, Stations of the, 147, 303,
471, 639

-Promotions and Appointments, 152,
309, 479, 645

142,

Annuities to the, in the Crimea,

Disorganized State of the, 269
Thanks of Parliament to the, 113
Hints from the Crimea on the Or-
ganization of the, 256

A Proposal for Recruiting the, in
a more Effective Manner, British Light
Infantry, Regular and Militia, 20

Brevet, 151, 167, 168, 171, 173,
313, 321, 325, 329, 479, 482, 483,
486, 489, 499, 502, 504, 505
Artillerist's Manual and British Soldier's
Compendium, by Major F. A. Grif-
fiths, R.F.P. Royal Artillery, noticed,
280

Artillery, Field, the Emperor Louis
Napoleon's New System of, 429

Horse, and Cavalry-Brigade
Movements, 75; Second Article, 375
Attack on Bomarsund, the, 209
Austin, Fort-Major Thomas, Action at

Three Bullet Gate, and Attack on
New Ross, County of Wexford, 1798,
by, 567

Austria, Treaty with, 121

Balaklava, the Charge at, and Sir John
Scott Lillie's Censure of Lord Raglan,
273, 281, 454

Baltic Fleet, Remarks on the Command
of the, 270, 452

Beamish, Lieut.-Colonel Ludlow, K.H.,
Exertions of, in Favour of the Patri-
otic Fund, 455, 612

Letter from, on the Services of
the King's German Legion, 246
Black Sea Fleet, the Thanks of Parlia-
ment to, 113; Appointment of Offi.
cers to the, 469

Blakeney, Gen. the Right Hon. Sir Ed-
ward, G.C.B., Appointed Governor
of Chelsea Hospital, 489
Bomarsund, the Attack on, 209
Breaching, a Few Facts Relative to the
Best System of, as Exemplified by
Experiments carried on at Bapaume,
9, 198, 395

Brevet, the, 151, 167, 168, 171, 173,

313, 321, 325, 329, 479, 482, 483,
486, 489, 499, 502, 504, 505, 647, 650,
651, 652, 654, 660, 664
British Soldier's Compendium and Ar-
tillerist's Manual, by Major F. A.
Griffiths, R.F.P., Royal Artillery,
noticed, 280

gos, 110, 274

Burgoyne, Sir John, and the "Times,"108
at the Siege of Bur-
Recall of, 612
Burke, Peter, Esq., Second Series of the
Romance of the Forum by, noticed, 118

Cavalry and Horse Artillery-Brigade
Movements, 75, 375

Cavalry Organization, 616
Casualties, Returns of, before Sebastopol,

130, 131, 140, 289, 290, 461, 469
Charge at Balaklava, and Sir John Scott
Lillie's Censure of Lord Raglan, 273,
281

Chasseurs, Mounted, Necessity of a
Corps of, for Out-post Duty, 456
Coast Guard, Appointments and Re-
movals, 152, 308, 479, 645
Commissions to Non-Commissioned Offi-
cers, Order from the Horse-Guards,
105; Consequent Promotions, 488
Committee, the, 606

Confessions of an Old Dragoon, by Major
Sabretasch, 43

Constance Herbert, by Miss Jewsbury,
noticed, 617

Correspondence, General, 116, 281,
456, 613

Crimea, Annuities to the Army of the,
the Queen's Warrant, 142

Campaign in the, Vindication of,
Reasons for Attacking Sebastopol on
the South Side, 100

Doings in the, 188

Hints from the, on the Organi-
zation of the British Army, 256
Critical Notices, 118, 280, 456, 616

Danube, Observations relative to the
Operations on the, 1853-54, 541
Defences, Coast, Letter from Philip H.
Howard, Esq., on, 456
Despatch from Lord Raglan of the Bat-
tle of Inkermann, 125; Other Des-
patches, 129, 288, 460, 468, 619
Despatches from Admiral Dundas, 141
Sir E. Lyons, 467, 615
Major-Gen. Jones, 469
Devonport, Correspondence from, 459
Douglas, Gen. Sir Howard, on the Ope-
rations of the Allies, 85
Dundas, Rear-Admiral, Remarks on his
Appointment as Commander of the
Baltic Fleet, 452

Hanover, Sympathy of, for England, and
a Letter from, to the Patriotic Fund, in
with a Contribution, 276
Hardships of an Heiress; or, Mammon,
by Mrs. Gore, noticed, 456
Helena, St., a Few Reminiscences of, 266
Hierarchy and Military Promotion in
France, Second Article, 63, 250
Hints from the Crimea on the Organi-
zation of the British Army, 256
Horse Artillery and Cavalry-Brigade
Movements, 75, 375

Horses, 300 Andalusian, Purchased for
the Crimea, 469

Household, the Secret History of a, by
the Author of "Alice Wentworth,"
noticed, 457

Howe, Lina, Oakleigh Mascott, by, no-
ticed, 118

India Company's Army, Stations of the,
144, 302, 470, 638
Brevet for, 277

Indian Army, our, 452
Infantry, British Light, Regular and
Militia; with a Proposal for Recruit-
ing the British Army in a more Effec-
tive Manner, 20
Inkermann, Distinguished Services of
the Royal Marines at, 115; Despatch
from Lord Raglan, 125

Intelligence from the Ports, 123, 286,
458, 618

Naval and Military, 125,

288, 460, 619

Jacob's Horse, 607

Kilt superseded by Trowsers, 469
King's German Legion, Services of, 246
Knighton, William, M.A., Author of
"Forest Life in Ceylon," Tropical
Sketches, by, noticed, 118