... ITHR EGE OF' SEBASTOPOL , . . ?? ! . v I. 'We have some pairticulair respecting the dirststrous rpulse of the ?? the 18thi of Juii in the :attack'on the' Male- koff and Rodan defeaces3:-, - -, The actaal number of our own killed and wounded in the recent attack oh thei Redan is not of that-,terrible amount as, was at first supposed.. When -it was stated&that the loss of our noble army was not ...

... . Unequal Law for Rich and Poor. The question of Administrative Reform, so much ban- died at the present time, is interpreted by some as rousing up a- war-of classes-setting the upper ten thousand in -hostile array against-- the million-and shaking the time-honoured institutions and customs of old England totheir base,by the hand of revolutionary intention. We deny this altogether. The row ...

... the STANoLEY AT_ LDEtA . ` emug of the. Oldham Lyceum, Lord Stanley adeeda large assemblage after'the3 bat quet at this Town- hell. and epoka as follows. -He s ?? that he' had withno31 ordinary pleasure aiccepted the invitation to be present that -day; becauneiilt thai no cerenmony could be more deeply interesting, none further removed from mere vain display Or idle and empty parade,b than ...

... ?? JOVRBNA-L- FTHIE SIEG-. The dimes' correspondent continues the events of tlSesisge, from the date of thecapture ?? Mfmelon:- i THE BURIAL OF TITE DlEAD CAmp BEFOBE SEBATOPOL, Jane 9.-My letter Was scarcely despatched this morning when a white flag on the Round tower and another on the left announced that the Russians had a petition to make. It was a grave one to make in the middle of a ...

... TfflED EDITION.. ; PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. I LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I SUNDAY BEER ACT-ADULTEP.ATION0 I Certain patriotic members of Parliament are resolved to labour in the good work, even through the dog-days. They may perspire copiously, but they will inquire vigorously. Though they sit in their shirt-sleeves, they will sit in coma mittee; and though the ...

... LAST WEEKMS LATEST NEWS. ?? - - -- -9 ?? appeared in our dltesw t-l Sunday.] ; RO USE OF WORDS-Frtday7, INFAXTS'. MABRIAGES BILL.-Oh ihe motion cf the L 1ORD Ca&NCELLOR, this Billwa' read a third time and 'passed - ASSZES 'AND SESSIONS BILL - The LORD CHANCELlLOR moved the second reading of this Bill, wbi.ehwas for the purpo3e *of having sessions for the trials 't offenders held more ...

... IGOELLANEOUS. A FRUn'ron Rlsou~cs.-As it is feared thr- will be a deficiency of ,water 0Livepool1this ear,- if-bas been re- solved to water the streets with sea water. KossumT pubhl tfliji Mr. Roebuck for uttering--the -following paspage:- I. am as sair- as 'I am Of' my own, existence, that the time will come when these three Wl- qnnio words, 'Poland Hungaryi Italypw~ill be the watch- wordaof ...

... _ DOWN WRTH TAI SABBw3&ThANS.. Lord RnOR T Gkosvtgoh'. has declared 'in parlia- ment that he will not withdraw his obnoxioinu 9i1 for the SUppression of ?? Sunday tradiig, not- withstanding the monster dmonstr'atio- :agairnst that Oie-sided and ?? messure_ on SuRds4y last in Hyde Park. Lord ROBFBT GBosvnxoRo ,is . perfect ?? Of his order-bigoted, ,insolent, obstinate; anid tyranr, eal. The ...

... RUSSIAN 'ACQOUNt CFt Tso EvAUTION l ?? .,OR ANAPA. ~ P The I7vaiie Russe announces and explains the evacnar, tion orfdnapa:- ?? Asfar.backas march.of last year, when the enemy's fleets entered the Black Sea, it was deemed indispensable to suppresE the greater number. of the firtresses along the coast. All these points have been occupied by us solely wit the'objact of kree'ping irn o k: the ...

... I[USIAN REISONS FOR THE EVAOcuATION I The Invalide RBsse announces and explains the scuation of Anapa:- As far back as March of last year, when the enemy's ets entered the Black sea, it was deemed indispensa- to suppress the greater number of the fortresses Dne the coast. All these points have been occupied us solely with the object of keeping in check the ountaineers of the coast, and not ...

... THE BALTIC FLEZT. The followin g correspondence has bees received: - , 1 r-11 1. . 11 ?? Seskiasrsland,'Jane 18. You will' see by the place from whence this is dated that we have changed-our position since I last wrote; in fact, we are now quite out of sight of Croustadt, and are lying near the peaceful little island of Seeka;, whose inba 'bitants,.although frightened out of their lives on ...

... TEH PERIL OF EUROPE AND THE POWER 'OF RUSBIA.-: SIn,-Cossack or Rlepublican. Which? Europe must make up her mind 'for one or the other. AU such hypocritical compromises as Great British Con- stitutions are Out of the question. They have been weighed in the balance, and found wanting. The tyrant Nicholas was right when he 'told Cottman that the governments ?? and America were the only ...