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... TiHE BMI.TI S H- ,F LEET A T Petropasilovski.. It is with a feeling akin to doubt and misgiving that we occasion- ally put to ourselves the question, in all its ?? Britannia in fact rulethe waves? The mental reply that in the name of justice we are forced with sorrow to make-for our patriotism forbids the lip to breathe it aloud-is, that she is in the habit oftener, far oftener, of misruling ...

... ATTACIC AM) -CAPTURE :oP THE MjALAKOFF. : pEARFUL, SAVGHTMRE ANDIJ LOSS OF the Redan.. Early in the morning of Saturday, September 8th, a stirog 'foe' of cavalry, under the comnmand of Colonel Hodge 'was moved up -to the front and formed a'chain of sentries in front 'of Cbtbcarth's4i6 ' and all along our lines. No person WaS alloized to pass slsisIine, unless he was a staff officer or ...

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... G L:OR I'0 U S N-E W S. FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 10. Lord Panmure Las received the following telegraphic desatc ?? Simnpson, dated AlliMes. SheenEPT. .--SebastopoI is in the possession of the Allies. The 'enemy, during the night and this morning, have evacuated -the Southo ide, after exploding their magazines, and setting fire to the whole of th town. All the men-of-war were ...

... DON CA STER DEN OUEMEINTS; Pontefract Picks; and, Manchester Mems. By TOUCHSTONE. In another column will be found recorded the results of the Doncaster Meeting for the present year, which, in singular develope- ments, has scarcely any parallel'in the annals of this far-famed racing town; and, although we may not have been wholly successful in the carrying out of our ideas, still the reasons ...

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... T.ToWN EDITIONSf SUNDAY.,SEPTEBR 2, 1855. THE QJUEEN ;A'D'THE I MPEOI.| .The.QoENBhas returngd hapy'and in' good health to her loyal and welcoming subjects, !confident in the'proud sa~tisfaction that'she has performed a lofty duty ' by hei graciods' and' hearty acceptance of 'thte Imperial invitation. Never. ,wa~s, ihe~r~e an, i~nterch~ange'of. royal iisits so preg,- nant with political, ...

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