... Havelock's avenging march. THE INVINCIBLE BRITISH CHEER. We extract the following from a letter written by a gentleman in the civil servic ), who was in the advance en C iwnpore :— The defeat the Cawnpore rebels sustained in four I argementa has disheartenol ...

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... net have the door re -hung. It is almost a pity these eastern semi-barbarous rulers don't submit to the demands of their civilized adversaries,, ititbout drawing the ?word. Right or wrong, they always ,go to the wall, and have to eat lineable pie in the ...