... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23,1853. .11.11. L P. U . . . ?? Pwe A.. .. SAL.US POPULIr L.EX SUPRdEM5A. THE CABINET. Lay As i terested rumour is busy in predicting the to dissolution of the Ministry, it may be well to th warn the public what this means. The Cabinet ...

... to . The San says, ' There have been rumours that the - Lords Liverpool and Sidmouth have had some differ- t ences with their colleagues, and are about to retire from ic ohice. We give little credit to these rumours, thouth y they are somewhat conlidentI7 ...

... from the task of educating the-' rising-generation in the district of St. Paul's; Richard Ware, the double-faced sycophant and spy, has no longer charge of the corm- munion wino; Bernard M'Guire, the pew, opener, will have leisure to prepare his de- fence ...

... Young Napoleon had not been able to bag the rebel army or capture the enemy's citadel, and it was also true that we had had rumours, off and on, for several months, that he would be dismissed, but these latter were discredited, and his warmest friends, while ...

... such attendance would sacrifice his claim as an independent sovereign, sent no answer. Rumours reached the Indian Government that the Ameer was sulky, and a Russian spy was at Cabul. To test his feelings, the Indian Government arranged a political conference ...

... at St. Paul's Church, Prince's aty Park. The attention of the Bishop of the a ern diocese having been directed to these rumours, the a comnision was appointed by his lordship ofto inquire into the several charges. That h the commission sat for three ...

... freely expressed their belief 'that, having been virtually ex- pelledifrom the 'Senate in America, 'he is now snmly; a spy in the pay of the British Government. The .formality of his arrest will, ef course, be regarded by these sceptics as a;-mere ...

... last week makes a feeble attempt to lessen the disgust arising from the late exposure of the spy system, by repeating General Byng's argument, that the rumours of the intended riotous meeting in Yoiksliire were antecedent to the arrival of Oliver from ...

... the Seorerary of State. The Bhootanese a are now quarrelli among themselves, in consequence of Toungsoo Penlow having sent a spy into Sikkim to seek out Cheboo Lema, and to lewrn where he was, without the knowledge of the D rbar. The quarrel, which occurred ...

... in a waggon, ann, escorted by the bussars and a body of constables, conveyed to the county gaul. At Leicester, on Tuesday, rumour, With her thou- sand tongues, was in lulI play, and in the afternoon the yeomanry cavalry were ordered on duty; the F militia ...

... affairs to be critical. The presence of a powerful French fleet at New York is significant when connected with this report. The rumour that England and France will offer mediatory proposals to the Go- vernment of the United States is revived by the Patrie, ...

... Major Gordon is totheeffecithat gi a spy from Coomassue states that men have been a-, A-sent to fetch guns, and Confirms the rumour aI fi-that it was the intention of the Ashantees mi ad-to mine the town. The spy added that he had pi seen kegs of gunpowder ...