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... immediately arrested. ALLEGED ASSASSINATION. j The Press Association's Dublin correspondent says that tho following tragedy rumoured to have been enacted between Monasteravon and | Kildare. A man and his daughter left their house sell some corn, ihe house ...
... make.up of many of the tacos, which were remarkable for fame and character, was the work of Mr. Leslie Ward, the admirable spy of Vanity Fair. Sir rem , Shelley. whose passion for the dramatic art is well known, has built a most charming and coiumodioua ...
... and other steps will be taken to order at Wmtrainster. PROPOSED GREAT LIBERAL BANQUET. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MIDHAT PASHA. ne rumour is genrrally believed, and the Daily :Vetra correspondent at Constantinople is disposed to Rise eriilit to it, that on Tuesday ...
... to 5 ,,,,,1 capital. Net rent per &arum; becomes involved in forcilm ditficultien. May lh Mired: an.l for furihar partieulan spy:, at the gurtioseccs• theirs, 119. Delemreet, larerpoul. On Sunday the Parnell branch of the Land League in Cincinnati passel ...
... • .r '.' .4 4 n4.4 • : bad been received daring the year. accepted them, because they were intended iiig eIA LC. to follow spy ereeloymest lam t 4 powwow. I haw, • ontartlr free Irom the c.u•i i •la.nt um. waarwm • simply to evade the barbarous provisions ...
... conclusion thee thee ohms the Lards meet bort. Ir-wait' situ lie beads! the roani, Maw tirtoi.rr. as they mean to do. Lord Saline spy was. •Is are not w bury will be tonsil in los two pleat. +lisle loom we will as soak fruit as r.t on the 'easter at Oar FN. ...
... KW 161nish ad= qusta d to up s; lc to IOSs Jenny. Ins to Me Maori= and deb extremely quiet. Odeon the re adranoa Eams.ramein spy quiet. dull and inactive: Chaise analiortd mace for six months. If say oilier mons was Irolght before him uo a similar charm ...
... has terminated) no other than the Spy of Vanity Fair. Spy sacceded Ape, who was, of oolnic, Pellegriui. In effect the two trials have the same subject matter, and it will be curious to see whether Spy will appear against his former employer ...
... towards two itinersats who evidently aro determined to diagithe themaelees es mach as possible. They each wear a frock mat caret-spy buttoned op to the chin, and each wets a slough hat with the rim tuned does. Altheingli comparisons an odious, we may say this ...
... cease from to-day. zee the tint Cahetet Council of the mem is held this smorniss. There may be mamas which lend colour to the rumours of appromblag ehangru is the Mondry. THE LONG VACATION. The Datl.o Tek7rapl. remarks The genres! public esa only belie% e ...
... has been received that Gordon Pasha has been taken prisoner the rebels. Soon afterwards the placard was torn down, and the rumour has not been con. firmed. London correspondent, telegraphing 3.50 , p.m., says :—Nothing has been heard at the Foreigu Office ...
... name of the composer. The first of the private inquiry agents has retired from business. There was a time when this species of spy was unknown. To Mr. Pollaky, of Paddington-green, occurred the idea of starting as a private detective. I believe that when ...