... The Meeting at the Borough- reeve's Room has been called secretly; but we will be upon 'them. As spying is again the order of the day, we will engage a spy upon this Meeting, and, if we can make out the list, we will publish, the next week, the name and ...

... of the Bishop of Salisbury, are entirely without founda- tion. llislordshipisatpresent in tlieenjoyment of good health. The rumour respecting the Bishop of Ely is also very incorrect; his lordship has been unwell for some time past, but his illness is not ...

... country undt the United Statel they cougratulate the commercial world ger. il)01 the settlement of the Eastern qiuestion'ti The rumoured appointnient oft Mr. Clay eti c - cial mistion to the Court of St. Jamlees's, to be for the purpose of arranging the dlittret ...

... change of stations with the others in the metropolis. Mir Papineau is said to be in New York, on his way to Canada. Mother Rumour, the oll ?? with a thousand tongues, gives him a birth as Deputy Postmaster-General of Montreal.-Halifax United States paper ...

... excitement has prevailed at this port since the an- nouncement of the bombardment of Tangiers by the French, and numerous rumours were afloat immediately as to what would be the ultimate measures adopted by the British Government. One circumstance is stated ...

... at daylight, either on Jugraon, my position of Buddawul, or Loodiauah. On a near approach to his outposts this rumour was confirmed by spy, who had just left his eamp, saying the Sikh army was actually march towards Jugraon. My advance was steady, my ...

... at daylight, either on Jugrzoon, my position of Beddawisl, or Loodiana. On a near approach to his outposts this rumour *was confirmcd by a spy, who hadjust left his camp, saying the Si:h army was ac- taallv in march touvards Jngraons. -My advaince was steady ...

... ofprovisional railway companies. The studied avoidance of the subject by the Premier 0n Friday is alleged in confirmation of this rumour, though that silence might as reasonably be accounted for by sup- posing that, Intent en forging new fetters for Ireland, ...

... encouragement to the spy system, because in their working they hold out a participation in the penalties to the informer. I think this, as in all other casts, the spy system ought to abolished. (Cheers.) Aie you in favour of maintaining the spy and informer system ...

... Lordship expressed his belief that Mr. Mlitchell, olho, he said, had iiot only threatened his coronet but his head, was not a spy, iartly because no Government would be bad enough or mad CiiOUgli to engage any person of the scrt, who was ciot worth the buying ...

... as long as the capital is daily alarmed with drumbeating, violent and irritating speeches from membersof the Govern- ment, rumours of conspiracies, and eternal calling out of' troops and National Guards, public confi- dence cannot be re-establi-hed, and ...

... laid for us we may be sure, the most certain of which is in the fort. Our shells have not yet been able to touch it, though a spy has pointed out the situation of the magazine. At daybreak this morning we re-opened a hoavy cannonade, during which Colonel ...