... to the value of .Cl 6 carried away. Mr. llutchinson has got the contract for additional dock at West Bartleyl There is a rumour that Admintlty to enfinve upon the proprietors of the olil docks that the mmu,katim.ii of the slake with the sea shall be ...

... differences re- on the Nicaragua and Tigre Island questions. With le. reference to those negotiations, we have a rumour an -I may say, more than a rumour-from Washing- nd ton, to the effect that preliminaries have already 'al been agreed upon between the British ...

... CHRONICLE •pon ** nuKncntoa* qaention/* invalviog *• oar national agriculture f and aach I helieva to the cane with Mr. Dudgeon of Spy law. Mr. Dudgeon c.muot miaunderMtand me in thif remark, for haa all along been known a* a moat determined enemy (ho hone*t ...

... Harney, E. Stallwood, S. M; Kydd, G. J.s Df - Tickets-to beobtained at the following ?? c is, Man's Hall, Vauxhall-vwalk; Spy' lifeu-soes, ,Jnnover.- -t t &Ce, Kelisiugallofl a fclars-roa; Tern- L plance, h e aoo~ieSuffolk-stretet, hlorou gh; T ol1ver'S ...

... ’ Ernest Lisle, dis:u- Ernest sal'ieil out, mid walked-rapidly the uirec gaging hinmlf, yo*i huve acted the bate part of u spy t tjun of Mount Royal, upon mo this instance henceforth mu»t trouble 1 you tc» Interest yourtelf your own affuirs t„rniH£» the ...

... PION AYQ “* London, Tuesday Eerening. My note written yesterday afternoon led you to contra- dict, in terms, the wide-spread rumour of Mr. Browne's actual appointment to the governorship the Falkland Islands. be information on which I penned that communication ...

... the establishment Baths and Wash-houses, but had not authorized his name be placed on the committee, (hear) and was not a spy. (No.) Mr. Barwis, in a lengthy address, set forth all the objections urged against the establishment of Baths and Washhouses ...

... Clubs, to play the Cockcrmouth cricketers for a rumpstcak and a dozen.— Cumberland Pacfjuet. Mysterious Affair Cleared Up.—A rumour having been extensively circulated Wakefield that a gentleman had kept his daughter immured in eellar for eleven years, inquiries ...

... Civits Vecchia yesterday morning, a couple of hours before daylight, passing down a part of the Corso, spread abroad an absurd rumour that two thousand Spaniards had entered the city during the night, escorting the Pope and cardinals to the Vatican. The idea ...

... reason assigned for this murder is he took some land out of which Others were ejected” Forthcoming Ministerial Concessions Rumours to ministerial activity during the session are multiplied and repeated but we not discern anything new or anything of greater ...

... been actively and anxiously made by Government and by others to obtain some tidings of these brave men, nothing beyond some rumour of the Esquirnaux has reached England. Hope must not be abandoned while any chance of rescuing the expedition exists; but ...

... States. Visetti was \ denounced by two persons whom he had endeavoured to , corrupt. On his arrest, he stated he was a foreign spy, , charged with the duty of watching the Italian and French , emigrants. It is said that he has connexions with the Piedmontese ...