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... THE SOUTH WALES GAZETTE, FRIDAY, MA UCH 28, 1690. RUMOURS OF A DISSOLUTION. Mr. W. S. Caine has made the following statement to a Central News representative:— I think the probabilities of a dissolution of Parliament after Easter are very strong. Ministers ...
... them waked him in a careless way, how much hay he had aboard He told them, for he hail counted the bales ; and when the spy asked the price, named one much larger than the market prier, after the fashion of a peasant who loves chaffering. To his surprise ...
... und confined in a secure and secluded apartment. This woman has ruined all my plans, thought the astronomer. She is a spy. I cannot tell how much has seen, how much she suspects, nor how much she has told. I only know that she has learued enough ...
... nut reveal your knowitslge to the king Because I have resolved to have naught to do with the atiairs of Portugal. I am not a spy, nor shall I stoop to be an informer. You, then, do not intend to inform the king stree , with only your swords to guard ...
... At.':. Minor. He appears to have deserted from the Turkish army on the Alacedonian frontier. lie was possibly regarded as a spy by the Ntwedoniana in Sofia, though he was apparently unable to speak Bulgarian. It is reported that Sir W. C. F. Robinson has ...
... Michael Nlettiter, not the least clever of the cut-throat hail taken the precaution to offer himself to the itovernment as a spy, timing to good arts lint. the example of Ilnphrl, who for so many years., as a Fenian brother, had wormed himself into the ...
... disappeared from their accustomed haunts, and have either gone to America or are now employed in sonic honest labour. It is even rumoured that Louise Michel and Prince Kmpotkin have resolved to bid us farewell soon—it may be for years, it may be for ever—and ...
... spent the evening in a pleesant manlier. 'the collections, &c., amounted the uuw nil Round and About. -.A rumour is abused that there is a •• spy from America on his way to the town fur the purpose of 'canting the secrets of the tinplate trade. The Yankee ...