... name of the Bench of Bishops We give it merely as the report of the City entitled to the usual degree of credence due to rumours originating in the vicinity of the Stock Exchange that is mere moonshine Consols for Account steady the quotation is now 83£ ...

... took plate on the complaint of Mr. COBBETT, in which he alleged that Popay, the policeman,whom he had charged with being a spy, had been permitted to take extracts from the evidence given against him, which he had published in the newspapers, aspersing ...

... containisome observations on the disposition manifested by the Government to promote the manufacture of silk in Belgium. Rumours of a change or modification in the Ministry were circulated; and the departure of General Goblet for Berlin contradicted. ...

... as Master of the Rolls, and that the Solicitor-General (Sir C. C Pepys) is to be the new Vice Chancellor. There is also a rumour afloat that Mr. Spence will be the new Solicitor-General. MCNIcIPAI. CortrouartoNs.--Juhu Blackburne, Esq., the professional ...

... resolved to do unpopular with the Town, by comparing this Borough with another whose circumstances are perfectly diseitoilar. The rumour to which the Rev. Got:lent= alludes is that our Town Council have resolved to fix the salary of Ole Recorder here, at £2Z ...

... to abolish Press are objects for which exercise his official functions is certainly much better qualified to act the part of spy a public accuser and an executioner to preside over the department public justice Gasparin is fit to entrusted with themanagement ...

... office, who has not influence sufficient to change the whole domestic policy of France. The repressive system is worn out—the spy system is worn out tbe King's name has lost its magical influence—the whole current stock of political adventurers are not worth ...

... half-starved theef of hair stailin acrash the hills towrts the “ And that all can see Misthur O’ftloore says the shoman Can’t ye spy out anything morel” No more present sir” I unless you con-sidher the loch f the bay yondher with herrin-bote upon it anything” ...

... without firing shot. Basilio, after remaining some days at Almaden, left it without doing any injury to the mines. it is rumoured that on the 6tb instant, the Carlists, 7000 in number, under Count Negri, took possession of Segovia, and that Madrid was ...

... Lawrence and Lake Ontario. They are to be under the command of a Canadian buccaneer, called Bill Johnson, who figured as a spy during the last American war. This scoundrel has published a proAr mation, in which he states that he' directed the burning ...

... the landlord and landlady, with the mother of the latter, escaped by a ladder from one of the windows, when, from some fatal rumour, there was a cry that all the inmates were out. This turned all exertion to extinguishing the tire, and near an hour elapsed ...

... of Lord John Russell and Lord Glenelg have been revived within the last two or three days. We presume, however, that these rumours are but conjectural, arising from the obvious difficulties in which the administration is placed.—S/tm/art/. Tile Sun a lUdical ...