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... I Spy Drm NG the past week Panne Rlllllolll' hus}• in .llx•rtillery. circulating to the effect that DI% German spy. The rumour originated from an incident which occurred in Glytidwr Street. Dr. --- in an eiithuniastie entoinolourt , t and WAR capturing ...
... in Wales. What recommendstion will make in regard to seignorial and other such rights we are net in a position to spy ; but. unless rumour proves false it will be found that some of the great landlords, soeh as the Duke of Besofort (Lord of tbe Seigniory ...
... EXECUTION OF A PRUSSIAN SPY PARIS. The rumour that the Prussian spy, Lieutenant Harth, was reprieved, turns out to have been unfounded. lie was shot on Saturday morning the great square of the Ecole .MUitaire. General Trochu thought publicly announcing ...
... UNTRUTHFUL RUMOURS DENIED, Mr. T. Sheppard said that he had been accused of being a spy for the old Council, which was a deliberate fidbehood, and he did not like such false rumours to be circulated. He had been accused of being a smoothing iron for the ...
... RUMOURED SLAVE CONSPIRACY. There are ramoar0 to which some credence should attached, that a vast slave conspiracy has been discovered in the South, and that the leaders have been executed or destroyed. It is affirmed, with alarming probability of truth ...
... LADY GLANS; As a Spy-Catcher. Alleged on a Professor. Alleged libel on Proftsiair Arthur Sbmter. • meretaro ot the Royal Soviets brosn.lti tip the Chancery the appbeation for ii, almond U A alter I Veers Ltd the publishero. and George Dibblee ...
... The rumours that Great Britain has called of Gemnnj, Austria, and to consider the question of the Dardanelles is based on a planlible misunderstanding of the situation. If anj lonference were called Great Britain would naturally take the lead, but all ...
... EXECUTION OF A SPY. /align anb Colonial 3nttllistnce.• THE WAR IN AMERICA. (ARRIVAL OF TIM NORTH •MBRICAN.) New York, February 25.—A despatch from Admiral Porter confirms the occupation of Wilmington by the Federate. The fleet co•operated with the army ...
... 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 ...
... The Salamis paddle despatch vessel, it is rumoured, is Miss Emma Lascelles has been appointed one of Her to be fitted as a yacht for the Prince of Wales. Majesty's Maids of Honour, in the room of the Hon. Loss OF Two LIVERPOOL SHIPS.—On Saturday intent ...
... aleation our lire ‘‘a. poured cut STUPID RUMOURS IN ABERTILLERY. IIAsF.LES6 S'FORIES Aitorr DOCIOR. During the past week Dame Rumour has been busy iu Abertillery circulating stupid and absolutely unfuunded rumours to the effect that Dr. R. T. Cassel, one ...
... LOT OF DISCUSSION. Have you heard any rumours about yourself, constable?—l have heard a tremendous lot of discussion has been taking place about this case, but 1 have heard nothing about myself. \Vns it in your mind that be had been talking about you ...