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... and if it is furnished hy a cabinet minister, the journalist has reason to be proud o{ being able to obtain the services of a spy of such hljfh condition. Ageui, without being such acute casui.sU as Father Foigard upon questions of bribery and gratification ...
... most influen- tial men in our or any land, to energetic devotedness, offensive and defensive, to confi .nd to the office of spying out, and communicating, all thing; ujfiful ?— This oath, with all its clauses, is not tie only security fcr the good behaviour ...
... MARSHAL OUDINOT AND THE DUKE Off ROVIGO. Paris, Nov. 25 There has been much talk, and various rumours, about v rencontre said to bave taken place between Marshal Oudinot and the Duke dl Rovigo, in consequence of certain passages, relating to tlie former ...
... Fr. Paiilen. Confirmed in the Original Copy by Count Diebitsch Sabalkansky, Com- mander in Chief of the 2d Army. It is rumoured in the political circles that the King has again incurred the displeasure of the Duke of Wellington. His Majesty's error ...
... influence, the appointment of British Consul at Ostend. There is a rumour, which we disbelieve, that Lord Grey has been offered the Chief Governor- ship of Ireland. There is another rumour still less credible, that it is intended to reserve the office to ...
... conduct which have foundation in fact, and which ought not, without proof, to be used to mv prejudice the present occasion. With rumour is impossible for any man to grapple. lam ready to meet all that lcg.il proof can establish aga-nst me. And when you recollect ...
... Foreign Office this afternoon at three o’clock. We have no foreign arrivals to-day from the Continent. The most disastrous rumours prevail respecting the French expedition. Tliey have certainly lust three or four vessels, but cannot trace the reports, which ...
... his aides* de-camp, Trumper and l>ler, and hussar who am»mpuni**d them, were arrested by the civic guard on the 21»to PuMic rumour designated them the authors the troubles Bruges, Mon*, and oilier places in Hainanlt. The whole much exasperated against them ...
... from censure, it was not at least sullied bv those sordiu views private interest which the people, merely informed by vague rumours, without any degree uf consistency, attributed tile conduct of the marshal. It not, however, now an opportunity to enter into ...
... M. Arago, member of the Academy—l saw the marshal almost every week, either at his own house or at the observatory. Many rumours were then in circulation concerning the coups d’etat; he did not at all believe them. Any nn-asureof that kind appeared to ...
... days, when it began to pretty generally rumoured, that the woman had been murdered by gang ef brutal wretches, who had previously in auccession violated her person, and also robbed her. consequence of these rumours, three named Ashton Worrall, William Worrall ...
... Wednesday contradicta the report of military movements being made towards Austria, and cautions the public against stockjobbing rumours. The following are extracts from the German Mail of this morning;— BUCHAREST, Apkil 10. The Russian troops in our principality ...