... AMERICAN RUMOUR. AnitliONomEns now say there are seven spots On the face of the atm They ll have Old Sol down sick with the smallpox before long, if they don't look out. .. AusurAir mistress: For go t it! Why, I told you to imprkee it os your mind. ...

... ;tenant and two soldier+ escaped from the rebels. No news of import. We put dews mines at village half-hour outside south lines. Spy reports 1-bendy is love ted. If it is taken, it is entirely du- to you for not sending up Zebehr Pasha. If it w.t , notifiable ...

... le writing for them. A spy from Tokar reports that &cut :trco rebels were kille lin the recent battle. If this be correct, the execution must have been caused by the Turlus, who alone offered anything like resistance. Another spy says that the Tokar garrison ...

... of any >»j«. .si intelligence is abjured, but the belief is, nevertheless, adhered to. I am gravely told that a miserable spy has stated that the rats and dogs, on which latter quasi- come alible himself had anb* sia'ed until got alarmed by incipient ...

... the clay you had begun your band to try on ; And 'twee rumoured one ADO day You were so far on your way You had thdaheil a rough model of the lion. But another year's gone by, And the pedestals we spy Blank as eyeballs in a plaster Must of Bien's. I'm muuh ...

... POLITICAL 00331 P. - Zr is rumoured in political circles that the Chancellor of the ExAe. i ner will giro up hid chance of re-election at Orford, en.' ccmtelt 3eath Lancashire. LORD lILTBZFLC Dn 811114111 CANNING, second ROD lelni Ci..n.n.nrde, will be ...

... scorn, and the Viceroy waited in vain for a reply. Sundry rumours then reached the Indian Government, through their native agent at Oabul. that the Ameer was sulky, and moreover that a Russian spy was present at the Oabul Court in the person of certain ...

... Prince Soleiman ICudr, and namorons eaite. Ir said that Mr. George O.iger was arrneterl on his return from Paris Prns~ian spy, tut that after temporary delay at Oissel on the ioe, be was released not mnoh the worse. Viscount db on landing .reeillus from ...

... from the Poet Ofltee ever Wetomiastor Abbey. The dean expreeeed his pleasurs ia what mast have bsaa to him very arduous task, spying very kindly that aa there was an historieal eocnsetion Martin’s-le-Grand and Wsstmiaster Abbey was glad to them to church ...

... by both belligerent:. We had hoped to have said that Denmark aud Germany had arranged the basis of peace, but the wildest rumours are adoat as to the conditions t•o be agreed upon. Prussia is every day estubitieg the cloven foot more openly to vie.. Herr ...

... coarteriy,and to smuggle oneself on a private yacht is as indefensible as to sneak into a man's private house in order to act the spy upon him mid his guests. This kind of thing is not unusual in America, bet is happily almost unknown here. Neither the public ...

... authoritiis at the War Office. Monsieur Fergus Abney was Irish by birth, but he was a natal:ilk d Frenchman and a War (Moe spy. He was the spy on whose accumulated data the brothels Laparcerie were condemned to New Caledonia. Also, he—he—be bad been the lover ...