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... Tifit EnVcATIoN GRANT.---The Sokoohnoster 6:11 . 0 :— at ious rumours are current with iespect to alleged extensite modifications of the code of regulations of the Eilncrtion Department. Thcto are reasons for believing that next year will witness some ...
... THE POSITION. A telrymim to the Osten Aloidah, an Arab alleged to have been as a spy t. H lheid. that the Mandi at ft rst believed in the Moder'e teofemion of adherence, bet, learning that IA WAS seek 01e0,rnmsey. and I roni Cm'z cancelled his nomiciatiin ...
... having further insisted on its demand, this incident is regarded as coneluded. Charles Hart, the Prussian spy, was shot thia morning. The rumour that the fortress of Longwy had been attacked by the Prussians is denied. ...
... moramly from w. from want el lahour and irrigatna, alni it is calculated that the yield wiU be 40 mod. lerhyr Pm All sorts id rumours with reference to P. ha aro In circulating' among the native populating,. That which 1.4 generally credited le to the ,if ...
... scorn, and the Viceroy waited in vain for a reply. Sundry rumours then reached the Indian Government, through their native agent at Cabul, that the Ameer was sulky, and moreover that a Russian spy was present at the Cabul Court in the person of a certain ...
... troops appear to be thoroughly the dne weather At prenent it is preintrureto say what General Lyons's Wan+ for the future cry. Rumour bee ou foot many rrputs, bet to general haa np to thin time given no uS ttal bittest. ton of what they wiq be, ond stating ...
... CII.VTER XXIX. V RS. Meanwhile, the wildest rumours had got *bona Lou lii. Sir Philir bad been seen at Charinglams Station miming from the boat train. know it was Esmoruf, said the man who related thi, at the club. lie isn't a man yon can mistake ...
... ARREST OF A GENERAL. A great sensation hu been caused in Frante by the arrest of General Caffarel, supposed to be a German spy, a num named Ineente, and three other person+, Nldtne. Courteitil, M. and • certain Milnie. flattazzi, wife of a peet.offi e ...
... property for life, on her death the capital is to be divided between six of his children.—Ct Press. O JOIITIERY.—Speaking of the rumour that the Marquis of Lorne is to succeed the Earl of Dufferin as tloyernor of Oesnada, an unappreciative cri'ic said, Att ...
... evidence before the P.srtiell Commissi o n, to the effect that Alexander Sullivan had broken the ruloi of the Clan•naGael. It is rumoured among Irish that Dr. Comin's was among . those which Le Caren privately submitted to the Judges and counsel as those informers ...
... The extremely suspicious character of the ease was intensified by the evidence of one Bhow Puonikur,who confessed to being • spy or go-between, having free admission to the Gnik war, and brirging to Colonel Phayre evidence of all that was going on in the ...
... spite of the greatest vigilance, and more than one convict is diefleured by gather to the re being 'impacted of acting the spy. Those realms are generally inflicted with a razor or piece orgiase. If the marked is not kept in hie coll, he rune the risk ...