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... ON THE ALERT. A rumour got abroad on Wednesday to the effect that those actin.; on the defensive in Ardrossan might be attacked by some of the torPeck r boats in the course of Friday morning. This put all concerned upon their metal. Theicoastguard g increased ...
... not to release her hold cn that territory, but ultimately to annex it. DISSOLUTIONRtmocrs.— There is truth what ever in the rumours that the Government con tern plates a dissolution either attbecloeeuf the present session or at any time during the ensuing ...
... Indeed this is in a great measure shown by the Exposure of the Spy System,—a work published in Glasgow in 1832 or 1833. The same revolutionary spirit was likewise encouraged by various rumours which were afloat that the people in Lancashire and other places ...
... htsuchline, 27 and 45. DYNAMITI SCABS AT EABTBOlJlML—Coosiclerabla excitement was caused at Eastbourne on Friday night by the rumour that two auspicious-looking individuals, having in thrir pomession two heavy portmanteaus, had lauded in • boat from some ...
... muhawut went about examining the different places in the fort, and then suddenly disappeared. It is supposed that he was a spy from the British camp, as, since the day he left the fort, shells are continually thrown on the palace, part of which is demolished ...
... attention. Sir James Fergusson has written a letter to the Ayr Observer in which he denies the idle tale of his having acted as a spy, and the bearer of despatches from the Southern Commissioners in this country to the President of the Southern Confederation ...
... the roads. The departure of 15,000 Turks from Silistria for Maehew and Tultcha is considered as confirmatory of the above rumour. Gen. Luders has sent the regiment of Wilsky and Polosk, numbering 6000 men, to the Crimea. The inhabitants are still leaving ...
... great surges were reaching and convulsing even the quiet city of Perth. A whisper of disloyalty among the soldiers, and a wild rumour of a rising among the French prisoners —half-a-dozen soldiers arrested and tried for conspiracy—an officer mysteriously stabbed ...
... bound, and confined In secure and secluded apartment. •This woman baa rained all my plans,’ thought the astronomer. * She spy. I cannot tell bow much she has seen, bow much sbe suspect a, nor how much has told. I only know that she has learned enough ...
... been suspected and watched as a spy. As she departed from the jail and almost ran her homeward journey, the thought that Sargent was to be released and that they were to leave Cuba together, to go where wars and rumours of wars could no longer distract ...
... the complicity of the British Government in the death of Olivier Pain, a singular rumour in reference to that gentleman comes from Bombay. It is to the effect that the spy who was arrested some weeks ago in Southern India, and who represented himself to ...
... boys 8 ycara age and under. Something also done with the pond, for in its prt«Qnt is neithrr urefol nor ornamental. It via rumoured on Tuesday that the Ufa murderer was seen near the Caledonian Station, and the roport caused seme excitement the town. is ...