... of the Chief Commissioner of Police, Colonel Browne, the course of the proceedings at tire police office, that Kirwan (the spy) was employc'd'by hinrytrnd' that it his order procured n.ie.pihos wliiehj.re brought to l)ublin C»Mle'' TUus it woul uppear ...

... station, who should call the troops to perform any service unless upon order emanating from himself, should at once arrested a spy and traitor. In consequence which, if M. liaze, the questor, had called any officer support the order of the President tor tlie ...

... Hymen, and can't help sighing, When their lovers forsake them they can’t help crying. They sit at the window, they can’t help spying. Into private matters they can't help prying, To get each a beau they can’t help trying. Their tongues, when together, they ...

... carriages at.their Letters from Messina of tfie October state that at eight o’clock on that morning Antanio Farrara, a celebrated spy, ® n had denounced several persons, was assailed by'an individual masked, while streets were crowded with people, who after ...

... PION AYQ “* London, Tuesday Eerening. My note written yesterday afternoon led you to contra- dict, in terms, the wide-spread rumour of Mr. Browne's actual appointment to the governorship the Falkland Islands. be information on which I penned that communication ...

... a pure accident; though the most skilful medical mau here has sworn to the contrary, and that he was murdered. It is now rumoured that either Mr Collis or the Surgeon-Gene- ral wil] arrive at Borris to-morrow to decide the matter. The Rev. Mr Walsh was ...

... John Franklin in cockboat. This is a bitter truth, but it truth. The Irish Petty Sessions bill has been road a second time. Rumour states that a trial of a novel character is likely be among the business at the Waterford assizes, an action in which damages ...

... favorite walk appeared to be in the trenches. The rumour circulated for sorao time, and the general was at last informed of the fact. ordered a stiicter watch to bo kept, as be thought it could be only a spy disguised in woman’s attire. At six o’clock on ...

... *m* was refused, the cabinet that they considered duties to be executive simply—not advisor)’. The latest and more probable rumours touching the constitution of the new cabinet, state that the Hon. Daniel Webster will be secretary of state, that will be ...

... and Lord Palmerston the latter, I may say, conspicuously gay, although bis horse, Mainstone, had gone back to 40 1, from a rumour of break-down, which turned out to a big leg. Mainstone, previous the race, made a sensation before the Grand Stand, and was ...

... and Lord Palmerston the latter, I may say, conspicuously gay, although his horse, Mamstone, had gone back to 40 1, from a rumour of a break-down, wliioh turned out to big leg- Mainstone, previous to the race, made sensation before the Grand Stand, and ...

... Derby and Lord Palmerston the latter, I may say, conspicuously gay, although his horse, Mamstono, had gone back 40 to 1, from rumour of a break-down, which turned out to be big leg. Mainstone, previous to the race, made sensation before the Grand Stand, and ...