... following news:— . . _ _ The evidence given on the trial of the policemas who tried to murder the Cesarewitch disposes of tin rumour that he was insane. He stated that he ob. jected to the Cesarewitch's visits to Kagoshima is the south and to Kioto before ...

... evidence before the Parnell Commission ' to the effect that Alexander Sullivan had broken the rules of the Clan-na-Gael. It is rumoured among the Irish that Dr. Cronin's name was among those which Le Caron privately submitted to the judges and counsel as those ...

... GENERAL. A great sensation has been caused in France by the arrest of General Catfarel, Mdnie. Limousin, supposed to be a German spy, a nian named Lorentz, and three other persons, Mdme. Courteuil, M. Bayle, and a certain Mdme. Rattazzi, wife of a post-office ...

... such poor oratory as this, after a Northcote and a Gladstone, earlier in the ev fling, and when every one was full of the rumours of .;'eat speeches then in process of delivery in the other fl 'use. The members round the doors were talking lowily anti ...

... of the error. , of Rome, and has been licensed (without re-ordination) as a curate of Tidcembe potion, Tiverton. It woo rumoured on Tuesday night in the House of Commons that Mr.lJustice lendley would be offered the office of Lord Justice of Appeal by ...

... through their jaws —this had been done first, and then they were assegaied. Some of the survivors of the 24th caught • Zulu spy in camp, near It mke's Drift, moon after the disaster, aud, before they coulti be stopped, had done the smile. Some people's ...

... Mr. Wallii, Mrs. Von Meyern's brother, who was in her company during the major portion of the day when she was said by the spy to have been seen elsewhere, was able to swear most positively that the account given by Robinson of her doings was altogether ...

... glass of something from yonler wine shop, but the sergeants' eyes are upon them, and they dare not. There may be a Prussian spy among these civilians, and besides, to tell the troth, the sergeants know no more than the privates what is going to take place ...

... see the cormorants on the Backwater shallows, gorging themselves with what ought to be let grow up to fish, for a minute we spy the white. feathered swans sailing on the lake, for a few seconds we try to look up to shady Radipole, whence creep down slowly ...

... intriguing before mentioned. Harry and I then proceeded to a called Chigamba, nigh unto Chornmo. And there all was war and rumours of war. So Harry packed up his trams and started for Blantyre, to bring Conseil Buchanan to try and fix things ups bit. In ...

... stores of hats. After all, scores of articles are unmentioned, for as we leave we turn and give one more biok at the window, and spy enough fleecy clouds to wrap the throats of half the dear girls about here. Mrs. How's corner shop is bordered with evergreens ...

... that when he died lie left something like thirty thousand pounds to be divided between his son and daughter. At least common rumour had it that he had always declared his intention that it should be divided ekal 'atween the ae timer two children. But ...