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... THE LEItRIAI JOURNAL AND CA R RICK ON I -SHASNON ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, SEPTENIRER 24,100, W4R RUMOURS AND INCIDENTS. M. Paul Cassagnac. the j turnalist, and I, late French military attache at Ber in are arm. unced to be among the Sedan pris ners. A German ...
... Swartwoutinc ; no minister's been to the theatre ; and ay friend Tom, editor of the ' Sky Rocket; (mho nerer cares whether • rumour he true or false, ',there its hits, so that it makes paragrsph,),is vita in despair. lie's really skald the world is growing ...
... in not declaring war at once. Rumour saith that Lord Raglan has been recalled ; also that his lordship has tendered his resignation, induced thereto by the evil repute in which the country holds him, and by having a spy and check set over him in the person ...
... section uf the Fenians in Liverpool, the house No. 3,UpperTentple-street. The police arrested on account of the spread of • rumour that the Great Hood Patrick O'Connor, en assistant imetioneer in Garland's Centre and Chief Organ zer, Stephens. hail been ...
... offices of state were confer:intim Cat holicsi; the Act of settlement was violated,but fortunately oot destroyed; all sort& of rumours were cirettlatel as to the disaffection of the Iri•lt Protestants; the army England and Ireland was remodelled in favour of ...
... at on Thursday of hit of a kind takes plate at she ‘'llato Wrington. at about ten miles distant from •ty on the side. The rumour which first era that two women had been 'murdered by poi s on. in im.utr I,,i nt made the *pot the partleolare we re found ...
... go home, and were driven brek by Stuart's cavalry at the point of the sword. Lee's army is almost in open mutiny. It was rumoured that Lee had tendered his resignation, and that he and President Davis were at enmity. Horses wera exceediagly scarce in ...
... I estporme, were di.comred.• Vases rumours low abroad, the old gentlemen proceeded to soy in substance, but after all they were merely roamers. It was by some that was a Jesuit in disguise ; that lie bed been a spy in for the Catholic power, prior to ...
... then, the cry about the harbor been dying away like the cadence of a ventriloquist. It did seem to us very strange that, when spying, lying, and almost everything considered dishonorable at other times, are all fair in —that when myriads of unoffending persons ...
... or , the press, is encouraged by you to do the devil's work of stimulating religims discord, is a detective of Eng. land—a spy of the British government; and you are his accomplices. And if you inquire into the motives of this man, you will find, that ...
... expenditsre in awes. Bash so printed, should bear the printer's at Mt, with • ember indicating the dumber of nooks printed. A *spy is to be sent to headquitters. B.t nothing is this paragraph is to interfere with the existing as swards the descriptions for ...