... oek les& The Clerk .tlthoupb it &MU 1.1 th• im•tie ot doer rict Fay we liff going to speed it with echoes of strikes and rumours ..1 etrikee. I don't think there is any probability t hat 4,ut relief it going to be any Imo. INF poeially if it is going ...

... s Governnient at time of the Russo-Turkish war. A foreigner has been arrested at war Brest, on suspicion of being a German spy. A compass and plans and drawings were found in his possession. According to the account received up to the present the discovery ...

... dealt with summarily. A few before the bombardment was turned out of the Francis consulate, under whose protection he was. an a spy- _ _ OFFICIAL PAPERS ON EGYPT. LORD DI FFERIN 8 INSTRUCTIONS. Two parliamentary papers—one Farther Gorreepondonoe respecting ...

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

... space in the columns of j'our most valuable journal, in the behalf of Richard Brown, against whom, I understand, various rumours are current relative to the treatment of the late Edmund Pollard, deceased, both before and after his death (his name was ...

... consequence of the arrest of a native spy, on whom was blond a letter addres , ea to M. Antonopoulo. Ow Greek Consular Agent at Swot, and now siayiag at Alexandria. M. Autonopoulo was arrested last night. It is rumoured that the police have discoveren • large ...

... in* tha last few days ibis hii m Tioea are ba oandnoted is future a laaawr The man who hnrely eras* ItmAiag Hem Turk English spy Fenian meeGng bad ya* pioion aroused against him from the fact has wearing round-toed shoes, which ware said to intsnasly Boglish ...

... polios this, but sainted humbly and respectfully, reply my dsmaui knew hie boeinee, he elated that wish#l to cater service spy. He well aeqnainta i with the country, sod wee earn that oonhl make himself usefa I. Ho gave hie reason that hie father end ...

... respective parties involved this vexed queetion. There are rumours of an intention on the part of the Tenant Right Defence Association, of defending the rights of the tenants before legal tribunal; and rumour is equally certain in regard to Sir John's firm purpose ...

... and it wee well perhaps, for one of theta A diet it wes se. Ile did sot far a moment tim regaljute his Wowed, gni laid this rumour she to charge, on semen* el her hatred at him. What if she bed been some unknown whom the duke had adopted f lie knew she ...

... . ems. Lilian loved-edo in three short days to be her Amongst die other eirk .r..ac.. and a I been Aould to for cm we very spy or • hulbsiwwer with as the law deals detail: grip wf murd the ere iw n? tw it win hi tis hurth ria . . wade sms slsi him ...

... why th i s wor ld f e ge d m e r o ode• 1 g l ow glom aid that is sigathesnt of My bad not a particle of belief in the rumours she =lag ihe adjemeassest a sheet oas. a asslaser 'bea.-Canseat Mem mer reader MO The sit fpreelealy retreated earth. circulated; ...