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... THE SPY SYSTEM IN PRUSSIA. (From the Times.) About this tima or a little later three years ago • strange story got wind in Berlin. Two or three persons were arrested upon • charge of having secretly purloined papers of great consequence from the escritoires ...
... THE WAR-NEWS AND RUMOURS. The Daily publishes a special telegram from Metz, July 21st, stating that the Times' correspondent had been arrested there as a Prussian spy! He was locked up all night, and not liberated until next morning. Two English officers ...
... THE WAR-NEWS AND RUMOURS. The letters from penman in Paris about the Entrees describe her as painfully changed and worn. She has scarcely slept for two hours at a time, but is unremitting in her auention to public affairs. It is reported that the Orleans ...
... Sydney Smith now third edition. There are rumours in Paris of approaching abdication of the Queen of Spain. Mr Layard, M.P., is gone back to Turkey. He is probably ere this on the shores of the Bospborus. A rumour has been in circulation at Constantinople ...
... those performing it. Everything was ready for wetonming the fugitives, and indeed rumour had it that they were already here. But au in se many other instances of late, rumour proved to a lying jade. The 13,Igians are not here, and may Not be allowed to come ...
... AMERIC 4.-PRESIDEN titFIELD. WABIIINGTON, Moil..—DT IVms ststes Vast tLe dimpueting rumours which !vise b,en published by some neespeper eairesl owlet to as to Presidi it Garfield's only due to ow rstrsinial iasgiose lions. The bullet rot be cut out mat ...
... captured the French It is reported that &gybed°, with 2000 men, was marching on Monterey. Rumours are current at Washington that Santa Anna was acting as a French spy. The City of Paris kites £370,000 in gold. CONIIIRCIAL. ...
... Amarars are delighted at the arrival of the British, and are rm.dy to desert Osman Digna on the first favourableopportunity. A spy who has arrived here fromMuheen states that the rebels hare sent their women and cattle into the mountain.. MALTA, March 7.—The ...
... some the latter happening one day to be on the road, saw a Strathspey man, named Robert Grant. This Grant was believed to be a spy, paid by the officers at the Fort. The men feared he might discover the Prince's hiding-place, and they resolved to put him ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cars Tam, Thursday. It is rumoured here that Mafeteng has bow relieved. but that the Colonial force austaieed beim The Goverumeat am without informalities ea the subject FRANOZ. Palm Thu/9d4. The rumour that the Gevevieieut has mowed Into Le ...
... know, but the people on Deeside (who are nearly all favour of the scheme) are loth to believe that there any truth in the rumours. hen it is taken into consideration that the railway would be of great benefit to the inhabitants of the district through ...
... Sir J. Graham's burglary of Maxzini's letters seems fairly matched by Palmerston's rumoured employment, or connivance at the Home Office's employment of a foreign female spy in this country to watch f weigners amongst us for foreign purposes, exactly in ...