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... found in lodging's there. The head, terribly mutilated and unrecognisable, was lying close by. It is rumoured that the body is that of an Azeff police spy, and that he had been murdered by revolutionaries. Paris, Tuesday.—The Administrative Couucil of the ...

... should be recognised. During the war years these duties were not easy when there were constant rumours about spies. In fact. some people were greatly affected with spy fever. Two of the special constables, Mr James Mackenzie and Mr David Macdonald, had the ...

... allot have no terrors for her. General Btzine’a cook haa been killed a shell in hia own kitchen. Androman, a Tartar, well-known spy, arrested last night Sergeant Gillespie, lie rent sins in custody. This the third time has been caught. A Russian private deserted ...

... Piacenza Gazette ot the 11th mentions the arrest there of man who, under the late Governmeht, bore the reputation of being spy. The o;de having recognised him in the streets, erowd assembled, when the national guard, fearing some new excess, interfered ...

... do, Wilson,” said L»dy Dornogton, and when he had withdrawn, sb® added Duly ox: It is clear that Dudley’s fellow came heie a spy, but he will take nothing by his motion.” •• He probably met with cool reception Irom bis friends, and he will set it down your ...

... should not be put on their tables. The The streamlets laugh with silver tones, ; won't allow you,” quoth the übiquitous imperial spy. 1 cause for this step is said to arise from observations on the And, like a bashful maid have a duty to perform,and’'—“ Ah ...

... belief that the plot was got up by the police is totally unfounded. Neither do I believe any one of the prisoners be a mouton or spy. The antecedents of the prisoners negative this conclusion, and show them all to have been very genuine conspirators, moved ...

... Mr jnent of [awe tending to the colonies the Ewart. “OtJ?” in the laws cf this country wifcSWe punishment of death; May on Spy- motion for discont.nu.nj the Mr Ptewnes t0 Van Uiemen’s Land, transmission n^“, op .. mo tion for allow August 1, onW. Fan ...

... atlentiou was directed to the long, black, bulking screw and her foreign-tongued sailors. The rumour readily ran through the town that she w’as Russian steamer, acting as spy; and some enthusiastic patriot wrote to the Admiralty, stating in positive terms that ...

... We dont want his territory, but we want his t rek. There is every ap pearance that matters will right themes Yes long. A rumour is persistent that George of Greece is tohe Governor of Crete. It was a pity he was not proposed at the outset, and it would ...

... few days ago we stated that no information had then been received by the officials of olyrood Palace in reference to the rumoured visit the Prince of Wales to Edinburgh. We understand, however, that no later than Saturday, royal message was received at ...