... RUMOURS OF BOER SURRENDERS. A Reuter's despatch dated August 19th from Klerksdorp says —A rumour is current here that a number of Boers intend surrendering on September 15th. Copies of Lord Kitchener's proclamation have been sent to Potgieter at Wolmaranstad ...

... rear. When fairly settled in their places the Spy took the command Uriim and Typhoeus being second and third. The next lot were headed by Formosa, King Alfred lying still in the rear. At the mile post, the Spy increased his lead to about four lengths, Orion ...

... General Doyle, Mr. Bailie Cochrane, m.p., and the ex-Mayor, Mr. Davies. Alleged Smuggling.—As Her Majesty’s revenue cutter Spy was lying off the Needles on Wednesday morning she observed craft, which afterwards turned out to Plymouth lugger called the ...

... his book ; that he was imprisoned, with hard labour, for theft and assassination in his regiment; that he was a provocatory spy, and was driven from the Prefecture by M. Caussidiere; hence his hatred, threats, and even attempts at assassination. The ...

... both armies were engaged, commenced at daylight in the morning on the thrice bloody field of Bull Run, and during the day rumours reached the city that the contending forces had arrived at the south bank of the Potomac. Up to 8 o’clock p.m., however, no ...

... flitch mhudedtothmmgdoming and the firing of cannon. Tue CasiNer.—Rumour says there are divisions in the Cabinet. Very likély, thooih none the more likely because rumour says it, for e Rumour is, to speak plainly, a notorious liar. That Cabinets do disagree ...

... there learnt that the defeat of BUke and the fall of Valencia, reported vessel from Alicant. counter-balance disagreeable rumour, she had certa'n of the defeat of the French under Victor, Taiifa, and their hein«r compelled to the siege ; their army full ...

... statcnteftt in the French papers last received, relative to the sucpesses said to have been gained Buonaparte over the Allies. Rumours however have been prevalent to-day t# the purport, the Allies entered Paris thie i-st. but no intelligence confirmatory of ...

... has been playing at the Varieties Theatre, Liverpool, in the “m Spy.” Tar Liverpool Corporation bave to mrm.od-fi-h-“u ut 8¢ . i and propose to spend £4OO on it. ° ‘-Tl:MaldVoflw-a rumour that ?: ' series of Promenade Ww&mm«mm Miss Susa¥ GALTON has joined ...

... Madras. We have the best authority for giving the statement an unqualified There was not the slightest foundation for the rumour. —Bath Journal. Charge against a Clergyman.—A charge against the Rev. A. Seaton. Rector of Colton, near Manchester, was i ...

... had the broad arrow put upon their masts, and orderswere given that no person belonging to them should suffered to on shore. rumour was yesterday circulated, that two Russian ships the line had been taken in the Channel. fact is, that the Russian frigate ...

... long. The French fleet sailed from the Ilyeres on tho 17th inst. Its ultimate destination is the Dardanelles ; but, it is rumoured, that in tho first place it will escort the Pope from Naples to Civita Vecchia, on his way to Rome. This, however, do not ...