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... got himself into bad repute by his activity in acting as spy for the Federals since they came here. He is hissed at and mobbed by the women and children of the town, and called tbe Federal spy, and is disgrace to the Spanish navy, having used his position ...
... confidant, had ended in becoming a spy on his actions, in the interests of the English Government. General Gourgaud held the office of Aide-de-camp in the household of Louis Phillippe. If we are to believe the rumours afloat here, the Empire will be preceded ...
... escape of James Stephens, from that prison, and refutation of the charge made against Stephens America of being a British spy. Byrne states that and a Colonel Kelly were the persons who organsed the escape and got the false keys manufactured, and says ...
... continues rapidly to decline, and no hopes are now entertained of a favourable issue. are happy to state there is no truth in the rumour to which we gave currency that Mr Serjeant Kinglake, M.P-, about to retire from the Western Circuit. A British ship, the Frankfort ...
... remedy. INDIA. Rumours of Another Indian Outbreak.—The Edinburgh Daily Revieio publishes the following extract from a private letter received on Friday morning from a gentleman in Calcutta, writing on the 23rd February :— It rumoured that the native ...
... contains a rumour that a battle was progressing at Poolesville, Maryland, between the Confederates and the Federals under General Sumner, whose corps was thrown forward to intercept the Confederates in their attempt to cross the Potomac. Various rumours are ...
... FOREIGN NEWS. Fn.t>*CE and Russia.—There are rumours in Paris something like a rupture between the French and Russian Gov>rnment»; but the cause, ihe disagreement not mentioned. The Paris correspondent of the Times, however, states that the Em peror Nicholas ...
... Mr. Dudley Ryder, Lord son, hopes to succeed Mr. Davenport, the liberal member for Stokeupon-Trent, whose retirement is rumoured.— Country Paper. understand Mr. Lister has expressed his intention not standing again for Bradford.— Leeds Intelligencer ...
... disturbed -our last The token of apprehended J 'i»s been a placard the Prelect of the Seine. , tugtumultiiousassemhlies. rumours in the Routh, hut they depend *'han doubtful evidence. The law election 7? Passed ; and it ia now asserted that it wilt in* ...
... tolerated only on pledge that they engage in no act of hostility against their own legitimate Sovereign and her rights. It was rumoured in the early part of the week that King Louis Philippe was seriously ill, but the report appears to have been unfounded. ...
... 46000 information fatisfadlurily contradidls the Spaniards Sierra and in enemy can any objection French and thefe give a the rumour that Marquis Paiacios of (nfantado ordered march with their armies while north-wed his Generals to Peninfula and even which ...
... revolutionary meetings in Poland, and an assassination committed upon a Russian. This man, named Paulowski, had travelled as spy in France, Saxony, and Galicia. Assuming divers masks, he put himself in communication with his refugees, to make himself acquainted ...