matched_sentence,Rumour_Content,extraction_correct,extraction_reason
"Rumour says, that the Noble Earl is likely to be appointed.",the Noble Earl is likely to be appointed,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"At two o'clock the bustle at the Stock Exchange had much increased and it Ida' rumoured that letters of the 11 th are in town, stating that Marshal Sow.?",letters of the 11 th are in town,Incorrect,truncated; OCR damage causes loss of Marshal name; core claim incomplete
"Rumours were current of outbreaks in other parts of Monmouth and Glamorgan, and of the repetition of the assault on the town of Newport by another corps of mutineers.",the repetition of the assault on the town of Newport by another corps of mutineers,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"We learnt, from the despatch of General PELISSIER, that -there had for some days been rumours of a premeditated attack on the part of the Russians.",a premeditated attack on the part of the Russians,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Great agitation prevailed in the Assembly, and it was rumoured that the Ministry had resolved to close the session at once.",the Ministry had resolved to close the session at once,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It has been currently rumoured to-day that a manifesto of the most warlike character, issued by the Emperor of Russia, in answer to the declaration of war by the Porte, had been received here this morning.","a manifesto of the most warlike character , issued by the Emperor of Russia , in answer to the declaration of war by the Porte , had been received here this morning",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The rumour is again revived of a sanitary cordon of French troops along the Portuguese frontier.,a sanitary cordon of French troops along the Portuguese frontier,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It would appear by private letters received from Manchester to-day that the rumour of the intention of Messrs. Jones Loyd and Co. bankers there, to call in all old debts and current obligations to the firm is correct still, however, no information is afforded of the plan to be adopted under the new system which is proposed to be carried out.",the intention of Messrs. Jones Loyd and Co. bankers there,Incorrect,truncated; extraction stops at subject (Jones Loyd's intention) without the predicate (call in all debts)
"That, it should be recollected, was a great national undertaking, which should be open to the competition of all the architects of talent and intelligence in the country but the rumour which he had heard was that one architect alone had been selected for the purpose, and that his plans were not only to be adopted by the government but by the committee of both houses which sat upon the subject.","one architect alone had been selected for the purpose , and that his plans were not only to be adopted by the government but by the committee of both houses which sat upon the subject",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
It is rumoured that Cardinal Morlot is dead.,Cardinal Morlot is dead,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"No statement is embodied of Grant's views, but rumour says that Mr. Stewart is in receipt of a letter, in which Grant accepts the nomination, approves the resolutions adopted, and authorizes his friends to push his claims.","Mr. Stewart is in receipt of a letter , in which Grant accepts the nomination , approves the resolutions adopted , and authorizes his friends to push his claims",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The town clerk must also have been apprised by public rumour of the appointment of the Corporation Commission, and of the nature of its intended inquiries and he had therefore had ample time to consult his recorder.",the appointment of the Corporation Commission,Incorrect,Correct
"It is said, though we hope the rumour is not true, that another band of rebels has occupied Braga and Coimbra, both on the high road to Lisbon.","the rumour is not true , that another band of rebels has occupied Braga and Coimbra , both on the high road to Lisbon",Incorrect,"meta-frame included; extraction begins with ""the rumour is not true, that..."" rather than the bare proposition"
"The rumour ran that a prince of Asturias was born; while many supposed that the Queen hod died, cease the joyful event was not announced by cannon.",a prince of Asturias was born,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
It was rumoured in Odessa that this corps already occupies the two latter plum.,this corps already occupies the two latter plum,Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""plum"" is meaningless; likely ""places"" or similar; claim unrecoverable"
"It is rumoured at Devonport that Capt. Henry Broadhead, now in command of the screw steam ship Donegal, 101, 800 horse power, one of the Channel Squadron, is likely to be appointed to the screw steamship Warrior, 36, of 1,250 horse power, at Sheerness.","Capt . Henry Broadhead , now in command of the screw steam ship Donegal , 101 , 800 horse power , one of the Channel Squadron , is likely to be appointed to the screw steamship Warrior , 36 , of 1,250 horse power , at Sheerness",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour, however, does not seem very likely to be At three o'clock yesterday, at a privy council held io Dublin Castle, llr.","The rumour , however , does not seem very likely to be At three o'clock yesterday , at a privy council held io Dublin Castle",Incorrect,meta-text captured; extraction spans unrelated text from a different part of the sentence
A little while ago these newspapers spread the rumour that Russia had prohibited the exportation of the grain which France needed.,Russia had prohibited the exportation of the grain which France needed,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It is rumoured that a Mr. Betterton,, descendant of the Betterton, and a pupil of Mr. Young, is about to try his fortune on the stage and it is further reported that a Mr. Mason, a relative of Mr. Charles Kemble, will shortly quit the pulpit and assume the sock and buskin.","a Mr. Betterton , , descendant of the Betterton , and a pupil of Mr. Young , is about to try his fortune on the stage and it is further reported that a Mr. Mason , a relative of Mr. Charles Kemble , will shortly quit the pulpit and assume the sock and buskin",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"There are rumours that the Ministry of War is in possession of information which leads to the belief that a widespread conspiracy exists, the members of which are pledged to remove by assassination the known enemies of Republicanism.",the Ministry of War is in possession of information which leads to the belief that a widespread conspiracy exists,Incorrect,"truncated mid-clause; stops before the key predicate ""pledged to remove by assassination"""
"A rumour was yesterday current at Chatham that it was probable the gunboats would be purchased by the Chinese Government, to form part of the Anglo-Chinese squadron under the command of Captain Sherard Osborne,.","it was probable the gunboats would be purchased by the Chinese Government , to form part of the Anglo - Chinese squadron under the command of Captain Sherard Osborne ,",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Strange rumours of revolting scenes at the burial of the military in a garrison town not a hundred miles from Parsonstown, have reached our ears.",revolting scenes at the burial of the military in a garrison town not a hundred miles from Parsonstown,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Rumours were rife that Calhoun County Bank had also suspended, but upon inquiry it appeared that its bills are redeemed by the brokers at the usual rate, and are taken on deposits at the Bank of Michigan.","Calhoun County Bank had also suspended , but upon inquiry it appeared that its bills are redeemed by the brokers at the usual rate , and are taken on deposits at the Bank of Michigan .",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It had been rumoured for several days past that the grand balloon would ascend from Vauxhall on the first favourable day, and make the attempt to cross the Channel and reach the shores of France or Holland.","the grand balloon would ascend from Vauxhall on the first favourable day , and make the attempt to cross the Channel and reach the shores of France or Holland",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour prevails that the Sultan Lai decorated the officers of the navy and marines lately promoted for their services on the coast of Syria with a five piastre gold medal, and that it is in contemplation by the Ottoman Government to grant a year's pay to all the officers, seamen, and marines who have assisted in the late operations against the Pacha of Egypt.",the Sultan Lai decorated the officers of the navy and marines,Incorrect,"truncated; extraction stops after ""officers of the navy and marines"" losing medal and pay grant details"
"A Berlin letter, in the Independance of Brussels, mentions a rumour that the plot which has been discovered, was to have had its execution between the 3d and 6 th of this month.","the plot which has been discovered , was to have had its execution between the 3d and 6 th of this month",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The commissioners have not, however, decided and it is rumoured that committee of the House of Commons will be appointed to consider and finally decide on the different plans and specifications which will be sent in.",committee of the House of Commons will be appointed to consider and finally decide on the different plans and specifications which will be sent,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Berlin it is rumoured that Russia is inclined to make some further concessions to the British objections, and it Ls added that for about a month there have existed the most friendly relations between the English and German Government, The A genet Reser.",Russia is inclined to make some further concessions to the British objections,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour is very general ly current that a division has occurred among the Commissioners, and that Archbishop Murray has resigned.","a division has occurred among the Commissioners , and that Archbishop Murray has resigned",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Notwithstanding the improbability of the step there are still rumours of the intention of the French Government to remove the barrier which prevents the exiled Princes returning to their native land.,the intention of the French Government to remove the barrier which prevents the exiled Princes returning to their native land,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It appears that the rumour, which assumed the shape of an authentic statement in the local papers regarding the intention of this College to devote the cost of the Annual Foundation Feast to the relief of the distressed Irish and Scotch was incorrect.","the rumour , which assumed the shape of an authentic statement in the local papers regarding the intention of this College to devote the cost of the Annual Foundation Feast to the relief of the distressed Irish and Scotch was incorrect",Incorrect,"meta-frame captured; extraction includes ""the rumour, which assumed the shape of an authentic statement"""
"It is accompanied, moreover, by floating rumours that the CZAR, on hearing of the entrance of the combined fleets into the Black Sea, was by no means as enraged or even discomposed as had been anticipated.","the CZAR , on hearing of the entrance of the combined fleets into the Black Sea , was by no means as enraged or even discomposed as had been anticipated",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Early in the week a rumour was spread that the rebels were within ten miles of the city.,the rebels were within ten miles of the city,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Rumours were also afloat that Santa Anna would declare himself Emperor, and seize on the property ot the Church should the clergy oppose him.","Santa Anna would declare himself Emperor , and seize on the property ot the Church should the clergy oppose him",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Rumours are still circulated that M. Fould will enter the Ministry of Finance.,M. Fould will enter the Ministry of Finance,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour was also current at Algiers that Abd-el-Kader had once more suddenly appeared at the very heart of our possessions, and that he had surprised and put to the sword one of the posts of the new town to which the name of Aumale ' has been given.","Abd - el - Kader had once more suddenly appeared at the very heart of our possessions , and that he had surprised and put to the sword one of the posts of the new town to which the name of Aumale ' has been given",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The government, it is said, means to support the larger figure, but even this is much lighter than the transfer duty, which was originally contemplated, would be, sad the rumour of the Council of State decision, which found its way to the Boone, occasioned very general satisfaction.","the Council of State decision , which found its way to the Boone ,",Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""Boone"" meaningless; trailing comma indicates truncation"
"The people were much irritated against the boly, whom public rumour accused of keeping up a secret correspondence with Austria; and they would, in their fury, have broken.",accused of keeping up a secret correspondence with Austria,Incorrect,"subject missing from extraction; ""boly"" (OCR for ""body"") not extractable, but predicate clearly captured"
"Subsequently, a rumour was in general circulation, that the King of Spain had dismissed his Ministers, but was forced to reinstate them,owing to his financial difficulties, which it was inferred would compel him to recognize the Loans of the Cortes in order to raise money himself.","the King of Spain had dismissed his Ministers , but was forced to reinstate them , owing to his financial difficulties , which it was inferred would compel him to recognize the Loans of the Cortes in order to raise money himself",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour published in England some short time back that Napoleon wanted to be paid for the expenses of the war, although denied by the French journals, is not without foundation.",published in England some short time back,Incorrect,"adverbial phrase captured, not proposition; ""published in England some short time back"" is not the rumoured claim"
"According to news received here from Rome, it was rumoured in that city that General Kanzler had tendered his resignation as Minister at War, and that he would be succeeded by Mgr.",General Kanzler had tendered his resignation as Minister at War,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Rumour will not fail very confidently to fix on Mr. CANNING, and we think there is much of probability in that expectation.",to fix on Mr. CANNING,Incorrect,"infinitive phrase only; ""to fix on Mr. CANNING"" recoverable as ""Canning will be chosen"""
"As ho had heard rumours that negotiations had been concluded with the French Government for an alteration in the present scale of the wine duties, ho thought it right to state that no such negotiations had been concluded or were on foot.",negotiations had been concluded with the French Government for an alteration in the present scale of the wine duties,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"They contain a distressing rumour of the destruction of Sierra Lentie, and the Massacre of the White People at that Settlement, about the first week of February.",the destruction of Sierra Lentie,Incorrect,truncated; extraction captures only first part of two-part rumour; Massacre component omitted
The following is among the most interesting political gossip in the French capital The political circles are reviving the rumours of a Mole and Thiers coalition.,a Mole and Thiers coalition,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The Phare de la Loire confirms a rumour which has been noticed in the London pawns relative to the freighting of the Great Eastern, during the Exhibition of 1867, by a French company, and states that the head of the enterprise is 13.","a rumour which has been noticed in the London pawns relative to the freighting of the Great Eastern , during the Exhibition of 1867 , by a French company , and states that the head of the enterprise is 13",Incorrect,"meta-text captured; ""a rumour which has been noticed in the London pawns"" — frame text, not proposition; ""pawns"" is OCR garble for ""papers"""
"A rumour has just reached us, that Mr. Viall has absconded.",Mr. Viall has absconded,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There is a strong rumour that the Anglo-Turkish Contingent is to be sent to Kaffa.,the Anglo - Turkish Contingent is to be sent to Kaffa,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Secondly-, it is rumoured that Prince Gortschakoff refuses to take any part in its &liberations, unless England be represented.","Prince Gortschakoff refuses to take any part in its & liberations , unless England be represented",Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""& liberations"" for ""deliberations""; proposition otherwise intact and recoverable"
"The rumour of the King of the French contemplating abdication, on account of the anxiety of mind felt by his royal consort, since the last attempt on his life, is hailed by some of our Paris Contemporaries in a temper which, we doubt not, would convince his Majesty, were any thing wanting to convince him, that he ought not to do any such thing.",the King of the French contemplating abdication,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"We have rumours of great preparations in Spain they state that from 20 to 55,000 troops are on the'frontiers, well armed and equipped,' and that they are in continual motion.",great preparations in Spain,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The papers are tilled with rumours of an intended coup crane by President Arista, for the purpose of assuming despotic power.",an intended coup crane by President Arista,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"There are rumours of something disastrous having occurred before Puebla, and these rumours are very insufficiently refuted by the large columns of addition published by the Moniteur, showing the fabulous number of cannons, cannonballs, and bullets which have been, or will be, sent out to Mexico.",something disastrous having occurred before Puebla,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The equally atrocious and incredible rumour referred to implicated the present Earl of Norbury in the murder of his own fattier I The Pilot, as well as the other party assailed, are well able to defend, themselves, and require not our humble aid in removing the feculent rubbish of the Orange print, from whose columns we proceed to extract the less offensive passages relative to the murder.",to implicated the present Earl of Norbury in the murder of his own fattier,Incorrect,"grammatically broken: ""to implicated"" is OCR-damaged; ""fattier"" for ""father""; claim recognisable despite errors"
"LILLE, January 14 Afternoon A rumour is current that the Prussian's are turning the left wing of the Army of the North, and are threatening Cambrai.","the Prussian 's are turning the left wing of the Army of the North , and are threatening Cambrai",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A despatch from the Marquis de Moustier to the French Minister at Athens, dated Oct. 12, denies the rumour that the marquis, when he passed through Athens, made use of threatening language at an interview which ho had with the King of Greece.","the marquis , when he passed through Athens , made use of threatening language at an interview which ho had with the King of Greece",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The French Papers received last night contain rumours of a contradictory nature that have been in circulation respecting Russian affairs.,a contradictory nature that have been in circulation respecting Russian affairs,Incorrect,"vague meta-description: ""a contradictory nature...respecting Russian affairs"" — no concrete rumoured claim present"
I have since written to him to state that I have taken upon myself to contradict the rumour — one of the many extraordinary rumours that I hare heard since I was here — that Admiral Dundas was going to displace Mr. Christie at Weymouth.,Admiral Dundas was going to displace Mr. Christie at Weymouth,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There no foundation for the rumour that the Emperor of Austria is expected at Compiegne.,the Emperor of Austria is expected at Compiegne,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour having been spread that the Credit Mobilier Bank had entered into it, the directors of that institution have denied that statement.",the Credit Mobilier Bank had entered into it,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour of the death of Mr. Rothschild is again revived this afternoon, but his family have had no advices on the subject.",the death of Mr. Rothschild,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It is rumoured, that Grant asked permission for General Burnside to command the troops in a renewed land and naval assault upon Fort Fisher, but the President has declined.",Grant asked permission for General Burnside to command the troops in a renewed land and naval assault upon Fort Fisher,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour was current that the British Ambassador had applied to the Extraordinary Commissioner, that Guerrazzi might be delivered up to him.",the British Ambassador had applied to the Extraordinary Commissioner,Incorrect,truncated; loses the key object of the request (Guerrazzi to be delivered up)
"It was to the effect that rumours were afloat that a lady of rank, the wife of a Cabinet Minister, had eloped with an officer, and that her noble husband was absent from the debate in the House of Lords on the same evening, which circumstance was referred to the rumoured occurrence as its cause, and the paragraph concluded with a hope, for the sake of an interesting and innocent family, that the reports were unfounded.","a lady of rank , the wife of a Cabinet Minister , had eloped with an officer , and that her noble husband was absent from the debate in the House of Lords on the same evening , which circumstance was referred to the rumoured occurrence as its cause , and the paragraph concluded with a hope , for the sake of an interesting and innocent family , that the reports were unfounded .",Incorrect,"extraction too long; includes trailing denial text (""the paragraph concluded with a hope that the reports were unfounded"") beyond the rumoured proposition"
"As regards the rumour of a Russian loan for 5,000,0001. sterling, a variety of statements were in circulation, many parties of standing attaching implicit credence to the report.",a Russian loan,Incorrect,"far too brief; ""a Russian loan"" loses the stated amount (5,000,000 sterling) which is the substantive claim"
The rumour of Baron Sennyey's appointment as President of the Hungarian Ministry is not yet confirmed.,Baron Sennyey 's appointment as President of the Hungarian Ministry,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
At Toulon it is rumoured that the French squadron is about to set sail.,the French squadron is about to set sail,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"ENGLAND AND THE WAIL In the House of Commons this afternoon, the Chancellor of the Exchequer stated that there was no foundation for the rumour of the proposed British occupation of Constantinople and the Dardanelles.",the proposed British occupation of Constantinople and the Dardanelles,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The rumour that the Bishop of Winchester was going to resign his preferment is contradicted officially.,the Bishop of Winchester was going to resign his preferment,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Rumours are current that General Lee is making a movement to flank General Meade.,General Lee is making a movement to flank General Meade,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There are rumours of dimensions in the Cabinet respecting the Chinese question.,dimensions in the Cabinet respecting the Chinese question,Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""dimensions"" for ""dissensions""; proposition otherwise recognisable"
Mr. FERRAND — There was a rumour that Parliament would be prorogued early in June.,Parliament would be prorogued early in June,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumours of a change in the Ministry were again rife, and SERRANO, LUGAN, and MENDIZABEL were spoken of as likely to be Members of the new Cabinet.",a change in the Ministry,Incorrect,"truncated; ""a change in the Ministry"" loses the named individuals (Serrano, Lugan, Mendizabel)"
"The rumour circulated in town through the journals a few days ago, that the authorities at Tamatave had announced that it was probable that the trade would be opened next year, is incorrect.",circulated in town through the journals a few days ago,Incorrect,"meta-text captured; ""circulated in town through the journals a few days ago"" is circulation context, not the proposition"
"A vague rumour has got abroad, that the Dutch were no sooner put in possession of the vast territories which we had bestowed upon them, organized and improved, than they began to pursue a line of policy, the object of which was to exclude their benefactors, and to establish, by indirect means, a virtual supremacy over the whole of those vast regions.","the Dutch were no sooner put in possession of the vast territories which we had bestowed upon them , organized and improved , than they began to pursue a line of policy",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It is extraordinary that the rumour of the presence in Paris of Lords Clarendon and Granville still continuer, without any positive announcement of such an interesting fact being made in any of the semiofficial papers.",the presence in Paris of Lords Clarendon and Granville,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour was current that traces had been discovered of a great military conspiracy, in which fifty officers and subalterns were involved.","traces had been discovered of a great military conspiracy , in which fifty officers and subalterns were involved",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There were also rumours of proposals having been made to her Majesty as regarded alterations in the present constitution of the governing body of the British Museum.,proposals having been made to her Majesty as regarded alterations in the present constitution of the governing body of the British Museum,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"According to advices from Canada, rumours existed that the Fenians threatened a movement along the Vermont frontier.",the Fenians threatened a movement along the Vermont frontier,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour of the departure of the Pope, which has been persistently circulated for some days past, has latterly ceased to be circulated.","the departure of the Pope , which has been persistently circulated for some days past",Incorrect,"meta-frame included; ""the departure of the Pope, which has been persistently circulated for some days past"" — circulation phrase appended"
"Rumour says that Col. Tache has been sent for, for that purpose.","Col . Tache has been sent for , for that purpose",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour in Guildhall is that the feelings of Alderman Gibbs and Mr. Galloway were in this respect reciprocal, and that should the worthy Alderman be returned with Mr. Galloway, the former will rather pay his fine than be unequally yoked, and compelled to make up the dual number with a gentleman to whom he is in political opinions diametrically opposed.","the feelings of Alderman Gibbs and Mr. Galloway were in this respect reciprocal , and that should the worthy Alderman be returned with Mr. Galloway , the former will rather pay his fine than be unequally yoked , and compelled to make up the dual number with a gentleman to whom he is in political opinions diametrically opposed",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It is singular that exactly the same rumour should have got abroad now as was circulated before the opening in 1851 — namely, that after the formal opening the building will be closed to the public for a fortnight, to allow the contents to be more carefully arranged.","after the formal opening the building will be closed to the public for a fortnight , to allow the contents to be more carefully arranged",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
It is rumoured that the new First Lord contemplates effecting radical changes in the Admiralty and throughout the service.,the new First Lord contemplates effecting radical changes in the Admiralty and throughout the service,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Sir, — ln reading the City article in the Post of this morning I observe that there are rumours of loans to a large amount about being contracted for in this country, which, if such be really the truth, must of necessity 1-pa met by the Bank of England adopting effective measures to neutralise their action on the currency.","loans to a large amount about being contracted for in this country , which , if such be really the truth , must of necessity 1 - pa met by the Bank of England adopting effective measures to neutralise their action on the currency",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"There are rumours of a Coalition Ministry, but this is not very probable.",a Coalition Ministry,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour runs that the French Emperor, feeling the great sacrifices of men he has made, and fearing that he may want his native troops to resist German onslaught, has resolved on appealing to the Italian.","the French Emperor , feeling the great sacrifices of men he has made , and fearing that he may want his native troops to resist German onslaught , has resolved on appealing to the Italian",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It is rumoured here that the Sultan demands 40,000 men fr Abbas Pacha.","the Sultan demands 40,000 men fr Abbas Pacha",Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""fr"" for ""from""; minor; proposition fully recoverable"
"About three o'clock, it was rumoured that the Duchess of Orleans and the Count de Paris were coming to the Chamber.",the Duchess of Orleans and the Count de Paris were coming to the Chamber,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It is rumoured that the King intends to confer the order of the Black Eagle on the Duke of Brabant, and that Prince Frederick William of Prussia will receive the Grand Cross of King Leopold's order.","the King intends to confer the order of the Black Eagle on the Duke of Brabant , and that Prince Frederick William of Prussia will receive the Grand Cross of King Leopold 's order",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Rumours of a new Turkish loan are revived.,a new Turkish loan,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
It is rumoured in America that in July Lord Mayo will succeed Lord Monck as Governor-General of the Dominion.,in July Lord Mayo will succeed Lord Monck as Governor - General of the Dominion,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Wild, exciting rumours were greedily accepted for facts, and a thousand statements, as ridiculous as they were contradictory, flew like wildfire from camp to camp.",", exciting rumours were greedily accepted for facts , and a thousand statements , as ridiculous as they were contradictory",Incorrect,"starts with comma; no subject; extraction is meta-commentary (""exciting rumours were greedily accepted for facts"") not a proposition"
"Unconfirmed rumours are current that the King will proceed shortly to Breslau, in order to inspect the troops stationed at that place.","the King will proceed shortly to Breslau , in order to inspect the troops stationed at that place",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The authoress of the forthcoming comedy at the Haymarket is, according to general ly received rumour, Lady Wortley, daughter of the Duke of Rutland.","Lady Wortley , daughter of the Duke of Rutland",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A perfect fever of anxiety now exists on the subject of her re-appearance the most prevalent rumour is, that the 45 th will go to the Cape, the 73d remain, and the place of the former be taken by marines and sailors to be landed while, to complete the difficulty, naval people say the ships cannot possibly spare any more than are already ashore.","the 45 th will go to the Cape , the 73d remain , and the place of the former be taken by marines and sailors to be landed while , to complete the difficulty , naval people say the ships can not possibly spare any more than are already ashore",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The New York Herald of the 28 th gives the following as the situation of affairs at that date: — The rumour of an advance of our army into Virginia, which created some excitement yesterday, has received confirmation by later despatches from various points.","an advance of our army into Virginia , which created some excitement yesterday ,",Incorrect,"trailing comma indicates truncation; proposition ""an advance of our army into Virginia"" is otherwise intact"
"The Bourse, after opening well, closed very heavily in consequence of renewed rumours of a loan of 300 millions.",a loan of 300 millions,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
SIR-A rumour having been propagated that a malignant fever is now raging in the neighbourhood of Tottenham.,a malignant fever is now raging in the neighbourhood of Tottenham,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There are rumours of several commercial failures in Italy.,several commercial failures in Italy,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The rumours of an express from Paris with unfavourable intelligence contributed probably its share to the depression of prices.,an express from Paris with unfavourable intelligence,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"There are rumours that the Turkish government has succeeded in making a contract at Constantinople for a new loan to a considerable amount, but no confirmation of it has transpired.",the Turkish government has succeeded in making a contract at Constantinople for a new loan to a considerable amount,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Rumour says, that a pro position has been under consideration of Ministers, at the instance of an illustrious personage, for the appointment of Prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg, after the intended nuptials, to be Viceroy and Commander in Chief of the army of Hanover.","a pro position has been under consideration of Ministers , at the instance of an illustrious personage , for the appointment of Prince Leopold of Saxe - Cobourg , after the intended nuptials , to be Viceroy and Commander in Chief of the army of Hanover",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Some vague rumours went flying from mouth to mouth that an infernal machine had blown up the Wyoming Hotel, No.","flying from mouth to mouth that an infernal machine had blown up the Wyoming Hotel , No",Incorrect,"starts mid-phrase (""flying from mouth to mouth""); trailing ""No"" is OCR fragment; claim (""infernal machine blown up Wyoming Hotel"") present but noisy"
The rumours that the Moorish plenipotentiaries have not sufficient authority to negotiate has unfavourably influenced the public funds.,the Moorish plenipotentiaries have not sufficient authority to negotiate,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour has been repeated of expected disturbances in Nepaul, but nothing positive is known on the subject.",expected disturbances in Nepaul,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour prevailed that the negotiations of the Western, Eastern, and Southern Railway Companies with the government had been brought to a conclusion the demand which they make is to be allowed to revert to the conditions specified by the law of Inns, 1842, for the execution of certain sections of their branch lines.","the negotiations of the Western , Eastern , and Southern Railway Companies with the government had been brought to a conclusion",Incorrect,Extraction error; see matched_sentence
"On the 9 th it wu again rumoured at Madrid that the entire cabinet was about to resign, and that General Lersundi, President of the Council, would be charged with the construction of a new administration.","the entire cabinet was about to resign , and that General Lersundi , President of the Council , would be charged with the construction of a new administration",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"I dare say, too, that in this change of sentiment has originated the rumour that the mission to this country from England will be sou raised to the rack to France, Russia, and Austri 3' and that the Minister sent will be a man of high social standing.","the mission to this country from England will be sou raised to the rack to France , Russia ,",Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""sou raised to the rack"" is unintelligible; truncated before key detail (minister of high social standing)"
At Paris rumours are circulated that the government contemplates reducing the rate of interest on Treasury Bonds.,the government contemplates reducing the rate of interest on Treasury Bonds,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Sinister rumours 'have been set afloat in Paris'by those disaffected to the Bonapartist dynasty.,' have been set afloat in Paris'by those disaffected to the Bonapartist dynasty,Incorrect,"missing subject; ""have been set afloat in Paris'by those disaffected to the Bonapartist dynasty"" is meta-text, no proposition"
A Pave telegram states it is rumoured in that city that the Government of Spain had intimated is.,the Government of Spain had intimated,Incorrect,"OCR truncation; sentence ends with ""intimated is."" — proposition incomplete and unrecoverable"
"A horrible rumour, on native authority, of a rising at Bangalore and total destruction of that place; wants confirmation.",a rising at Bangalore and total destruction of that place,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Rumours of something like a coup Waal, though not perhaps of a coup do tat of strictly Parisian type, have passed from ear to ear and from mouth to mouth in the public places of the Italian capital.",something like a coup Waal,Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""coup Waal"" for ""coup d'état""; proposition recognisable from context"
"It is not, of course, yet forgotten how, in the first agonies of the great revolt, rumours were afloat in this country, suspicions were whispered about at the clubs, charges were at lenth articulated in Parliament, militating seriously against Lord CANNING'S reputation for vigour and aptitude as Governor-General of Hindostan.","how , in the first agonies of the great revolt , rumours were afloat in this country",Incorrect,"meta-text captured; ""how, in the first agonies of the great revolt, rumours were afloat in this country"" — frame not claim"
The old rumours of Cabinet changes The line of magnetic telegraph were again current.,Cabinet changes The line of magnetic telegraph,Incorrect,"OCR garble mid-phrase; ""Cabinet changes The line of magnetic telegraph"" is incoherent"
"It is believed to have turned upon the fifth point, and rumour strongly asserts that Count Orloff' had demanded a Congress for the solution of the question.",Count Orloff ' had demanded a Congress for the solution of the question,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour to BERLIN, June 6.-Copies of the following Prus- -.",June 6.-Copies of the following Prus-,Incorrect,"pure OCR fragment; ""June 6.-Copies of the following Prus-"" contains no proposition"
It is rumoured that two authors will receive the Cross of the Legion of Honour oh the 15 th August.,two authors will receive the Cross of the Legion of Honour,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There i. rumour of a partial change of Ministry.,a partial change of Ministry,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The Speech of the KING, of itself skews the falsehood and folly of the rumours to studiously circulated in the French Pints by the enemies of the Constitutional order in Spain.",to studiously circulated in the French Pints by the enemies of the Constitutional order in Spain,Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""Pints"" for ""Prints""; syntactically broken starting with ""to studiously circulated"""
"Rumours that a further amount of gold is leaving the Bank have contributed to-day to depress the funds, which have experienced a further decline of per cent.",a further amount of gold is leaving the Bank,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The individual has not been seen in this neighbourhood since very early on Tuesday morning, when, it is said, he passed through Macclesfield, and it is rumoured that he has sailed for America.",he has sailed for America,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The acreage of spring wheat, on account of rumours of a war in Europe, has also been increased at least 50 per cent.",a war in Europe,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Another rumour was, that the house would be prorogued at no distant period after its re-assembling, and that a resolution to receive the ordinary revenue unconditionally to the end of the year would be managed.","the house would be prorogued at no distant period after its re - assembling , and that a resolution to receive the ordinary revenue unconditionally to the end of the year would be managed",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Ago It is rumoured that Government a — tit is P-110 two companies in each regiment of infantry.,Government a — tit is P-110 two companies in each regiment of infantry,Incorrect,"heavy OCR garble throughout source sentence; ""Government a — tit is P-110"" unintelligible"
"We are authorised to state that there is not a shadow of foundation for the rumours that the Earl of Harrowby ' rides to lose,' as the phrase is, or that Mr. Disraeli wishes the bill committed.",the Earl of Harrowby ' rides to lose,Incorrect,"truncated; extracts only first rumour (""Earl of Harrowby rides to lose""); second rumour (Disraeli/bill) omitted"
"The notification that the dividends on the national loan, which are bound to be paid in silver, will be arbitrarily met in paper at the exchange of 140, has produced a very bad effect, and there are also rumours of a forced loan of £3,000,000 being in contemplation.","a forced loan of £ 3,000,000",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Among these, we are assured, may be reckoned the rumours of the seizure of Seringapatam and Hydrabad, and the imprisonment of the Company's Residents at those places.",the seizure of Seringapatam and Hydrabad,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"This rumour is unfounded there are 200,000 Austrian troops in Venetia, all upon a war footing, and the military preparations in that province are being prosecuted with great vigour.","there are 200,000 Austrian troops in Venetia , all upon a war footing ,",Incorrect,captures refutation not rumoured claim; sentence states rumour is unfounded; extracted text is the denial
"Rumour says that a large contract has been made with some Chicago parties, and that Mr. Crocker desired to have them, on account of the exceeding reasonableness of their price, giving bonds, but the governor exempted from council rom held that that was one of the very best reasons why they should insist upon proper securities.","a large contract has been made with some Chicago parties , and that Mr. Crocker desired to have them , on account of the exceeding reasonableness of their price , giving bonds , but the governor exempted from council rom held that that was one of the very best reasons why they should insist upon proper securities .",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Thereafter some rumours of the unsatisfactory character of the news brought by the British Queen having partially transpired, a reaction took place, and the closing quotations were 9li to j, being the same as the opening, but the news had not general ly spread, and the effect on the Funds cannot, therefore, now be ascertained till Saturday, to-morrow being a holiday.",the unsatisfactory character of the news brought by the British Queen having partially transpired,Incorrect,"meta-description; ""the unsatisfactory character of the news brought by the British Queen"" describes news quality, not a rumoured proposition"
"It is rumoured that M. de Villemessant, of the Figaro, and M. Sarcey, the theatrical critic of the Opinion Nationale, have gone to Belgium to fight a due L A bill is now before the Canadian parliament to do away with public executions.","M. de Villemessant , of the Figaro , and M. Sarcey , the theatrical critic of the Opinion Nationale , have gone to Belgium to fight a due L A bill",Incorrect,"OCR garble at end: ""gone to Belgium to fight a due L A bill"" — ""due L A bill"" is garble for ""duel. A bill..."""
Rumours are in circulation about the Assembly that a certain portion of the party of the Mountain is desirous of attempting to effect a prorogation of the Assembly.,a certain portion of the party of the Mountain is desirous of attempting to effect a prorogation of the Assembly,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The market has been yen active to-day, but a rumour of the reduction of the interest of the five per cents.",the reduction of the interest of the five per cents,Incorrect,Extraction error; see matched_sentence
"Another rumour was that Mr. Clapp, t' public printer, was to be removed.","Mr. Clapp , t ' public printer , was to be removed",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There are rumours of further serious disturbances on the Beauharnois Canal.,further serious disturbances on the Beauharnois Canal,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The Courrier Francais observes that a rumour was prevalent in Paris of the appointment of General GUILLEMINOT as the successor of M. DE RAYNEVAL at Madrid.,a rumour was prevalent in Paris of the appointment of General GUILLEMINOT as the successor of M. DE RAYNEVAL at Madrid,Incorrect,"meta-frame included; extraction begins with ""a rumour was prevalent in Paris of the appointment of..."" — claim present but frame not stripped"
"Rumours are current that efforts are being made to bring about a compromise between Austria and Prussia, and that it has been resolved not to coin- =moo hostilities until those efforts shall have proved unsuccessful.",efforts are being made to bring about a compromise between Austria and Prussia,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumours of a division in the Cabinet were revived this morning, with the addition that his NIA.",a division in the Cabinet,Incorrect,"truncated; ""a division in the Cabinet"" loses the key addition about NIA (remainder OCR-damaged)"
"The Daily News recalls the fact that when the rumour of Dr. Livingstone's premature death was first spread, the feeling was unmistakeably displayed, not in this country only, but on the Continent and in the United States also, that the loss would be in the truest sense a misfortune of universal import.",Dr. Livingstone 's premature death,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"However, in spite of all the facilities which the tram promises, it is now rumoured that the final assault will be still further postponed for the 2d of April.",the final assault will be still further postponed for the 2d of April,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Two or three weeks since a rumour prevailed in the Tory circles, that Sir Robert Peel has it in contemplation to propose a large grant for the establishment of a new university for the education of Roman Catholics and Dissenters, as well as members of 'the Established Church and that, independently of this new lay college, the annual grant for the education of the Roman Catholic clergy, in Maynooth, is to be increased.","Sir Robert Peel has it in contemplation to propose a large grant for the establishment of a new university for the education of Roman Catholics and Dissenters , as well as members of ' the Established Church and that , independently of this new lay college , the annual grant for the education of the Roman Catholic clergy , in Maynooth , is to be increased",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Vague rumours, indeed, are ripe enough, such as that an enormous Russian force is making its way from Moscow — that the siege of Silistria is to be resumed, and so on.","are ripe enough , such as that an enormous Russian force is making its way from Moscow — that the siege of Silistria is to be resumed , and so",Incorrect,"starts mid-clause; ""are ripe enough, such as that..."" includes meta-text before proposition begins"
"Stange as it may appear, the rumour which we gave currency to in The Sun of yesterday, respecting the arrival of General ALAVA in Paris, with letters from the QUEEN REGENT of Spain to Louis PHILLIPPE, imploring the aid of French troops to quell the rebellion in the Basque provinces, has been confirmed by our arrivals this morning, which are precisely the same as what has been published by a Morning Contemporary.","respecting the arrival of General ALAVA in Paris , with letters from the QUEEN REGENT of Spain to Louis PHILLIPPE",Incorrect,truncated; loses key purpose (imploring French troops); arrival claim alone is insufficient
"The government has censured some officers connected with the rumour of a rising at Meerut, and instructed the telegraph authorities not to transmit messages likely to create alarm without referring to the chief military or civil officer at the place of despatch.",a rising at Meerut,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Rumour speaks of the first summons being given today by Marshal Gerard before he breaks ground other persons are of opinion that the works to enforce it will be first prepared.,the first summons being given today by Marshal Gerard before he breaks,Incorrect,"OCR truncation; extraction ends mid-phrase at ""before he breaks"" — ""ground"" missing"
"A correspondent asks whether we know any thing of a French expedition going to Oporto, as it is rumoured in Paris that it is intended to revive an old plan, and root up all the vineyards in the Douro.","it is intended to revive an old plan , and root up all the vineyards in the Douro",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The defendant in the case had been music teacher in the school, and was discharged; and the wife of this gentleman alleged that the rumour was true-: and further, that the matter occurred in the school of a Miss Gill.",the matter occurred in the school of a Miss Gill,Incorrect,Correct
"We are authorised to contradict formally and on authority if positive account A from St. Petersburg,"" says the Nord, ""the rumour spread by some foreign journals of hostilities having broken out on the Amur between the Chinese and the Russians.",We are authorised to contradict formally and on authority if positive account A from St. Petersburg,Incorrect,"captures disclaimer text not proposition; ""We are authorised to contradict formally..."" is the denial frame, not the rumoured hostilities"
It is rumoured that a large Federal cavalry force is operating in Lee's rear.,a large Federal cavalry force is operating in Lee 's rear,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"There were rumours floating about in 1844 regarding the character of Mr. Craig, which reaching the ears of Mr. Farnall, or of any other individual, could not fail to arouse his attention, and lead to the adoption of measures to bring the matter to a public discussion.","floating about in 1844 regarding the character of Mr. Craig , which reaching the ears of Mr. Farnall ,",Incorrect,"starts mid-phrase; ""floating about in 1844 regarding the character of Mr. Craig"" — framing text included, no clean proposition"
"It is rumoured that our worthy and highly respected townsman, Dr. Musgrave, Lord Bishop of Hereford, is shortly to be united to a member of the noble house of Cavendish.","our worthy and highly respected townsman , Dr. Musgrave , Lord Bishop of Hereford , is shortly to be united to a member of the noble house of Cavendish",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There are rumours that Mr. Disraeli is about to retire to the purer and more elevated atmosphere of the House of Lords.,Mr. Disraeli is about to retire to the purer and more elevated atmosphere of the House of Lords,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The first effect was to drive Lord J. Russell from the ministry; the next to remove the cabinet of Lord Aberdeen ' and the last to learn that all the rumors of suffering in the Crimea were too well founded.,all the rumors of suffering in the Crimea were too well founded,Incorrect,"retrospective narrative; ""all the rumors of suffering in the Crimea were too well founded"" asserts prior rumours were true — not a fresh rumoured proposition"
The rumour of an impending change in the Spanish Ministry was still rife in Madrid.,an impending change in the Spanish Ministry,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"We, therefore, calt afford to hear the rumour of an alliance between Prussia and France with some equanimity.",an alliance between Prussia and France with some equanimity,Incorrect,"speaker reaction included; ""with some equanimity"" is the journalist's commentary, not part of the rumoured alliance claim"
"The affairs of the East continue to divide the attention of the Parisian public with rumours of changes in the Ministry, and their more immediate domestic concerns.",changes in the Ministry,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The rumour of the seizure of an iron steamer in the Indus has not been confirmed.,the seizure of an iron steamer in the Indus,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
It is rumoured that Lee is sending troops to Wilmington.,Lee is sending troops to Wilmington,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The Constitutionnel states that a rumour was in circulation, to the effect that it was intended to postpone the elections for the National Assembly, at present fixed for the 9 th April.","a rumour was in circulation , to the effect that it was intended to postpone the elections for the National Assembly , at present fixed for the 9 th April",Incorrect,"meta-frame captured; extraction begins with ""a rumour was in circulation, to the effect that..."" — frame not stripped"
"Five of the ringleaders, comprising two marines, one marine artillery, and.two seamen, were sent on board the Victory, where is supposed they will be tried for their mutinous conduct, Various rumours are in circulation as to the cause of the disturbance and extent.","Five of the ringleaders , comprising two marines , one marine artillery , and.two seamen , were sent on board the Victory , where is supposed they will be tried for their mutinous conduct",Incorrect,"wrong sentence extracted; captures preceding factual clause about ringleaders, not the rumoured cause of the disturbance"
"In the afternoon, however, owing to an unfounded rumour that the Directors of the Bank of England had applied to government for power to extend their issues of notes beyond the legal limit, the funds evinced considerable buoyancy, the closing quotations of yesterday being even recovered.",the Directors of the Bank of England had applied to government for power to extend their issues of notes beyond the legal limit,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The English Stock Market has been rather fluctuating, being unsettled both by the rumours concerning Messrs. Fletcher's position, and by the suspense as to a reduction of the rate of interest at the Bank of England, upon which point we may be enabled probably to make some announcement ore going to press.",concerning Messrs. Fletcher 's position,Incorrect,"prepositional phrase only; ""concerning Messrs. Fletcher's position"" names a topic without any predicate or proposition"
A circumstance calculated to confirm the rumours of a reversal of the liberal policy of Jan. 19 — (you are aware that there are also rumours of an extension of this policy) — is that M. Clement Duvernois hits resigned the editorship of the Epoque.,a reversal of the liberal policy of Jan. 19,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Subsequent despatches added that several newspapers had been suppressed, and several changes made amongst the authorities of the capital also that there were no news of Espartero, and that it was rumoured that an insurrection had broken out at Saragossa.",an insurrection had broken out at Saragossa,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
A rumour is current that the Hungarian Diet will be prorogued for several months.,the Hungarian Diet will be prorogued for several months,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"About sixty yeara after the birth of Christ the Emperor Mem-ti, who it would seem had heard some rumours of a saint having in conformity with the predictions or prescience of Confucius arrived in the west, sent ambassadors -in that direction with strict orders to continue their journey till they should meet the saint whom Heaven had acquainted them with.",a saint having in conformity with the predictions or prescience of Confucius,Incorrect,"truncated mid-clause; stops before verb ""arrived in the west"" — the predicate is the entire claim"
"It was rumoured in Shanghae lately that Burgevine and others, taking advantage of Colonel Gordon's retirements from the field, had proceeded to Nan kin with the view of again the rebels, This rumour has since been contradicted, but whether the original statement or the subsequent contradiction is correct it is impossible to say.","Burgevine and others , taking advantage of Colonel Gordon 's retirements from the field , had proceeded to Nan kin with the view of again the rebels",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Rumours of Loch Mulch, to the new house erecting for her Majesty.",Loch Mulch,Incorrect,"OCR fragment; ""Loch Mulch"" is only two words from a heavily damaged sentence; no proposition recoverable"
Rumour says that the Quartermaster General will shortly leave.,the Quartermaster General will shortly leave,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The rebel rumours that have reached us allege that the attack was made on Thursday.,have reached us allege that the attack was made on Thursday,Incorrect,"starts mid-phrase; ""have reached us allege that the attack was made on Thursday"" — framing text included before claim"
"The Bourse was a little better to-day at the opening, but it became heavy on the strength of a rumour that the letters of convocation for the Congress had not yet been issued.",the letters of convocation for the Congress had not yet been issued,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The fonds opened this morning with a steady appearance, and have since attained a fresh improvement, in consequence of the further rise which took place in Paris on Saturday afternoon, coupled with a rumour that the French government contemplates a reduction in its military and naval forces.",the French government contemplates a reduction in its military and naval forces,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
A rumour was very current on 'Change this afternoon that a reduction will shortly take place in the rate of discounts by the Bank directors.,a reduction will shortly take place in the rate of discounts by the Bank directors,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There is a rumour that the rule which prevents an officer from coatis/sing more than five years is the same Staff poet is to be enforced.,the rule which prevents an officer from coatis / sing more than five years,Incorrect,"OCR garble: ""coatis/sing"" for ""continuing""; predicate unreadable; proposition unrecoverable"
There are rumours of hostile preparations at Ava against the English.,hostile preparations at Ava against the English,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Last Season saw her full of artist life, Last week saw her La Figlia proudly gay: Rumour announced her au intended wife, A wedding fixed fur a too early day, On which she would be spirited away.","Last Season saw her full of artist life , Last week saw her La Figlia proudly gay",Incorrect,"captures surrounding verse not proposition; extraction spans ""Last Season saw her full of artist life, Last week saw her La Figlia proudly gay"" — not the rumoured marriage"
"A rumour prevails that a barrister, who is a personal friend of Mr. Gully, the late member for the borough, will come forward In due time.","a barrister , who is a personal friend of Mr. Gully , the late member for the borough , will come forward In due time",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"From the success of the China expedition it might have been supposed the Funds would have advanced, but there are rumours respecting an extensive funding of Exchequer Bills, which are quite sufficient to keep down prices.","respecting an extensive funding of Exchequer Bills , which are quite sufficient to keep down prices",Incorrect,"prepositional phrase only; ""respecting an extensive funding of Exchequer Bills"" — topic named without a proposition"
"Yesterday the rumour was current all over the city that Mr. Seward and Gen. M'Clellan had both disappeared from the arena for awhile, and that Abolitionism was triumphant.","Mr. Seward and Gen. M'Clellan had both disappeared from the arena for awhile , and that Abolitionism was triumphant",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"There were reports that General Forrest was at Atlanta under Hood while another rumour is that ho died at Columbus, Mississippi, on the 22d of July, of lockjaw.","ho died at Columbus , Mississippi , on the 22d of July , of lockjaw",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"An article from Vienna notices the rumours of war being on the point of breaking out in the North of Europe, as originating in stock jobbing speculations.","war being on the point of breaking out in the North of Europe , as originating in stock jobbing speculations",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The Journal de St Petersbourg of today declares the rumours of an attempted insurrection at Smolenski, and its environs, to be entirely unfounded.",an attempted insurrection at Smolenski,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The current rumour is that the honourable gentleman has accepted a place under government a life appointment, with a large salary as the reward of the services he has rendered them during a seven years' apprenticeship.","the honourable gentleman has accepted a place under government a life appointment , with a large salary as the reward of the services he has rendered them during a seven years ' apprenticeship",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
A rumour is current here that a Turkish fleet of 30 ships has entered the Adriatic.,a Turkish fleet of 30 ships has entered the Adriatic,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"Hence also the rumour got up by a certain party in Bombay, though against all probability, that Scinde and the Indus were once again to be placed under the odious yoke of the Ameers.",Scinde and the Indus were once again to be placed under the odious yoke of the Ameers,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The most likely rumour was, that the restoration of his finances by new regulations in that island had taken the Viceroy away from Egypt.",the restoration of his finances by new regulations in that island had taken the Viceroy away from Egypt,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"These rumours were accompanied by others, which,attributed this resignation to a letter addressed by the Duke of Wellington, some said to Mr. Ped, others to Mr. Dawson himself, commenting upon his conduct at Derry in rather severe terms.","These rumours were accompanied by others , which , attributed this resignation to a letter addressed by the Duke of Wellington",Incorrect,"meta-frame captured; ""These rumours were accompanied by others, which attributed this resignation..."" — frame not stripped"
"Rumours from Texas say that Santa Anna has left the army, and is hastening back to the city of Mexico, in consequence of the death of Barrigan, the acting president, by poison.","Santa Anna has left the army , and is hastening back to the city of Mexico , in consequence of the death of Barrigan , the acting president , by poison",Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
The rumour is that her destination is Naples.,her destination is Naples,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The rumour of the Emperor of Russia's abdication are again becoming prevalent, Should the Czar resign his throne it will be, I fancy, owing rather to a failure of his mental than his bodily powers For years past it has been a very open secret to all who were ever so little behind the scenes that the gravest fears for his Majority's sanity were entertained by his family.",the Emperor of Russia 's abdication,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour prevailed at Paris that the King had caught a severe cold at Fontainbleau, but it appears to be unfounded.",the King had caught a severe cold at Fontainbleau,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
Accounts reach us from various quarters which explain the rumours of the last few days relative to the cession of Venetia.,the last few days relative to the cession of Venetia,Incorrect,"truncated with framing text; ""the last few days relative to the cession of Venetia"" includes temporal framing; no full proposition"
"We understand that the reason of these brutal attacks upon labourers coming by the trains is, that a rumour has gone abroad that the Roman Catholics expect assistance from Dublin and Tipperary.",a rumour has gone abroad that the Roman Catholics expect assistance from Dublin and Tipperary,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
There were also rumours of proposals having been made to her Majesty as regarded alterations in the present constitution of the governing body of the British Museum.,proposals having been made to her Majesty as regarded alterations in the present constitution of the governing body of the British Museum,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"The Globe of last night mentions a rumour that the prisoner is a Birmingham chartist, and a member of the London committee FURTHER PARTICULARS.",the prisoner is a Birmingham chartist,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"It contains a rumour of a battle at Atlanta, but says the War Department, Kevin; no official information, declines to form an opinion from the rumours- I have no doubt, however, that Sherman has gained a great success there.",a battle at Atlanta,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence
"A rumour circulated yesterday in Pads that another attempt at assassination had been made at Fontainebleau, and that several Italians were arres' ed.",circulated yesterday in Pads,Incorrect,"meta-text; ""circulated yesterday in Pads"" — ""Pads"" OCR garble for ""Paris""; only circulation context extracted, not the assassination claim"
"The Spanish securities have improved, notwithstanding some rumours that the affairs of Don Carlos's army were improving, and that a northern Power has given some encouragement to one of his agents this, however, merits confirmation.",the affairs of Don Carlos 's army were improving,Correct,Extraction faithfully captures the complete rumoured proposition from the source sentence