tidings

For Mary Matchwell, at the Mills, the tidings which had thrown the town into commotion had but a solitary and a selfish interest.

He lost sight of Mr. Kerstall, and could never obtain any tidings of the picture.

Then they turned again with heavy cheer, and Sir Percivale said, "Let us ask some tidings at yonder recluse."

It needed all Sewell's habitual self-command not to show the uneasiness these tidings occasioned him.