diplomatic mail

Steps were immediately taken to recover the diplomatic mail and to investigate the incident.

The French couriers had over 120 kilograms of diplomatic mail in the plane.

He had diplomatic mail for the Minister of State for Kholar.

The strange appearance in Wandsworth gaol of diplomatic mail from the Canadian embassy.

We learned some days ago that bags containing Canadian diplomatic mail had been discovered by staff at Wandsworth prison.

The Black Chamber was a term given to an office which secretly opened and read diplomatic mail and broke codes.

The airline also flew diplomatic mail to the U.S. Interest in Havana on a weekly basis.

After confiscating items taken from the wreck by the fishermen, the Soviets picked up diplomatic mail from the wreck and the sea.

For a couple of years he worked in London with MI6, mainly bugging diplomatic premises and illegally opening diplomatic mail.

The occupation was preceded for several days by a Soviet air and naval blockade, which included preventing diplomatic mail from being sent abroad from Estonia.

In January, Mrs. Hiett admitted that she had sent six packages of heroin wrapped in brown paper through diplomatic mail.

The aircraft destined for Bahrain International Airport was loaded with 76 tons of goods, half of which was diplomatic mail.

In France a cabinet noir was established inside the French post office by Louis XIII to open diplomatic mail.

Mr. Zakayev, one of the Kremlin's fiercest critics abroad, said the killing amounted to "international terrorism with the use of diplomatic passports and diplomatic mail."

See note below for completion of HAWBs.CSR N may also be used to declare the export of Post Office, Forces or Diplomatic mail.

During an investigation it became clear that the terrorists came to Switzerland from Damascus, and the weapons and explosives were brought to Switzerland through diplomatic mail of an Arab country.

He served as a King's Messenger, carrying diplomatic mail all about Europe during the later stages of the Napoleonic Wars, both before and after the decisive Battle of Waterloo.

The flight was made in radio silence because of the possibility of Japanese attack and had a maximum payload of 1,000 lbs or three passengers plus 65 kg of military and diplomatic mail.

Sacks of diplomatic mail arrived at 7 a.m., the letters unsealed and read, the important parts copied, sometimes by dictation, the letters replaced and resealed and sent to the embassies by 9:30.

The film's title was inspire by the 1964 discovery at Rome Airport of a bound and drugged man inside a trunk sent from the Egyptian Embassy at Rome to Cairo, marked "diplomatic mail."

The wife of the United States Army colonel who once ran the government's antidrug operations in Colombia was sentenced to five years in prison yesterday for smuggling heroin from Bogota to New York City through diplomatic mail.

Family interests gained him rapid promotion, especially after his resolute actions had prevented a flagship from capsizing during the Varna expedition and Prince Potemkin had entrusted him with a vital task of transporting diplomatic mail to the Russian embassy in Constantinople.

Mrs. Hiett was not only the wife of the military officer who oversaw the Army's entire antidrug campaign in Colombia, but also the major suspect in a heroin-smuggling case in which drugs were being sent via diplomatic mail from Colombia to Manhattan and Queens.

When he left the hospital in a wheelchair 16 days later, Mr. Hose expected that certainly within a few months he would be back to normal, or at least well enough to return to his job supervising the distribution of diplomatic mail at a State Department center in Sterling.