... atched Secretary to France for new iastarr»ctions. It was rumoured tbat if tbe Fedesit Government should accredit Minister to Jaase'z.the French Embassy would at ox.cc lea,v* Washington. Rumour also attributed to neral Logan's mission to the Mexican ...

... THE SOUDAN. RUMOURED DISASTER TO GORDON. ALLEGED FALL OF KHARTOUM. {FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] Sarras, October 28, 10.10. a.ar. Early yesterday morning Lord paid an unex! visit to the Canadian voyageurs. Although it was not much past five o'clock ...

... commence. I had always been personal friend of tha Kaiser, for whom I was some sort of chief spy. I had been rewarded by the Kaiser for some particularly good piece spy work by being presented with Holly Court. I had a wireless installation. Holly Court was ...

... news by issuing the official despatches for publication. Beyond this nothing more is obtainable of a reliable character. Rumours from native sources are plentiful, but quite unreliable. The town is full of spies. The bombardment of Ladysmith continucs ...

... SUMMARY OF NEWS. ®ekgraplj. ■SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, iB9o. from Paris says that the spy, Soii ' ll been sentenced to five years' im- ri -nt and tei) years' loss of civil rights. ar Office has received the following !!l . fr °ui the Governor of Bermuda: ...

... that aeroplanes are flying over the city from the warships, to the terror of the surrounding natives. SPY ARRESTED. VERA CRUZ, Sunday A Mexican spy was arrested here yesterday. He got on board the American refugee train on which Mr. O’Shaughnessy journeyed ...

... LETTINGS. Use of Sheffield Memorial Hall. INVENTED “INFORMATION FOR ENEMY. Former Spy’s Admission. EVIDENCE IN LIBEL ACTION. Mr. “X,” the man who 1913 was sentenced as a spy and now the prosecutor in a trial at the Old Bailey for alleged libel, was re-examined ...

... the well-known grounds of the North Sea. Rumour again has it that these enemies in our midst gave themselves and their trawlers a holiday before the war broke out—and they have not been seen since. We awoke the spy danger a little too late. —Yours faithfully ...

... Tory votes. If Mr. McCurdy mere returned, he would go to join the late Prime Minister's bodyguard, which would look after and spy upon the operations of the Tory to ernment. The vast majority of Liberals Judd that they should have Liberal Members of Parliament ...

... which had been vacated by Dubied and Co. A plant for making knives was installed here. Fantastic Rumours. During the war there were many fantastic rumours in regard to Mr. Kuehnrich arising from knowledge, of his German origin. He frequently referred to ...

... its seas ou principles of duty. This shooting star, now extinguished, one of the t figures of the day. La * »rche or Anteuil spy-j. '~aes were pointed Isabelle acknowledged She bas her place in ti - rfe* pornins, being a sort of approach to a great man ...

... although there is only or.A thing certain here, and that the uncertainty of all you hear. Every day gives birth to some new rumour, and to distinguish fact from fiction is a task of no small difficulty. The European Colony seem to havo no uncertainty about ...