... RUMOUR. Brut tlunc I have *aj » pfT«on«l I hove lived in thiv village. o» everyhodv here know*, except the very young, nod off. for more than year*, and for ®wlyJ have been the owner the greater part of the property in the pariah; and meet the l '* who ...

... soldiers to intoxicating liquors, and emphasising the fact that sobriety conduces to efficiency. A rumour is current in Devizes this morawng that 3 German “spy”” has been discovered st work here. There is a great deal of military traffle through the town ...

... after tnolve miles. August fJrd.—There was night alarm. A house was on fire, probably to disclose our position to the onemy. A spy was caught and shot. marched to ieng—, hoi alter passing Dorinne the went •stray, and we had to return on our tracks. Our men ...

... poli'tical situation is noticeably declining, partly, perhaps, _ because the attention of nobody can be sustained indefinitely by rumours. Irishmen mm London seem to be practically unanimous in their condemnation of the Dublin rebellion, and news of the encircling ...

... le, roamed with the wag.: of God sue the THE SWINDON SPY CASE. Accused's History Revealed in Court. FROSECUTIOR OFFER NO EVIDENCE. Some time ago, whew it um rumoured Stn.- don that • Gorses spy had been arrested. miens! roes to high pitch of gin charge ...

... thl>l it This afternoon a British aeroplane the eV( .n the most ignorant Austrian soldiers l»y nonbrra rowt rppon. Thrrr wan rumour . 1M , f mil ofHrl.l sources regarding the that the Germans have retired from to Rouiers, victories their Army. Tito |>risoners ...

... sees in it no reason for alarm. Than is reason to suppose that reeling of uneasiness exists country districts because of rumours circulated amongst farmers to tha offset that the War ORoe intends to commandeer tha atoaheef hay ia the country at whatever ...