... the rt markable dr.p in wheat which ha> reponed for days pa»U Some unpleasant explanations of the rumours are forthcoming. is said quite that the rumours the work «.! florae astute speculators in freights and coin, to schemes Mr. Churchill appears to have ...

... the postal and other services, and if effect is given to these very considerable savings would result. A very intoresring rumour * obtained currency during the la>t few days that Ministers themselves may set the nation an example in economy by consenting ...

... all in good altli. Hr. A Uhl in aid Dr. suifered . roubfieiiK'nl fur fifteen days, were frcqiunt medial examination. >1 uiih spying, and had to clean their I u menial work. ' .if 'Uni il..milton at Moni>. I ipl litliiiundii, who ua.* with him, v ••in; taj ...

... through the open window* the crowd, 1 spite of the lateness the hour, was heard shouting, When will you shoot that Russian spy. ivill the Russian dog.” M. Shebeko was theu sent to the orison for criminals, searched, stripped and then released without ...

... the silence which has been maintained is a curious commentary on the boast of the Home Office that they had the whole German spy organisation their fingers’ ends. If were so, the owners of the motor car should have been laid by the heels, long ago. Indeed ...

... handicap ran— IV .. IU-lm. Lavishcr, Basel, ■ 3 SO-The MARCH M AIDEN HURDLE RACE of 200 , - hletuied relief to the war and rumours oiatr to be hoki lor 60 so vs B ...