... air. The man was arrested on suspicion of being a Spanish spy. What gave rise to the suspicion ? He was found in a street car without a newspaper. Seems to be a good many war rumours from the seaboard ? said the garrulous boarder. Well, is ...

... such was the thee ; but Lilian took after her mother, who had been equally remarkable fur her beauty and a sweet disposition. Rumour and that she had gone to an early grave owing to the austerity and severe regime of her flinty huobancl. Lilian, who was about ...

... remarks from Mr. ORLHAY the proceedings terminated. The report in the Pall Mall Gazette says that Mr. Gladstone alluded to a rumour that the Government intended to postpone going into committee on the bill to a late period. Mr. Gladstone said he intended ...

... had congregated on a bridge crossing 0 stream, and ae the curate approached one of tha group cried, Here comes a parson to spy. Coma. let us club him. The young minister was at once surrounded and questioned thus: What are y doing here? ' Where are ...

... disposition. A girl like that might be invaluable down at Bedmvotth. If we had no other need for her she would be an excellent spy. He lay for some little time cm the touch with bent brow and pursed lips, musing over the possibilities of the future. . While ...

... not advancing vu the places abandoned by the Serviaus, fearing the latter before their retreat might have undermined them. Rumours are,,current here of an intervention on the part of Austria and Russia, and large supplies of arms for the Services are stated ...

... liming a short holidey I went down to Mel. to visit Helen. I was away about a fortnight. On my return I was startled by rumours which touched my wife's fame. I spoke to I. or on the subject, but she seemed to have become perfectly callous. Every argument ...

... office and rod e h ome. had load a busy day. No arrest had been made, but whispers of suspicion were abroad. Every sort of rumour found tongue and fouled credence. But how or whence one whisper stole from lip to lip and was repeated with bated breath and ...

... all there was the drams Mary Queen of Soots, which was followed by The Ship on Fire, a third drama called The Police Spy, or the Ticket-of- Leave Girl concluding the entertainments, which roost have extended over five hours. This week the two dramas ...

... the confidence of the public of Ireland in the fair administration of justice. In Ireland from time to time statements and rumours were spread that there existed in Ireland a system which, if not sanctioned by the highest authorities, was at least winked ...

... her girl. He said, 'Dent have her in the hoses;' did not. She was seen talking to,him ; Wavertree mob hate us; think I ant a spy; people 14, Garmoyleroad tile and drill metal all day; I Inspect they had something to do with the robberies about here. They ...

... would be pleased to ac- sizes tor trial. cede_ to the request once he got the guns. . There is a rumour here, however, since the ARREST OF A SUPPOSED SPY. raising of the siege, that two Long Toms be- . longing to the Boers are buried in the vici- Lieutenant ...