... ALLEGED SPY ON WARSHIP. An incident which has given rise to rumours of foreign espionage in the Navy has occurred on board the battleship Majestic in the Home Fleet. At Devonport some days ago a young seaman of that ship accidentally dropped on the deck ...

... was uncalled for, and it was • monstrous charge to make. The police had not accused Smith of being a spy. There were other things beside idle rumours against Smith, but he could not say what they were. He, however, thought be was a loyal Englishman but ...

... in our Forty Years' Work as Spy,' has , rooms have been the vegan, dor slimy pen we hear, attracted considerable attention I past in our lunatic asylum. in ()erming. This statement gains pro'hability from the rumour that at a certain ball the other ...

... Lord Penrhyn obtaining £5OO damages against Mr. W. J. Parry, chaiinian of the Bethesda Relief Committee, for libel. It is rumoured that the identifying number plates whch the Local Government Board ioposes to adopt for motor cars under the new Act which ...

... Itshas labour troablas, is well-known In r.4.H4 and In Lear n :t. e The years ago he was to callisg ass of his compatriots a spy. He was alas recomineaded for deportation, but there was is agitation in Malatesta', favour, and the order for expulsion was ...

... cruisers Juno and St. Geerge were the escort, three vessels being de:nulled trout the Training Squadron for that purimese. Spy-Mania. I have it on a high authority at the War Office, writes a corroepondent, that epyoniania,' as it is called, in so far ...

... Official War News. Pi. t urc f i Thurf , .. Fii., and Sat.: EXPLOITS OF ELAINE. (EPIsoI)F. 8). Frustrated, or The Story of a Spy Drama). In the Elementary World ; 1)t urna). Pathe Gazette. POPULAR PRICES - ed., and Is MATINEE PRICES: Schou! Children ...

... Volbeensd Rustenburg. ham 14 to the present Ire harsher* ban bees killed and DEATH OF JOUBERT AOAIN REPORTED. Subetaatial rumours that Osimral Jenbt.: at Ladysmith is November 10 I iast seen (sips Caps Town conespeadent of Agency) a from s entleman in ...

... to have that gallery cleared, said, Mr. Speaker, I spy strangers. The Speaker ordered the gallery to be cleared, but a fair face still was perceptible through the grille. Again Mr. Henley said, I spy strangers. The Serjeant, Lord Charles Russell, h ...

... strife between his subjects, but by poignant tragedies that have affected his own family circle. The King's Yearlings. The rumour that a high.priced yearling was , bought by Lord Marcus Beresford at Doncaster for the King is, I believe, well founded, writes ...

... referring to Mr. James have been omitted. and the book en sale. It is now rumoured that Major _Le Cares 1.. delighted with the of his book that be has decided to exchange the spy badness for of jemmies, and may possibly start a weekly paled paper b Lenges ...

... respects In astronomical study as her husband, and has larply assisted him in his discoverit s. It is said that the professional spy whose evidence at the Parnell Commission created so much sensation isgradually being hemmed into Lb. grave. The handsome sum ...