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... THE SPY MANIA, | The Paris National mentions a curicus story, which | will create a great scazdal in French society. It is to the effect that a foreign titled couple, whose hospitality in Paris was justly celebrated, and whose salons were frequented by ...
... the dangerous German spy they wanted to forget about 90 per cent, of anything they had ever read in spy stories—including, he regretted to say, some of* his—and certainly 100 per cent, of anything they ever saw in the pictures. A spy did not depend upon ...
... this county and to say bow pleased her «ty the generous help she has reoeived frcm Devon. Yours faithfully, R Dear Sir.—Rumours having baen olroulatei to the tbat Miss Oonitanoj M. Schmidt, now acting nursing the North Devon Infirmary, a German, will ...
... uncleared slums and idle shipyards in England, by spying and terrorism in Germany, and by the chokage of trade and goodwill everywhere? We are afraid. It is fear that nullifies our conferences and whispers the rumours of war on which the armament firm are nourished ...
... report regard' ri » escape of General Gordon, telegraphed on ii' night, nor does he believe there is the slightest ul the rumour. It is reported (a Standard telegra ,»y Wady Haifa says) by man who arrived there y est from Khartoum that the Nile is rising ...
... in their houses. There were not many proven cases of Fifth Column or spy work in France, but there were hundreds of instances of what happened through rumour and exaggeration. Rumours were not started by Fifth Columnists but by silly people. France did ...
... the French garrison. It is reported that Exotado, with 20,000 men, was marching on Monterey. Rumours are current at Washington that Santa Anna acting as French spy. SOUTH AMERICA. The blockade of Valparaiso has been raised the Spanish squadron under Admiral ...
... scorn, and the Viceroy waited in vain for a reply. Sundry rumours then reached the Indian Government, through their native agent at Oabul, that the Ameer was sulky, and moreover that & Russian spy was present at the Cabul Oonninth:rw-d.umi-w Such being ...
... Lord Stanley was read, in which his Lordship leclined to support Mr ley in moving for the repeal of tie malt duties. It is rumoured that Mr. Libouchere is to be created a peer, and that Mr. Wilson is to succeed him as President the Board of Trade. of On ...
... Tuesday morning's date, announcing the election of General Cavaignac, with six Government candidates, for Paris. It has been rumoured that, elected, Cavaignac would only exert the privilege con* ferred to protest once solemnly in the new chamber against the ...
... purpose arranging for the renewal of the fighting. None the shiekhs had left him. The man's statements have been confirmed by a spy. has been decided to strengthen Handouk by two batteries of artillery. Cairo, Friday. Sir Evelyn Baring has received news from ...
... sax to start for the attack of cousisting one 74, one frigate, three corvettes three brigs. and two troop ships, bat it is spy — ed they will meet with a very warm reception siiould they has wot frigates very few. have left Lishes, total stagnation of ...