... A 1 AI•A Yi• AM.= •• P JAMES & BORLA.SE. Atettor of Both Primer end Spy ; I, By hf the Cur, *WU Xillal * Mortimer's Artotaks. • MM IPDrsess's Wards; #.. II LOT111:1' CHAPIIIR upiss.—ures• ls. appines susaus. _ _ Luiseot did not blood to 'hit Ibis hiss ...

... the town, even sending some regular Boer officers disguised to take observations. A man named Nathan Mark was arrested as a spy. The allegation is that he came into Ladysmith for the sole purpose of giving information to the fm& Mark is held h;h.iy 4y ...

... workmen, including the railwaymen remained on strike clamouring for Al kinds of rumours were It was reported on Saturday that the situation showed little change apart from the rumoured resignation of Herr Noske, Minister of Defence, whose firm handling of previous ...

... character. It was rumoured OS that • man, rather droned, was on the way towards was to be ou an rimed of Captain . he appeared bear the township of Yaltos the people tensed oat 111 atom to impede farther proems suspecting Lim to be • spy. Tb. women had fall ...

... cricket with the R.0.8.8.'s at Ecrstefabrickn, when 2 native scont brougis in u report that the Boers were on & kop,e pear by spying us. So we lnished up at & pm. and returned to our camp, had our tea, and k:t-dm_nl-pnvml Then we rode 19 stelabrickn, where ...

... challenge to the dismal conclusion no more thee tee seconds are required. ‘* Did you ever know of a crack that was too small fer a spying old woman to peep through, Tom Yeo, Joba, the crack ef a whip.” an affectionate husband, ‘' if it were pot have no objection ...

... arti lery officers were arrested at Odessa last week on the charge of being Nailhats. A Russian Jew has heels arrested as a spy in Cslcutta. Five persons were and four injured in a riot at an election meeting in Hungary on Sunday. In the Fieuch S4nate ...

... one minded this, M‘Mabon was fighting, aud carrying all before him, aod any rumours to the contrary were treason, and were indeed dangerous to utter. By-and-bye there came rumours that there had been serious fighting near bruck and near Strasburg, and that ...

... peo »J;y of a court martial. Tbe death penalty is for all ihe following offences : Any person acting .ss a spy fir ocb troops, or harbouring a spy, or voluntarily acting guile to the French troops, or acting in bad faith when eogagvd as a guide the Prussians ...

... on the 28th ult. to the Glasgow Daily Mail, says :—The Skye evictions are now assuming a rather alarming character. It was rumoured yesterday that a man, rather geutlemanly dressed, was on the way towards Valtos. He was suspected to be on an errand of Captain ...

... leaviogs to Unioniem ard etrength on the part of the visitor were rumoured about. It was even hintcd that he might have something to do with the piloting of some huge whisky syndicate come to spy ont the land. Excitement simmered down, however, when it was ...

... of no nse, and polling up a post which stood in a field, engaged E 'j*- •'••a® seemed uncertain for some lime, when •mchi, spying an opportunity, dealt a blow, and the two list brought him to tbe ground, thus satisfying tbe which had btunled them for all ...