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... Freeman of the Borough of Guildford, has sent the following reply to someone who wanted to know if, as rumour asserted, he had been arrested as a spy, and confined to the Tower of London :— I rqgret that the report that I am eojourninf in the Tearer of ...
... was, uncalled for, and it was a monstrous charge to make. The police bad 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 he was a loyal Englishman but ...
... her husband's disappearance. All kinds of idle rumours were started about obscure habitants of Perleberg having suddenly blos• somed forth into wealth, valuable rings and sold repeater watches. These rumours wars investigated by Captain Klitzuig, Conamandai ...
... Tollemache, and was defeated by the narrow majority of 121 on a recorded poll of 8149 votes. A few weeks after his selections rumour was circulated to the effect that he was a professional money - lender. Sir Philip Egerton, writing on November 12, 1885, ...
... 755, as compared with £:333,403 in 1894, so a Parliamentary report assures us. NAVAL barracks upon an extensive scale it is rumoured, about to be erected by the Lords of the Admiralty at St. Mary's Vale, Chatham, where the disused prison buildings will ...
... killed. Up to the present five burghers have been killed and several wounded. DEATH OP JOUBERT AGAIN REPORTED. Substantial rumours that General Joubert was killed at Ladysmith on November 10 keep recurring. I have just seen (says a Cape Town correspondent ...
... two hours dtation 6 P M. —Have spent, two hoars in consultation. 7 p.M.—A spy from our party (assuming the char»cter of an English duke) just leaving us for the front. P.M.—Our spy has just returned, an ...
... shortly after arrested.—Mr. Franklin Lnshington has appointed to police ma datracy, vacant by the death of Mr. Burcham.— It is rumoured that too regiments of cavalry and a brigade of infantry from Alderahott are under orders for Ireland.—lt is said that a motion ...
... can have all the furniture sells for. That'll be something toward the weddin' things. Mrs. Helena Hodges came prying and spying around the house with her husband, a small man, with a pair of blue spectacles balanced on a hswkshaped nose. I think, ...
... General had a reputation of greatly preferring the Court t? thp battleBeld. ' tbe wildnesi of the enthuminim faded, auPther rumour spread in the crowd. The Iron Circle had been as good as Its promise; wreaked venipauce upon its first victim. Who Was it ...
... that Dickens read to d:stinguished company who figure in the well-l.nown drawing of the manuscript of — 1 Chimes. It is rumoured that John Forster's old house, No. 58, Lincohi's-inn-fields, to which ('harks . . Dickens was so frequently a visitor, and ...
... Tremont that, likely enough, they would be unable to return ere going to Cumberland to put the Duck in commissioa for if the ' rumour of the approach of the German airship was true, their presenoe would be seeded in the air at once. Give ter top speed. Jack ...