... NOT A SPY. ST. AUSTIALL MAN'S EXPSRIENCE IN PLYMOUTH. A well-known St. Austell professional man had an adventure in Plymouth one laat week which, on enquiry by oar representative, proved to be Oct nearly so alarming m been rumoured. lie and two other ...

... her husband's disappearance. All kinds of idle rumours were started about obscure inhabitants of Perleberg having suddenly blossomed forth into wealth, valuable rings and gold repeater watches. These rumours were investigated by Captain Klitzuig, Commandant ...

... tender deepest synyetly to sorrowing retail-ea. Rumour that a large fit bre txpsetel sl;4rely front Afr.o I! this be true, it will not altugeAlier he is re:47.11.04 1 e ttaing. Our will be siisre , l spy charge 0 , is their to dodge azt &ere. ...

... indeed the wandering heathen is alive again, hope he will keep so. To those intending to invest in a tricycle. I spy. wait! There is a rumour abroad that the oldfashioned side handles are coming to the fore again. I devoutly hope it may be so, for they ...

... entails moriace of time and miss, the information she requires. 'That is to my she hams orate, and consequently becomes • spy T . queried Mrs. Mayhew ; adding 1 esti it • very an-lady-like proceeding.' Hardly so bad as that, ma'am. is it ? If she ...

... inapossibility of a General Election in war time. Yet, before the new Government has got fairly into its stride, election rumours are already going round. Under ordinary circumstances the preseat Parliament would have come to an end this year. the term ...

... she loved you. Oh, how could she help loving you ? Kett. At any rate, she accepted my suit. said I; but then there came rumours of the invasion. I took the side of the Irish, greatly against her wish, and—well, there is nothing more for me to tell you ...

... that Dickens read to tho distinguished company who figure in the well-known drawing . of the manuscript of Chimes. ' It is rumoured that John Forster's old house, No. 58, Lincoln's-inn-fields, to which Charles Dickens was so frequently a visitor, and which ...

... air was tlin k with rumours that Austria, calmly coltared Bosnia and Iterzeg.,viiia. was about to descend on Krotia. Therefore to Julie a person who dodged behind trees in a private forest could be nothing more nor than an Austrian spy. Bat two steps she ...

... letter from • very prominent American nob named dowribing a rieit to the Cabanas at Miami, where the writer with tie priezerre. spying niht• inforwatice acerrniing to which the tonropontlent Howie had tied to • tree and ihnrowel pierce 'lie non nf Julio Sim ...

... as private detective. He was to be owed Portugal. Dom Juan Girt. more of years, and take rank, not as • in a position at a spy-bole. The .man was banker, accompanied by his ii, friends, was returning in a ----1--• ub t as an unteachable brat well supplied ...