... some civilians from their bouses and shot them in the streets. SUPPOSED SPY IN THE ARTILLERY CAMP Great excitement hae been caused in the artillery camp the capture of supposed spy, who was caught in the act of tampering with the guns. The man bad eluded ...

... the jurymen,and two or three others, were anxious t ffored tion mother as to the length of time she was awa: ol bas bein. a rumour that she was out much longer than ad bat Coroner beld that the questions could not be wheat, eat in as they tended to criminate ...

... always fatal; for instance, Wellington’s Attack on Badajo* failed twice, but three was the lucky number. Amongst a variety of rumours which are now in circulation one is that of attack on Wicholaiff, at the month of the River Boug, the place where all the ...

... accused of helm one of the ringleaders this mysterious gang, and declared that would order arrest if I did not consent become a spy the service the Ministry. saw. suppose, that was young, attractive, and could possibly obtain knowledge certain secrete which ...

... she sought a few words in private with Claude. The fear and suspicion which had entered the girl’s mind she host heard • rumour was soon dispelled when her eyes rested on the white, haggard face of her cousin. oh Conttin Irene! tell there is some mistake ...

... from Commandant Cronje respecting his representations to Lieutenant Chsndoe-Pole GeU, saying that this officer i? regarded as spy. Cronje also states that be would hold no further communication with Methuen.” DEPARTURE OF MORE TROOPS. The Gaiks left Southampton ...

... is kind-hearted ” see it all, Mr. Earle; yon are playing noble part,” she interrupted, scornfully. “You have com© down her© spy upon the actions your friend’s future wife; try. and discover anything in behaviour that may ased as weapon against me. But ...

... Division. There rumour abroad, however, that neither Burnley nor Gloesop may have to take lower rank. ow,ng .to the intention of Sunderland ond Newcastle United to sever their connection with the English and join ths Scottish League. The rumour is riven for ...

... persecuted as they are the Czars inhuman Government, and her ancestral palace given a shameless wretch, the Police Minister’s spy and favourite, whose fiesh ought be flayed off her bones, and she turned out doors into the cold streets her, poor thing A look ...

... however, be briefly told, for I will not offend yon by dwelling long upon a painful and ghastly story. “ What bad at first been rumours soon became conviction, and I found that my wife was deeelvtag me. This last blow was more than I could bear. affected my ...

... Helen when she surprised his grief on morning not eo long ago. Moreover, elegant stranger was little better than spy, for non© but a spy would bavo wandered, among the rocks and shrubs such weather, and was in mood to suffer her inquiries. “I no trouble/’ ...

... barely lived through the spring gales. But seated.” Indeed, is that so? said d’Aguilar, took chair. What a lying jade is rumour For I was told that they had gone very well. Doubtless, however, what is loss you would priceless gain one like me.” mad© ...