... was uncalled for, and it was a monstrous charge to make. The police had not accused Smith of being a spy. There were other things beside idfl rumours against Smith, but he could not say what they were. He, however, thought he was a loval Englishman but ...

... Amnarchist circles in London. Two years ago he was sentenced to three mont{s’ imprisonment for calling one of his compatriots a spy. He was also recommended for defiortntion, but there was an agitation in Malatesta’s favour, and the order for expulsion was ...

... very much excited crowd in Trafalgarsquare, drawn there by the report that the lion had been seen to wag its tail! It is rumoured that the Government may shortly take action to prevent, or at any rate to restrict, the importation into this country of ...

... wes e spesking acain, Ralph Brett said coolly“ Hemust go to feed the fishes, snd the girl as well. I mrxon ? of course be's a spy.” “We'll finish him fint,” was Dan's grim reply. “ Lok bere, mates ; it's easily dove, he's rure to ome again &on [” (then they ...

... taking sketches of the arsenal, &ec. He has been placed under surveillance till izquiries are made, Rumourssays he is a Russian spy. On the night of the 14th Signor Parisis, a wealthy citizen of Palermo, was carried away from the heart of the City by four ...

... in the letter.” These letters, however, did not satisfy the defendant’s advisers. Mr. Holmes was & vory shrewd man ; and rumours had come to his ears that his cilent was G ton. He himself had written to Castro, and had himself recefved a letter enclosing ...