... spies, and there have been many rumours that some of the patrols, whose nerves have not proved equal to the strain of night work, have been seein' things, and there is more than one story about chase after spy,* the spy proving, on close acquaintance ...

... question on every lip, and there was a thrill of wonderful emotion when the rumour went from mouth to mouth that an English expeditionary force was actually the sea. The rumour turned out to be untrue, and the anxious. question was renewed, When are yie ...

... ana Parish Councils. There was a rumour in Tunbridge Wells on Monday morning to the effect that the telegraph wires had been cut between and Mark Cross, and was freely stated that the damage was the work a German spy. A Tunbridge Wells motor cyclist states ...

... brother shot down beside him. We landed in France, said Sergeant Ball, on August 23rd, and two hours afterwards heard rumours the gallant charge of the Scots Greys, and we all cheered. An hour after that were ordered to the station at Boulogne, and ...

... forward to being back at the old Kosmos again. I am 83 pleased to hear that Mr. Booty has obtained commission and has captured a spy. eefems as if there plenty to do England as well as out here. A ROUGH TIME. From Sapper Terry, of the 2nd Field Squadron, 2nd ...

... American advertise himself as all British. We must refer the enquirer to the Home Office. The ex-Liberal M.P. and German spy who lias occupied the public attention so j much this week was for two three .years a curate at Appledore, near Ashford, and ...

... Sussex Regiment stationed at the Tower of Lopdon furnished a guard from the Ucktield Company at the execution of the German Spy last Friday. This fine battalion had a more congenial task on Wednesday, when they took part in the King's prooession open ...

... actual which majority agree to be the right thing to do under the present circumstances, as to the que6rtion of price. It is rumoured very persistently that the price the War Council intends to fix per cent, in addition to the pre-war value, level which would ...

... establishment. The Corps had quite exciting time in camp, the following extract shows:—This year every custom was broken bv rumours of war —and in the end we had to leave camp two days before our time was up. For the laist twenty-four hours the soldier cooks ...

... me. rushed to the crowd at the chain see who was. and was deeply interested in wha she hoped would be the capture of a Riu spy. Not being so deeply interest* myself, I meanwhile read father's lettei it was type-written. I was asked if i was ' Extra Blatt—a ...

... have out all day preparing a fresh position for our guns. We not stay very long in one place, even with concealment the German spy out; then one has to fiove. Along our line our aeroplanes the over the German, soon a German appears our planes it off double ...

... elevation of Mr. R. Yanghan Gower to the Aldermanic Bench. Mrs. Tattersholl Dodd writes:-—Will you so kind as to correct the rumour that I am to stand as a candidate for the 'lonbridge Board of Guardians* I have l'.i intention of doing so. Mrs. Beecheno ...