... “THE SPY.” AT THE COLISEUM. The Spy,” a playlet written by Cecil Raleigh, was introduced into the Coliseum programme last night, and if for no other reason than that it brought about the welcome reappearance of Mrs. Bernard Beere on the London stage was ...

... Th« Woman Spy. It is supposed to be one of' the little weaknesses of the Chauvinist Frenchman to see spies everywhere. The intelligent anticipator of •vents has undoubtedly spoiled, to some extent, the trade of spy. The informer utters his revelations ...

... ARREST OF A SUPPOSED GERMAN SPY. TOULON, Wednesday.—The Toulon magistrates are making inquiries regarding a German subject who has been arrested here as a spv. Plans the strategical points of the harbour were found in his possess'ion. Acornmission of ...

... ANOTHER ALLEGED JAPANESE SPY ARRESTED. NEW YORK, Friday.—A telegram from Austin, Texas, states that Japanese has been arrested on a charge of photographing forts and batteries. It is stated that the prisoner has made a systematic tour of the various military ...

... DUST! DUST!! DUST!!! MtKVCHT THIS BY OSMB THE Dmtleta,Smokeless * Odourless Spy Rar HEAD AGENTS:— ...

... “THE TIDES OF BARNEQAT” (continued}. By F. HOPKINSON SMITH. THE SPY.” By RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. OLD FRIENDS WITH NEW FACES. THE FIELD OF ART. EIGHT SHORT STORIES. II A BEAUTIFUL COLOURED COVER. ff.B. Scribner's Masazitte will bi sent tost free a*ywhrre ...

... COLISEUM. CHARING CROSS „ THE SPY.” R Bm»^B«re. M«d«me Alice E»tT, Madge S s M^« c PROGRAMME. 6 8 p.M. only, .. tosEPH AND HIS BRETHREN. Th* Wreck o( the Hespenn. The Mntd the Moon/’ Military Tattoo, The Baadnma*. The Automatu*. Derend* and Gfeea ...

... of the Cardinal de Lorraine, was due, at that time, the use of the words mouchcs,” and mouchard to express a spy. But the verb moucher,” to spy, was in use quite early ia the fifteenth century. In drama that date occur these lines Vous estes bien a loisir ...

... to-day, was, under the Presidency of Mankhal MacMahon, in a fever of political battles and even of conspiracies. The foreign spy came thither for his tuyaux,” and in the salons filled with brilliant and witty men and women there was much conversation—too ...

... OF EUROPE. SECRET HISTORY of TO-DAY Being Revelation s af£a Diplomatic Spy. By UPWARD. With 36 Illustrations by W. Dewar. Crown Bvo, 6s. In this striking novel an International Spy relates the secret history of many of the principal mysteries of the last ...

... the country, and to take note of the state of feeling of the inhabitants. During the great struggle of thirty years (O, tiie spy, primed with local knowledge, played a large part in the military operations. A beldame of the village would often be saluted ...

... THE EXPLOITS OF IN A FEW DAYS, in 1 voL, 6s. JO SALIS. A BRITISH SPY. By WILLIAM GRBBNBR, Author of “A Secret Agent in Port Arthur,” &c. ...