... THE SPY'S Mr. Avery; Bow much did you receive wool? seemed reluctant to 'tato exactly, but on being premed by Mr. Avery. Mid he had had six guineas a week. ' I woul not have taken tea for such • dirty job. witness added. It war worth Al• a weak._ . ...

... THE SPY IPPO DR OM E. HIPPODROME. SAO listiase. Timaday. 130. lieu noise& Variety iinrlairdert is Di ILLIKI6II 74asstris• *m it, Woo. Trauma Pour 'ad DALE mod lamaAbbue and GRAND VAIIIaPY 001111P.VI f. ...

... PEDLAR OR SPY? A telegram from Kiel states that Saturday afternoon man who went on board tho German Dreadnought** Nassau, saying that wanted capbands bearing name of the ship, contrived to slip from the vessel, which was moored the Imperial dockyard ...

... TSB SPY. CURZON HALL. 3IlMINOH•ll. lIMEma .l l/ 1 8 INCIS 11ORDAIA Amar.' omit ~ maw, - LIM t. SW& . M. to thew iv Me as.. MI- L.. sail &L tA AO. LAY El N(1 . 5 BALL Birmuisbas. ASCI WO CITY AZ TILT MOMS 4 es 1 St 4. ...

... SPYING ON SOLDIERS. ITALIAN WAR If NI a STRANGE ORDERS. Mom 'Mannino Roam, Now. Cieneral Pedotti. the Minister d Wan. a scent circular which he has lust to the Commandants of all the army eerie. forbids the reeding of Count Leo ideas pamphlet, The Soldier's ...

... BETRAYED THE SPY. The next witness was Sidney Grist, • bookmaker's clerk, who m famous V.creaster as having been the means cf the betrayal of Fisher, the petitioners' spy, into the hands of the enemy. liis evidence 'regarding his relation* with Fisher ...

... SPYING STRANGERS. COMMONS' SOLEMN DEBATE ON A TRIVIALITY. By our Parliamentary Representative. llovss or COMMONS. Thursday. Much ado about nothing took up most of the evening in the House of Commons. Ming the recess Mr. Lewis Harcourt, as First Commissioner ...

... A SPY. I “He therefore determined use th' h had gained in other ways. joined the police as a spy. It is not certain when first, look this step, but it was probably soon niter Ins return Kussia. The genuine Revolutionaries wer. noi lonr jin finding his ...

... ANOTHER SUPPOSED SPY. Renter PAr». tcir^r&m fr».n Or’.fcics vac arrest of supposed -nan spy Aubraw. He alleged have •■:-*mpwxi obtain parts different He was denounced one the men m charge ibe ma-a- Bourgea, » stated have made f.,r Use purchase the parts ...

... AN ALLEGED NAVAL SPY. SUSPICIOUS INCIDENT ON BOARD A BATTLESHIP, ...

... SECOND SPY ARRESTED. Router ieJe^ropiiß: Bay, July 12.—Prea-dent Roofiovelt to-day pavo in Tamsunoio. Tixrro were prooent Aoki. Japascao in Wash ngion, Mr. Rondo, the Japancsse Inspector of Naval Construction, Mr. Bacon, Aasifetant Secretary of state ...

... STAMPING OUT SPYING. [eta run Ditnir Clrwowicsan Pears • Wednesday, floc. 14. Much ortinirstion expose,* uo official for the quiet osid naostratotions manner in which M. lkotianx, the now Mimeo«, of Wen rstemping out the spying system in the army. tabooew ...