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... THE SPY DANGER Mr McKenna, answering Mr Fred Hall (Dulwich) and Mr Joynson-Hicks, read report had received from the Commissioner of Metropolitan Police, stating that since the declaration of war the police, who had been strengthened for the purjKJse, ...
... stiT twenty-four hours in which appeal. If the sentence be carried out Gruault will be tlw first spy be shot in France. This fact disposes of the wild rumours current since the beginning the war. according to one which 1,573 German •pica have already been ...
... AT COMING BRITISH LOAN. Two Hundred Millions at Four Per Cent. Circumstantial rumours were current banking circles yesterday, writes the City Editor of the ” Daily Telegraph,” concerning the fresh provision that will shortly have to be made for financing ...
... Sussex Yeomanry. He them stated that he tuid been arrested a« Russian spy, and the QermaM had taken the money. He wrote out • remarkable story having' been arrested three times aa spy and couit-martialed. Thie story, said coinw«!, was quite imaginary forat ...
... the defence of their own nountry sad left Hungary to the protecfaom ef its own troope, but they have relinquished the idea of spy indapendent action, and decided to tack thsmeelnn to the German right wing and play the modest ride one the component ports ...
... WAR ITEMS. It is rumoured that Georges Carpentior has seriously wounded, says the Sportwman.” Carpentier is serving with the French Annv. A Jkrlin message Copenhagen states that Prince Kadziwill, the leader of the Polish party in the German Reichstag ...
... and Captain another seven. In all the enemy's losses amounted to-four killed and a large number captured, including German spy, who was wounded. Our losses were one killed and three wounded All the enemy’s transj*ort and spare ammunition were captured ...
... BRITISH CRUISER SUM BY MINE A SUPPOSED SPY SHOT DEAD. £xclting Scene on theTyne again persistent rumours thh nemlng that an Important naval i«aienl has taken place In the NertOS' 8 * Increased authority has given for the report published | He extra special ...
... Many are tilled wuh Germane. This afternoon British aeroplane reconnoitred the northern n*ast region. There uncoil tinned rumour that the Genua ns have retired tvom Morsltds Konlers owing to rebuffs and on the laer. tubes have dug Booglede. Settlers, ...
... (FROM OUR REBELS IN RETREAT GEN BOTHA BUSY BAYONET War SpeciAt) )S TREMENDOUS TOLL LONDON Wednesday Night any of interesting rumours of fighting France and Belgium but the Frenoh official the consistent of which Itself feature conveys merely still to make ...
... Birtley. Clasper. Alfred. 30 Harrass Bath. Birtley. Correeponbence. FALSE RUMOUR. To the Editor of the Chester-le-Street Dear Sir,-- Please to oblige by publishing in your paper the rumour which has reached the ears of the committee of our Society, the Ancient ...
... I own of Sunderland itMU. I B. Taylor, apeakiag I Newcastle, yesterday, al* I itnonr that wiw I riuking, and «MM I low the rumour to I It wan not true that I pea were drinking. A lid I treated bad impreauoa. I Boddr, of tha nent, who until postman ,)f ...