... ♦1 ♦ Spy. flow jealously the Germane guard their airship :secrets has been proved by the experience at Cologne of M. Clement-Bayard the famous French designer of airships, who, with his architect. two engineers. and a naval offioer, was arrested o a a ...

... iy 9 ran: Dosespoir (Poy), Fa ht (Wheatloy), Star of Ayr (T. Burns), Laudes (Boag), Little Spark (Simmons), Spy Law (Milburne). Betting.— 9-4 Spy Law, 9-2 Star of Ayr. €-1 each Laudes and ROWLAND'S GILL, 7-1 Fairlight 10-1 others. —Won by a short head ; ...

... ADDITIONAL ARRLV. Pn Spy Law, Wistow, Howdyedo, Stcney Ho!lins Lane, Wavoline f, Capitulation, Borcia Lothian’s Pride, The Boss, Meadowcroft, Den holm. Fairlizht. Barnley. Descom 3. ...

... and was last rem alive in his cell at eight o'clock is the evening. Fort hours later the night warder, oe looking through the spy-hole, found that the man Was hanging from string which had been fastened to the ventilator. _ An alarm was given, and when the ...

... liquid manure will prevent them going back. • • • Beds and . Boidem.—ln meted borders pay attention tp thinning abolish and spy perrennial• that are' irrowtng too thickly Make the+ occupants, as they require attention, and where it can with coovenieace ...

... Fox. Beverley engagements : Danw, Ohio, Sehamyl, Baby’s Fate, Gi: Lec, Louise, General McCle!Inea. Tl. Crown, Fair Oaks, The Spy and Sandhurst. Packington Plate, Birmingham: Henry Gorgon and My Birthday. Landport Plate, Lewes: Nimble Fin- gers. Bishop Burion ...

... 10 ran: Princo Beppo (Ledeon), Light Charge (A, Eecott), Pipe of Port (Crispin), Caste (T. Barns), Wistow (Clark), Sandusky Spy Law (Bramley), (Prout) Betting.—4-1 each agst_ HOWDYEDO. Lay 7-1 Caste, and Sandusky, 6-1 Buonoguin‘o, half: Charge, 10-1 othera ...

... ’’—intrepid travellers into a wild terra incognita—were Oxford tutors in search of week-end her- mitages: they were the firat to spy out the indrush and airy and verdant valleys of and Colin. the in- Leach More lately creasing range of travel has brought Lon- ...

... past, heard the rattle of coins and a break- ing sound, and then gave informaiion. Lord Brassey, whose arrest at Kiel as a spy was reported in certain newspapers on riday, describes, in wit a Press representative, the as “an absolute canard and perfectly ...

... betng en- trusted by his father, Rear-Admiral of the Fleet, with sealed orders for the Navy. The orders are stolea by a foreign spy, Count ‘Spinelli, who sends them by carrier-pigeon to his country’s army, who are thus enabled Lieut. to frustrate their opponents’ ...