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... A SPY .A 4,1414111,, ,11,truations the Newquay ou buturgity paid • ran to the huuw ut a 111.111 t Hoed, and searchrd premier A huge crowd quickly gathered tumid, and it was taxi that a (simian spy had been found. There wore rumours of and explosives. ...
... NOT A SPY. ST. AUSTIALL MAN'S EXPSRIENCE IN PLYMOUTH. A well-known St. Austell professional man had an adventure in Plymouth one laat week which, on enquiry by oar representative, proved to be Oct nearly so alarming m been rumoured. lie and two other ...
... Thursday, tamed something of a sensation. Various rumours gained arency, th, most general Ala.-mint being this the arrest won title to their having permed the water at the reservoir. SPIES EVERYWHERE. That the spy rare has affected the ordinary calm of many ...
... the scilicitors eon:erred. Net Genus Spy ! rlkl.Alt SES EICIITEIIENT IN LIS►EARD. ha- not the - tlernan scare, 14.5 t ThlVeld3y gnat estitenient was mese(' in the evening among a ,-esaion of the people hi it rumour that a strange loosing Asp aho we. ...
... a native of Wiitiel leaves x widow, one son and three daughters, to whom the greatest aympatliy is extended. AN UNFOUNDED RUMOUR. [re =weal Sir.—l heard some little ton* bark of a .iundul that ass being iireulat d in Bodmin with regard to a BAgian refugee ...
... For example, Germany. despite the wisdom of her chemtsts. cannot manufacture projectiles without copper, and already it is rumoured that the metal a being stripped from public and private buildings to meet the urgent want of the moment, for the German gunners ...
... .mbmarine. Though we hear much of the German ►py -v-tern in the abstract it is not often that one ecnnes across the actual spy, so subtle are his ways. The case of one who was located at one of our local ports before the war has just conic to notice. ...
... ever took adal'ine. did , not know anything which might have particularly upset him, except some rum/ours which had been circulated about his being enemy spy. That was cleared some two weeks- ago I Yes, but it made him sleepless. Ha was a very excitable ...
... inapossibility of a General Election in war time. Yet, before the new Government has got fairly into its stride, election rumours are already going round. Under ordinary circumstances the preseat Parliament would have come to an end this year. the term ...
... from different sourer* that Mr. A. Brookes, late county surveyor, had been arnsull in this country as a German spy. I don:t know bow the rumour orininau•l. bemuse I have no doubt there is no shadow of truth in it. it is a sad fact that since the war began ...
... Mi. White holds his readers attention theend. Spying on the Spies. can conceive of no more timely novel than l nta ' Gentlemen of the Sea (Ward, Lock, 65.) In time of war one hears many rumours of spying and other similar things and it is these that Mr ...
... Worrell, who used to reside in Newquay. He seems to be resting on the lame/s gained with his Man who stayed at Home, the great spy play. But, perhaps, he is concocting another surprise. Bodmin Town Council. \•JSIT` TO BODMIN. WAR BOND WUK. Bodinin Town Cuuneil ...