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... SUPPOSED SPY AT TIDWORTH. Armtcd with nkctch of Tidworth Oairima quarton in bit pntttttiua, a foreign-looking man who saat the name of Horace Lawrence Hurray wet brought up Andover Re* .ion* on Friday, the lt(h and remanded for further inquiries. The ...
... MONDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 1,1. and WEEK, at 8 p.m. Mr. TAYLOR PUTT preseats (By with Maura. Veubbubb m 2 Eadib), THE SUCCESSFUL SPY PLAT, “THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME.” DIRECT FROM THE ROYALTY THEATRE, LONDON. ALREADY PERFORMED OVER TIMES. Da2ar tba paraaoal ...
... The police had been looking for him for many days before they found him. He had been travelling freely about the country. A spy has been shot at Oirbeek to-day. Aa official communique issued here says the story la going round of aoldiar In the Carbineers ...
... every patch bare ground ; hut in another way the weather waa suitable, since its squally nature rendered the presence overhead spying aeroplanes very unlikely. On this day the tour was not a processional character and the roads were not lined with troops. ...
... the spy Lody proved that this was done, and there was no means of discovering how had succeeded in doing this, as all his letters had been seized by the authorities. Lody was sentenced to be shot, and suffered the extreme penalty the Tower. Spying and ...
... describing how the Germans had killed and eaten his cow and forced him to cut the throat of his dog. The Germans had said “ You are spy. and your dog will bark to show the Russians where are.** The peasant implored the Czar not to leave his children without a ...
... owed him debt of gratitude and they entertained the hop that would continue to lead them.—Mr. W. Pin nick seconded motion, spying that was a great honour to bo presided over by Mr. Faher, and uadarhis guidance everything went smoothly. —The resolution ...
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... after tnolve miles. August fJrd.—There was night alarm. A house was on fire, probably to disclose our position to the onemy. A spy was caught and shot. marched to ieng—, hoi alter passing Dorinne the went •stray, and we had to return on our tracks. Our men ...
... instructions upon the way in which A Holiday in Bad isto enjoyed; George A. Birmingham has witty Irish story, entitled The Spy; Sir Arthur Conan Doyle represented by Bimbashi Joyoe.” story of Egypt; Hall Caine rigns Ufa pnsat ** of the sea. entitled ...
... and a big crowd assembled before the station entrance, determined not to mis* any such exciting incident a* the capture of spy. Englishwoman ? * * said the soldier ticket examiner. How I inwardly scorned my cowardice for not retorting with their favourite ...
... not ; ••• - ~ statcil. Kntranee to the port prohibited to all having > BorllH If6WB TlirlUßll business there, owing to the spy danger. Last week HATrnnAV woman was arrested disguised as a man. Some spies | AMSTERDAM, »ATUKDA\. wear British officHrs’ uniform ...