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... MEETING SPY WITH SPY. The net total the Estimates for Cml Services for 1915-16 Expenditure directly due tiq the war, including both that incurred for the purpose naval and military operations and that incurred by. civil departments, is being met from ...
... THE SPY ...
... THE SPY. At the end of last week it was common knowledge thi.t Lieutenant Lody had been shot on Friday morning, and men wondered why no announcement of the fact appeared in the public Press. The grounds for delay are entirely beyond our comprehension ...
... THE SPY DAGGER. ...
... •SPY CUPBOARD.’ MR. GRUBAN S ALLEGED PRECAUTION At HIS OFFICE. ...
... THE SPY QUESTION. The Westminsler Gazette has taken up the spy question—and in manner entirely characteristic. It finds the text for a very sound exposition of the attitude that should be adopted to spies in a statement which it. first unjustly attributes ...
... THE SPY PERIL. Sir have never written to a paper before, but yours is really our only hope and stand-by in this spy-peril. Having just read Mr. Le Queux’s book on the subject, and the Home Office having no power to act out of London.” as Mr. McKenna said ...
... SPY SHOT. The Secretary of the War Office makes the following announcement: Two prisoners who were charged with espionage and tried by general courtmartial in London on the 28th, 29th. and 30th September, were both found guilty. In the one case sentence ...
... “SPY BIRDS.” Sjr,—As Chairman the Britisft Women’s Patriotic League T am writing to you to say that our committee to-day passed a resolution of protest against the attendance of British women a® the proposed Women's Peace Conference, which will also include ...
... SPY RUMOURS. ANZAC BUFFET PRESENTATION AND BOYCOTT. General Sir Robert Murray MacCheyne Anderson, Commandant of the Australian Forces this country, was the defendant a slander.action in the King’s Bench Division to-day. The action was brought by Mrs. ...
... THE SPY TRIAL. The spy trial which will begin before the Lord Chief Justice and a jury on Tuesday next would have been a very different affair if the Defence of the Realm (Amendment) Act had not been passed some weeks ago. Under the original Act, passed ...
... “HUNT THE SPY.” The Aldershot magistrates to-day discharged Thomas Richardson, aged 44. who was charged under the Defence of the Realm Act with being in possession of suspicious documents. The accused was able clearly to establish his defence that the ...