... GERMAN SPY. Sint in Laden Naval. The Pram Bureau issued the following yesterday afternoon:— The prisoner who was charged with espionage and tried by court-martial at the Westminster Guild Hall on the 20th of August was found guilty serteneed to death ...

... relating war material. impression that the man w« a spy was firmed. Further denials were of avail An armed guard with fixed bayonet* up, and the stranger found himself military custody. The wildest rumours concerning the incident were going about in the ...

... his blue pencil, to deal with this branch of the trouble. W e are more immediately concerned with the way rumours are circulated e. J ust now the spy atorus been revived. We are gravel? told Uash.ng lights he.e and there; ominous signs full mystery ; ca ...

... war. Hence the innumerable rumours we hear day by day. Them is little doubt, that it was the intention of those in authority, even the early days of the war, not to contradict rumour*, but to let One kill another. 11'ho among for months not fervently believe ...

... trenches, but to be relieved to-morrow (Wedneaday night. I hoar a rumour that we are going bath for a month's rem when we get out this time, but probably it's only a yarn. I think we live on rumours out here. Another yarn is that Kitchener is going to take all ...

... The Mob and the Spy. Spy mania has taken forms, but it is in the ninth month of the war that st.• bane lielerd .4 it as an UMW for robbery. Such • caw has just in Wait A rumour was started to the dem that a from the dotha and bidden io a oirthin tiaibe- ...

... ALLEGED SPY AT DOVER. It has been rumoured in the town that a spy, dressed as a British officer, was caught one of the officers' messes at the Western Heights on Tuesday. Other rumours state that a man, alleged to be a spy, was arrested in ...

... MYSTERIOUS RUMOURS Still another curious fact or rumour concerning the mysterious Madame X. At the beginning of the war she organised an ambulance to which two army surgeons were attached. Soon after entering on service the medical officers, observing ...

... ABSURD RUMOURS. Lieutenant-Colonel George Cornwallis- West, who has been continuous command since one of the battalions tin) Uoyal Naval Division which wore present at Antwerp, feels jnstlv indignant persistent rumours which have been going round to the ...

... SPY’S SUICIDE. Sensational Ending of Old Bailey Trial. Continuing his tour of inspection, the King, who was accompanied Field- Marshal Lord Kitchener, Vive-AdmiraJ Sir and tho staff, yesterday visited the Sw>t»wood and Elawick world* and the Els wick ...

... SPY CATCHING ARTICLE LIBEL ON PROFESSOR , SCHUSTER . An alleged libel on Professor Arthur Schuster , a secretary of the Royal Society , was brought up in tho Chancery Division , London , yesterday , on an application for an injunction against Messrs ...

... SPY MISSIONARIES IN INDIA. From an anima, given by Mr. Chunbarlain in the finme of Commons on June 23, it ap pears that 442 enemy alien missionaries, mostly Germans, are at liberty in India and at their poets on parole on condition of good behaviour: ...