... flight across the Channel. For the same rcason. the rumour that a Zeppelin approached Calais on Saturday alight can scarcely be regarded seriously. Indeed, well-informed circles here the idea of a Zeppelin raid on any considerable scale duriaig the present ...

... reference to local Zeppelin scars, whieh set Fleetstreet with excitement, although in this district were in blissful ignoranoe of what was supposed to happening until the telephone inquiries began coming through from the London dailies. The rumour was that ons ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER, Our Special Correspondent] There has been a mild Zeppelin scare. Rumours flew around that one of the famous German iastruments of culture had passed over Loudon. There was only one when the =MOM' began, but afterwards there were two ...

... Vcuiia the Archduke was niearded as a t raitor to his order and race. So bitter was feeling against him in court circles the rumour runs that the existence the plot was known and connived court circles to murder 'him—a plot to hasten ou the war for which ...

... Special Corvespondent.] There has been a mild Jvppelin ecare. Rumours flew around that aze of the famous German instruments of cultzve had passed over London. There was only ome when the rumour began, but afterwards there were two, three, a whole fleet of ...

... [From Our Special Correspondend.) There has been a mild Zeppelin scare, Rumours flew around that one of the famous German instruments of culture had paesed over London. There was only ome when the rumour begam, but afterwards there were two, three, a whole ...

... naorrusity rererreo to Zeppelin, although Germany has at least three other types in commission—the Parseval, Gross, and Schfitte•Lana. This lack of know- Sir Oliver Lodge. writing to the Tines ledge is responsible for many wild rumours. wit.lt reference t ...

... disbelief in the possibility of a Herman invasion. Portlier inland, at Ely and Norwich, cittsees may speak respectfully of Zeppelins and dixuss the chance* of • hostile landing, even as you bear them dia. cooed at afternoon tea-parties in tturbiton or S ...

... Weather. EXCUSES FOR ZEPPELINS. (Passed for Publication). PARIS, Thursday night. The Copenhagen correspondent of Petrograd newspaper telegraphs that the German Minister Denmark was heard to state that London ; would be bombarded by Zeppelins during the first ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER. [From Our pedal Correrpondeat.] There Iris Leon a mild Zeppelin scare. Rumour: f ew around that one of the Limon,: Germ! n inst ruments of culture had pasid over Lon d.,; r a ' r e o , !e the two. three. a wl. Net -f It was with a great ...

... end that day. If ■oust- serve, hut it can be done you will excn^e'i. Government and Dye Industries. With refer- ri'-e t», rumours current the that -cheme outlined the Pre»;deri of of Trade towards the close last year for carrying on in this country the ...

... released on the boldly sent further cheque £200 for remittance to remit the cheque it defendant THQRNBURY GUARDIANS AND COUNCIL Rumours circulated that th Bristol’s Battalion of the Gloucestershire Regiment under orders leave the city it stated not use fold ...