... they could get in. They bad one awful experience. While they being taken to a certain point— considered that the guide was a spy—they were led into a death-trap. He kept eye on the guide, and determined to make him pay for his treachery, but he saw him ...

... Penwarne goes ‘a quest. This ta the Ramanes. ‘The Author guides ader through us! scenes at liome a! idee Abroad, when hated Spy was of many graphic familiar os now, and a man-bunt in the Wess is one An admirable present. is a welcome af local literary ...

... Te out a po ib weal inhuman, wit ut tittle of strength or advantage to this THE SPY SYSTEM. Mr. BONAR LAW said they had a Ty man or right to ask that egrerd that the spy had been 5 previous war that it tow play a definite of the military system It was ...

... Sly weTeMessed in the full uniform the Argy c Highlanders, and had been caught i near the British lines. Referring to the spying Allin said it is a vivid Retire to ie'a'regiment of Bengal Cavalry.on p they are all sharp-eyed. eager-looking a «' who owing ...

... the name of Russell, was a prominent sedition-monger at Lichtenburg. He was caught red-handed, court-martialied, and shot a spy. Boer feelings were worked up by German intriguers, who used F)amaraland a base to undermine British authority and drive the ...

... army noes his ecoute to keep in touch with the oppoeing forces, so a fleet smut be provided with small fast craft capable of spying out and reporting upon the movements of the hostile Beet. The scouts at present in the Navy are eight in number, and are used ...

... They have abused the lawe of civilized warfare, and even if they are obeying orders they deserve no more mercy than the enemy spy, who obeys the com- mands of the man ahove oO peopte perhaps our ultémate success on sea appears more than on land, and it is ...

... but it was not pro[>o4ed to make ainy contract otlienvise than letter. The existing contract had not been terminated. ONE SPY SHOT. Mr. Joynston-Hioks asked, the House yesterday, how many spies had been shot in this country since the war began, Mr. Tennant: ...

... Over Anxious (Mr Brabaion), Water Daisy 'fW Smith), Whistle Saxby), (Ownei-), Rigoleito (A Reader), ij'intkw (Walkingfton), Spy 11. Madden). and (DaiiuEy). Bettinff: 2 1 Ballykisteen, 7 to 2 Catch Penny 4to i hi*tie, 7to Border Chief, otneis. Won by half ...

... neutral Powers. The AtCtorney-Genera 1 opposed the amendment. and pointed out that if were embodied in the Bill every German spy brought before a Court-martial would be Swiss Belgian, and this involve delay. Mr. McGalium Scott said the object of the Government ...

... Godfrey, the hon. secretary, as -4 be provided with small fast craft cap- in certain types of sea shells. Devoted to follows : • spying out and reporting upon the natural history, and a Governor of the The Committee has held '43 meetings, •of the hostile fteet ...

... of anxiety on the subject various quarters of the House. Member?- like Sir Henry Dalziel and Lord Charles attention to the spy danger: and, they were supportedVby Mr. Bonar Law. I c need for stern measures against suspected persons. There was an important ...