... that expected to receive a visit from Scotland Yard representatives about Lincoln ! after the publication of The History of a Spy in America. After lunch accused made a protest from the dock as to his treatment as prisoner the British Government. He alleged ...

... These > fires and lights wero very misleading to the ' fleet and authorities, and ono did not know innocent fire from one made spy, and hence the necessity for all such fires being prohibited. It was also au offence to display a light in a similar manner ...

... reasonable inference drawn tv \ the suggestion that this lady was living aii assumed name was, said counsel- f Miss Bulan German spy. The ants had also sent out a circular asking X ft ; sons not to suppo-t German editress 01 much advertised newspaper. . Counsel ...

... producing at the Theatre Royal, Exeter, each night} this week, with the usual matinee on Fri- day. This successful Royalty Theatre spy play j vas created unbounded enthusiasm in London wherever it has been played, last evening accorded it a and Exoniaps Althongh ...

... the trawler Manx found |, and wearing lifebelts, as he was returning wirre they were landed Dockyard. There was nothing on spy of the bodies by which in the ‘water. believed the having men belonged only a few hours It is of a mercantile » was found J ...

... Mk Utility WOO teep es e desiring d Wand., Moderate DAIIROT. Grey. 1 finger twos, afeakmate.-11, Walser terrace, WANTED. • Spying VARLET MILT, to $5 13 kb —Rime prim , tiodp., high, row% 61 dam: meek 5, —• Dome, North root TITTER POt DOll, der animal sod ...

... knocking now, &M stay outside wheelie COMM in, There's going to be row Hands up! I shoots he stepped I knew him at a glanced spy I'd when a Mauritius—Us of France. Up wane Iwe Of I knew ad you here ! • Th. widow's wcatld-be lodger's ss fake year LADIES' ...

... of the scene, passes by and tears away the French cloak, and hides the full dress uniform of a Boche.. From whence came this spy? How has be got here? . . By now the Germans sweep to the attack in overwhelming numbers. It is as if the Kaiser sworn to wipe ...

... the that Lieut. § t epoke English with andanis aay moneys for rt of Judicature in prise was accent, and they thought he was a spy. They were said wasa sort of person. They Court business behalf of the did not use that word. Division in prize.” om “on whidh ...

... He went to Berlin, and had by the. enemy. He was an agent of a dengerous and vile kind. This lady went to meet this Gernmr. spy, and admitted that he told her he was em; German Government. She returned to EI ind, carry- rom him to-one of his ectomplicen ...

... mait•reating the agent provocateur. Finally, prod ems obtained that the sop` posed reonater for the Belgian ermy woe a dangerous spy, sad the red ciesoorr.r of Mks Cavell. Some one took himself a teak of avengleg the heroio sane, sad dose.—Central New. MIGNITEIT ...

... SPY NUISANOE ‘AT Tho sir todey wee by the Allies as a violation of Greek territory, justi stricter measures wently, the Austrian, Bul- garian, German, the Consuls, with the exception of the Bulgarien, on a steamer. a: Consequently, the garian, German ...