... bad lately been obsessed with the idea that was suspected of being a spy. the outbreak the war joined the R.GJL, but was such excellent engine that was transferred to Woolwich. The spy idea was quite a delusion ; was, in fart, very patriotic. The verdict ...

... contravening the Lighting Order on two dates. It was stated that when complaint was made to him defendant accused policeman of spying on him. Later picked up cocoa-nut and told second policeman he would knock his out with it. Defendant pleaded provocation ...

... TWICE NIGHTLY SEASON. EACH EVENING. 610 A 9. MATINEE TO-MORROW [SATURDAY), * L * v,a ~ rBE spy play, e.40 *9. •‘‘Tas Who Stated Hume.” USUAL TWIOE NIGHTLY PRIC7E3I MONDAY Juno 5. THE ONLY GIRL.- .Twice Nightly Sunday. Jan® 12. the little damozel .twic® ...

... which have proved invaluable our troops. Without them the advance have been much delayed, for it would have been necessary to spy out the land and make maps. Now * route can be decided upon with the sure knowledge that the information tho enemy's Karten ...

... got the Labour cheaper because the German was not only telling him how manage his business, but was probably sent there as a spy who would take back his knowledge to the foreign manufactureo*. With a slight amendment the resolution was carried unanimously ...

... ruin-dealing punishments the North being inflicted upon other tradeurs. Doing Thbib Own Policing.” Some men took pleasure'in spying upon them? and became informers with the set purpose of closing licensed houses, regardless of the min and deprivation of ...

... NIGHTLY SEASON. to-day to-night, at &9. ..yi/iji PLAIT by Arraauement wiU» Ucun Vodreaa* * Ead e Presents & THE SLOCE66FIJL SPY PLAY. 9. Th£ Who Stayed at Home.” USUAL TWICE NIGHTLY PRICES. Jane 5 TnE ONLY GIRL. Twice Nightly! June li “THE LITTLE Twice ...

... schools, Mr. Billing exclaimed, Why recently the mere mention my name by a man within 300 yards aerodrome resulted in his arrest spy. It would not safe for go to an aerodrome.’* The enquiry was adjourned until Monday. PROPOSED BIRMINGHAM HUT FOR SOLDIERS, It ...

... political motives were at the back of his arrest; but forgery was not a political offence. Lincoln was not charged with being spy or anything that sort. His Lordship advised the Grand Jury return a true bill, and this they did. Lincoln was placed in the ...

... len • ABERkSTWYTH— Apartments Jerce- rn.mdi from pimmenade; -ea Tiew, Mod ora Uj terms’-An;.: uataworth. Cliff Terrace. _ -sp^.y. ABERYSTWYTH (Apartments -Miss Hughes. 577Bndce sC three mmut aaa. tat ion; wx.. bath 7 Terms Barmouth. -Mount Argu*. aret-euwa ...

... certain, but by means mprobable, that this disaster is due their activities. There is only one way deal with the German. a spy nature and training, and whether natural»ed not is a constant danger us. Some time ago deportation orders were served number ...

... proceedings for forgery than for treason or espionage. Lincoln: Whilst were waiting in Admiralty some one offered you those spy stories which I have written, for you read? —Yes, said they might interest me while waiting. Lincoln: proceedings were be taken ...