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... Lieut. A. L. Barrington. of 36 Aberdeen Road, Clifton, has been accidentally killed in France. He was mistaken for a German spy in the early dawn while visiting his four guns. The 6th Gloucester; Cadets. numbering about 180. had a successful week-end camp ...
... —At the Prince's Theatre, r.ext week, E. Taylor Piatt's company will present The Man Who Stayed at Home, the successful spy play from the Royalty Theatre, London. It is a play in three acts Lechmere Worrall and J. E. Harold Terry, and arrests attention ...
... •anderstood this proposal she must interned. quite agreed respecting the change name portion, for it helped a man who was possibly spy. His difficulty was that there was no full and real naturalisation a German, for no German was relieved this. It was scandal ...
... -Lieut. A. L. Barrington, of 36 Aberdeen Road, Clifton, has been accidentally killed in France. He was mistaken for a German spy in the early dawn while visiting his four guns. The 6th Gloucesters Cadets. numbering about 180, had a successful week-end camp ...
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... amusing foolishnei* v hen necessary, and with sound firmness when the part requires it. Charles Mortimer, as the principal spy, was quite natural and quiet, and Edwam Pearce gave a funny study of the pompous J.I. Jmss Valeric Richards acted very effectively ...
... of Government bare manoeuvres which the Powers For instance telegraph line con-structad Koritza and Monaetir the purpose spying on the of Allies transmitting information Bulgarians an order effect prisoners obtained by fed reequipped and provided with ...
... difficult in' sphere military had will have ho bitterest aggression trade We compunction attacking defending' out own used spying ruthlessly sphere military time' And Belgium ‘their sc'il of' materials which essential their French and Belgian factories ...
... of health decided in mili-: to enemies restrictions movements correspondent etc Mr Hume-Witliams Mrs with time ' tried Ger-spy her fofernment which deport Mr annofc sent DUBLIN RECONSTRUC--T!ON BILL GRANTS FROM THE IMPERIAL EXCHEQUER E PROTESTS (Chief ...
... -Lieut. A. L. Barrington, of s 6 Aberdeen Road, Clifton, has been accidentally killed in France. He was mistaken for a German spy in the early dawn while visiting his four guns. The 6th Gloucesters Cadets, numbering about 180, had a successful week-end camp ...
... feeling mortality those feelings course place Little worth prized despised bought sold In faded gold ' curious Thee upon shelf spy gather on there the worms that never Feed their fill within and hide Burrowing Till transfigured out From Or mould Thou perish ...