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... ion*, regarding • badges and boots lor cmeoial constahta*. Mr. W. R. Lisle move*) the the report. prefaced his remarks by spying i.that a badge given each the special ; constables to wear when on duty after six months' service, and Small metal badge ...
... week at the Opera House. Cheltenham. Mr. E. Taylor Platt’s Company will present '‘The Man who Stayed at Heme.” the successful spy play from the Royalty Theatre London. It is a play in three acts by Lechuere Worrell and J. E. Harold Terry, and irrests attention ...
... single cartridge would annihilate the enemy, company at a time. The Government was ready to buy it, bet the inventor and a spy were accidentally blown up, and the former's daughter burnt the formula so that the raven. tion simuld be responsible for no ...
... fired two. The watches' ea the Dank could bear thud-thud of the small shells on the implacable sides of the leading ship, hat spy so heed taken of the pt . The wept nearer. Sir Rdvn,d Motel his tall with excitement, the hover is his hand. Oh be ...
... murderer). Raynor (convicted for the murder of Mr. Whiteley). and Devereux. was also connected with the iria-1 of body (the German spy) ami with the D. S. Windell frauds. HIPPODROME —The CHARMING. SUCCESSFUL REVUE. Matinee at 3 o'clock. Saturday. CHELTENHAM AND ...
... have got down here without being observed. Unless— Fotheringham! Yes, sir? What was that we nod a meath age about a German spy having been captured shooed one of our ships? - Didn't they say be got away with nothing—that the secret signal book was intact ...
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... . Mr; S. TT. Leonard prosecuted, and the prisoner was not represented. Mr. Leonard first dealt with the count relating the Spy, tel. He explained that the arrived the Spa tel.. accompanied y a lady whom she had engaged her com- Jxiuion. She rejpvescnfce-* ...
... he loot him patience for dogs are mortal. lily the refit of um awl, resting hi. pawn on the counter. he looked round. Then, spying a scone. which in Inn opinion was worth a halfpenny, he laid of money on the counter, look up the IMO, and walker] out ...
... hake, soother gloss oo tt . r . o r asked to bu appeal, sad this was wed. Valium Henry big (3G), marTiod,• glove °otter .f spylW as. corsoiontious obj.ctor, stated Mat bin moral **reties was empsi ag tho kaowlodgo that was IS He objactad to Ulog thollaos ...
... dinghy was j*M * *J1 was worth, and th« ** for Dunkirk. I rather mad from above. the Dog-Piend, and then v. *or« he was Germen spy in * this Jutland K h ' * first time. * a fight. There was vfeSi *?} other fight, I suppose, modern naval actions must [TV one ...
... revenue officers, Heaton and Hale, for whisky stills, which are supposed to be located near the Lonesome Pine Trail. Through a spy the Tolliver clan, who are dal moonsbiners, hear of the investigations, and one of the revenue officers (Hale) falls in love ...