... SPY FOR SPY-HUNTING. A TREBITSCH LINCOLN SCHEME THAT ' FAILED. The 'Morning Post' to-day publishes the third instalment of its story of the German spy campaign. This deals the outset with the case K*arl Frederick Muller, one of the most dangerous enemy ...

... the Spy was in Trowbridge close upon mid-day, twelve hours after the tragedy that he was made acquainted with the fact. The son of another neighbour in the morning told, when the events of the night were revealed, how he heard what he thought wore revolver ...

... Spying UPON SWEETHEARTS. A I>OyCASTER TRAGEDY. The inquest wis resumed Albert SS'eedham, a colliery worker, South Kirk ay. who was the night 6th in Don-caster Town Cricket Fiield. Three days lai«r I>on ...

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... or Jostle the thickest crowd in tne Strand, or, on the Embankment, watch the barges go by that sort of spying. And, indeed, who would not go spying _in company of Mr. Thomas Burke 4 With him, in this volume, the reader may traverse the streets of tilmland ...

... SPY’S EXECUTION, The dead body a man, apparently labourer, has been found milkman it by-road near Clonmore, County Limerick The man had been shot, was blindfolded, and had Ills bauds tied behind buck, while on his breast card bearing ih» word Spy.” supposed ...

... SPY HIT. l',C. 189, who was in plain clothes, called upon the lads to desist kicking the ball about. Abusive language greeted him, and on taking one of the boys into custody the Dennett's struck him. Were the latter any relation to the cricketei. of that ...

... ‘SPY” TRIAL. RUSSIAN PLOT STORY AT THE OLD BAILEY. LETTER FROM BERLIN ABOUT FOOL OF A WOMAN, The trial opened before the Lord Ctiicf .Justice at the Old Hailcv Monday, of the two men. Wilfred Thomas McCartney (29). underwriter, and (Jcorg© llansen, a ...

... SPYING ON WORDSWORTH. The following letters from the spies who spied o-i Wordsworth and Coleridge at Alfoxtoo have doubtless been printed already, in whole or in part, but as they may not have been seen by of our readers an accurate copy of them in full ...

... KITCHENER SPY. SUSPECT WHO AT THE TIME WAS IN PRISON. War Office has knocked the head reports which have been current that the sinking of H.M.S. Hampshire, with Lord Kitchener board, on Juno sth, 191'., was due, either wholly or in part, to information ...

... SPYING FOR. SOVIET. Ex-officers Sentenced. A Ryejitca, Latvia, telegram Toes said the hearing of the charges against Latvian et-officers and others of exspioal on behalf of the Soviet Government, eluded on Monday night. Four were a tenced to death, five ...

... SPY'S SONIOOMED Bombardier Lincoln Sentenced to Death, ...