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... RIDICULOUS RUMOURS. MR WESTLAKE OFFERS flO FOR THE DISCOVERY OF THE AUTHOR. TO THB EDITOR. Sir.—lt h«* come to my knowl^f within the la«t few days some •▼“• d*# o** 0 *** pemon ha» circulated in Uuildford to the effect that I am a Germui, that consequence ...
... The Doha of Northunberland has offered 180,000 tot the endowmeat of saw district churches in Tjaesoath. It is rumoured that Sir John Bamsden intends per* manently to reside Huddersfield. “id that there are in the metropolis more than 80,000 women who ...
... is German spy. Those statements, utterly unfounded, are calculated to do me most serious injury in my business; in fact, I have reason behove that they hare already done so. >So far am (jorsouullj concerned I care but little for the rumours, because, ...
... ACTION. SEQUEL TO A GERMAN SPY STORY. Tbero eeqnel »t the Guildhsll. W«*tmiQAt-er. WcdneAday. absurd report which waa circulated in Wert aCEtne weeks back that Mir Harry Waechter, Steward of Cuildf**rd of Kamenest. wae German spy. that arms and ammunition ...
... though he might have mentioned the rumour in conversation. Harris has informed the police that is not of German but Russian nationality, and has lived England for some year*. He also ridiculed the idea that bo was German spy. PETROL WAGON ON FIRE. REMARKABLE ...
... he might hate mentioned the rumour in conversation. Harris has informed the police that he is not of German but of Russian nationality, and has lived in England for some years. also ridiculed the idea that he was German spy. PETROL WAGON ON EIRE. REMARKABLE ...
... window Market-street. THE LYING JADE AGAIN. German Spy Rumours at Guildford That, lying Jade, Dama Rumour, been her trick* again. On Monday and Tuesday Guildford was flooded with sensational reports. German spy had been arrested in the borough! He was dressed ...
... -ip. Mr. Jackson's recent, and Mr. Ritchie's procted, visit to Ireland, seem to afford the only foun dation for the new rumours which have got afloat. With the circumstances of these is, of course, coupled what the Gladstoniana regard as the ostentatious ...
... has lost nothing in popularity. And wonder, when it is so full of fun as the amusing extravaganza produced under the title a Rumour.” There 5 a little story and little plot, but that matters equally little when there is ao much that is entertaining and ...
... Rey-ate. Redhill and Dorking 4; Farnham 15: iVoking 7; 4; snd lobham 4. FALSE RUMOUR. Rumour has been rife that soldier tn The Queen’s Regiment was recently at the Stoughton Depot as spy. under•land that, after thorough investigation, the authorities found there ...
... lines drawn north, south, east, and west. Each section was sub-divided into ten parts, and in each of those parts there lived spy under some guise or other. He was cither notel manager, clock maker, waiter, hairdresser or something of tho kind. In each district ...
... organ; and another nephew, the Rev. Sidney Hickox, vicar Stokenchurch, Oxfordshire, was also present. UGUST 21, 1943 THRILLING SPY PLAY GODALMING PLAYERS’ FINE PRODUCTION Stirring episodes ending in the rounding up of a nest of German spies in this country ...