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... ALLEGED SPY IN IRELAND A Belgian named George Quetalet was arrested on the seashore at Galwav, Thursday, suspicion of spying for a foreign Power. For the past fortnight he has been lodging in a house in Grattou-road, which commands a tine view of the ...
... PASSING EVENTS, RUMOURS, &c. Negotiotion him fo e pending between the di e ns-ton of the Company and Mr. Samuel Laing, M.P., with view to induce that geotlenion to loin the It is andentood that thew negotionone have resulted in Mr. La**. comma to hr owe ...
... RUMOURS ABOUT SIR J. FRANKLIN’S EXPEDITION. The Admiralty has furnished a series of documents relative to a statement recently made by Mr. Storey, a merchant captain, to the effect that, in the spring of 1851, when off the coast of North America, he had ...
... suggestions and rumours circulating about me that I am a Nazi spy. I never have had, and do not now have, any connection whatsoever with any Nazi organisation, nor have I any sympathy with the present Nazi regime. The cause of these rumours may be explained ...
... consequence been shot by the British as a spy; and on Sunday the Weekly Dispatch pertinently asked: Who starts the disgraceful lies that are constantly circulating. During the past week (says our contemporary) a rumour was spread all over London to the effect ...
... THE IRISH CORSPIRATORS IN AMERICA._ The New York correspondent of the Daily News telegraphs that the alarming rumours received in England concerning the revival of the Irish conspiracy in America are regarded with incredulity there. It is well known, ...
... a piece of interesting parochial history if there were any foundation for the rumours that have been flying aboutthat the Count has been playing the part of • dangerous spy. that he has received mysterious German visitors, that he has • store of 300 rifles ...
... fortnight.” When arrested, prisoner contended that the words were merely the solution of a picturiv puzzle, entitled Hunt the spy,” which appeared in the issue a weekly journal for June sth. As he hud not complete copy of the paper his possession prisoner ...
... was Trebitsch Lincoln, a« of Darlington, and a self-confessed spy, ars ...
... was instituted by the Director of I'ublic Prosecutions, in the course of his opening statement, made it quite clear that this spy had only been allowed to continue st liberty for the sound reason that he was useful to the British Government and worse than ...
... sayiog thattheEnglishloaded tbeirguns withthepestilenee in order to kill three of their enemies who survived the b-sttles. A spy who has arrived at Daagola from the interior, reports that El Obeid is closely invested by Abd Rearmed awl other chiefs. A vigorous ...