... THE SPY “JONES.” Edward Ivory, alias Bell, was again brought up Bow-street Police-court in London on Nov. 13, on charge of being concerned in dynamite conspiracy. A man whose name was given as “Jones” was examined, and gave particulars of an Irish-American ...

... AN ALLEGED SPY. BELGIAN ARRESTED AT GALWAY. As announced in our second edition yesterday, a Belgian who was alleged to be a spy was arrested in Galway on Thursday. Concering the arrest, Galway correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says yesterday's issue; ...

... spy slog ...

... SPY REPORTS. CAIHO, Thursday. Intelligence received here from Suakim announces that Colonel Warrington has visited scene of the late battle between the Egyptian battalion and the hill tribes. He counted on the field four hundred dead bodies of Arabs killed ...

... THE CHILD SPY. T*AMLATgO RON 111 Puaca OP DUOR. TtapaMM>to«lliiii i )iaatS>taat. Ha aaa rati Partaker, pale, putipa aad patapajbaaa eld tar *Hb ttaa caa acar mH. Hia aottar waa dead, aad Mato&A lactate aaldta tta atartem itaginilrti tact, tto atala at ...

... THE SPY MANIA.. Spr in France seems to inreterate ss ever, end it is ramsrkable that it has reached such an out-of-the-way place the good old hMorieal town of Martel. Mr. Edward Barker, the author of Wayfaring France,” and probably the kart Bring writer ...

... SPY SENTENCED. GERMAN'S LIFE OF ADVENTURE. • Horst von der Gotta. a German_ was charged on remand at How-street Police-reart with fail, lag to register himself as as aIM. easzny. It I warn stated that he had an American passport I when he landed at Tabery ...

... bes in 1870 says. that the danger ia by n - ao eas s great as in ?? imagined. Of what ne, iwdeed, would ibe the reorts of a spy whbo at_ tended 'the recent ocauvres in the north-east of : c wtic we sedb0 OPeroens,and of 11L tal ?? 'N Mizshuifed. T7 o~ ...

... AN AMERICAN SPY. On the 18th of February there died peacefully, at the Soldiers' Home, Charles S. Bell, who acted as scout and spy in the Union Army, Ile was a man of admirable presence and fine physique. Entering the army in the first year of the war ...

... AN AMERICAN SPY, On the 18th of February there died peacefully, at the Soldiers' Home Charles S. Bell, who acted as scout and spy in the Union Army. He was a man of admirable presence and fine physique. Entering the army in the first year of the war, ...

... NOTES BY SPY The visit of the Saints to the Truro City ground on Saturday was invested with more than ordinary interest, inasmuch as the opposing teams are at the top of the Cap-tie lists of the Eastern and Western divisions respectively. Both teams ...

... THE CHILD SPY. They called him :Udine ; young &dine. He was a real Paris boy, puuy and pale perhaps ten and perks!s fifteen years old—for with theme imps you never can tell. His mother was dead, mid hie father, formerly a tailor in the marines was the ...