... intermediary.” statements, added oonnsel, wore made to another resident Marlow. Plaintiff gave evidence making inquiries about rumours that reached Uim Fell** to we. where was stationed, and counsel's statement about the proceedings that led up to the issue ...

... figure of Henry VI raided the monastery in Hartlepool during his infamous reign as the King of England. And there is still a rumour that a ?host dating from that period, walks the area of the monastery and old cellarways of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. 20. Hartlepool ...

... refused to part with them. From an early hour to-day a steady stream motor-cars brought men and women into Balcombe. They came to spy out the land in order to find vantage points for to-morrow. A number of them were prepared to spend to-night in their cars near ...

... killed, saloon girl Dallas (Ann-Margret) and the drunken Doc Boone (Bing Crosby) are among those ordered to leave town. Amid rumours of marauding Indians, they board a stagecoach bound for Cheyenne, whose assorted passengers include a pregnant cavalry officer’s ...

... and the range is wide, raw and original. PublldnodEl_::y 39, £9.99. ON SECRI VICE EAST OF CONSTANTINOPLE Bg Peter Hopkirk SPYING and intelligence services are as old as man's Upekconguest = 00200 iteman 8 Here putative James Bonds of King, Kaiser, Sultan ...

... in consequence of the arrest of a native spy, whom was found a letter addressed to M. Antonopoulo, tt c Greek Consular agent at Siout, and now staying Alexandria. M. Antonopoulo was arrested laatnight. is rumoured tbat the police have discovered large quantity ...

... territories bordering on Abvssinia and the Red Sea. THE FRENCH SPY CASE. P f aris, Friday (Reuter).—The Toulon correspondent of the “ Petit Parisien’ learns that naval circles formally deny the rumours of the possible arrest of a naval officer who was a friend ...

... current yesterday peace negotiations at Ismailia. Nothing, indeed, of such negotiations was known at the Foreign Office. The rumours appear to have arisen from the arrival of Saltan Pasha, from Alexandria, Sir Garnet Wolseley’s camp, his visit being connected ...

... unhappy country and in Europe it will be through Britain.” NAZI “SPYING AND TERRORISM” New York Times to-day draws attention to deliberate and unmistakable Nazi efforts in South America. Spying, terrerism, physical violence, and boycott, misuse of schools ...

... Third Edition. Mail Office, 6 p.m. * To-Day’s Parliamont. THE RUMOURED CABINET DISSENSIONS. (From our Parliamentary Corrrjpi-.ndint.) House of Commons, Wedueeoay. The llinietera were nearly ail absent when the Speaker took the chair this afternoou, and ...

... 3-NORTHERN DAILY MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 7. 1940 RUMOURS CONTINUE IN THE BALKANS A.R.P. Exercises in Bukarest To-day \\THILE REPORTS AND COUNTER-REPORTS OP IMPENDING MOVES IN THE BALKANS CONTINUE TO CIRCULATE. RUMANIA PREPARING FOR AIR RAID EMERGENCIES. EXTENSIVE ...

... to see Mr. James Zarb a British businessman resident in Cano, who also has been detained by the Egyptians on allegations of spying. “BLOOD AND STRUGGLE Hassan Bakhoury, the Egyptian Minister for Rehg.ous Foundations, said in an address CARAVAN STRUCK BY ...