... Sir Roger Casement, — leader of the separatist faction in Ireland. published here Friday an open letter to Sir Edward Grey, British Secretary of State for Foreign- Affairs, alleging that he. Sir Roger, has documentary evidence to ...
... Sir Roger's wrist are not to be found on that of Castro, -while other marks which do appear on the defendant were not on Sir Roger. The priest who, as Castro swore, used to confess him, never confessed the heir, and the priest to whom ...
SIR ROGER Cl TRYING TO NEWS MADE PUBLIC IN AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT German Vessel Tried to Effect Landing in Guise of Neutral Merchantman THE SHIP WAS SUNK Sir Roger at Beginning of War Sought to Negotiate With Berlin Concerning ...
... Sir Roger Darvall, said yesterday all evidence would be treated with the utmost confidentiality. Sir Roger said the public's only access to the inquiry would be when the probe report was presented to the State Government, expected by ...
Sir Roger Casement Faces Lord Chic Faces Lord Justice Reading on Treason Charge. BY Wn/BFR S. FORREST. CUnited Pr**» S~l»tt Correnpondent.) London, May 16. — Clad in a. seedy- dark suit, with frayed sleeves. Sir Roger Casement, once a ...
... Sir Roger Hollis as a Soviet spy is challenged today by another prominent journalist and spy author. Phillip Knightley of the 'Sunday Times', Britain's Journalist of the Year, says Pincher is wrong in some essential details. Pincher in ...
SIR ROGER CASEMENT FACES MILITARY TRIAL FOR TREASON. London, April 25.— Sir Roger Case- mont, tho Irish nobleman who was captured while trying to land arms In Ireland on the night of April 20-21 for use In rebellion has boon brought ...
... Sir Roger, son of an an Anglican bishop, "may have been the most damaging spy in history. " He said soon after Sir Roger retired, he faced an "unprecedented Interrogation covering the 30 years during which he stood cither near or at the ...
... Sir Roger Charles Tichbome ha* veritably returned to the home of his fathers in this country. Letters were received last week by several persons from Sir Roger, announcing his immediate return to Alresford, and on Saturday last he ...
SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY. may be something' to ponder fa the! fact that Steele and Addlson, wh# -wrote to be read in the eighteenth century, penned in the process a prose Which broadcasts admirably in the twentieth. But the speculation thus ...