... THE SPY. In announcing the death of this wretched man, the Courier newspaper makes the following observations Our readers, we data say, remember person of the name of Oliver, who, during the Spa Field riots, and the disturbancet the north, rendered signal ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM understand that a rumour prevails in the King’i County to the effect that Ogle, the innocent, is to bs reinstated ! Tipperary Vindirat r. ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM Various rumours are afloat with regard to the decision the Government in the Sbioroue case ; but in the uhaence of all authentic intelligence, we refrain from noticing them. What can the meaning of extraordinary delay manifested by the ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. I Various rumours are afloat with regard to the [decision of the Government in the Shinrone case [but in the absence of all authentic intelligence, we; refrain from noticing them. What can be the [meaning of the extraordinary delay manifested ...

... ECLIPSE OF THE Spy. The cultivators of astronomy in Edinburgh were greatly disappointed Thursday in not having an opportunity of observing the most remarkable eclipse the sun that has happened for many years. At Edinburgh the slate of the atmosphere was ...

... FHE SPY SYSTEM Ix addition to the case of Delahunt, in addition to the cases at Longford, Meath, and the King’s County, where Government informers down in their lying voea- tion, we indicated in our last that an informer was about to meet with a signal ...

... SPYING MAN. A person speaking to me of the efficiency of the Secret Police, related the following circumstance, which happened to a Swedish ambassador at St. Petersburgh, a few years ago. This gentleman, meeting the Benkendorf of his day in the street ...

... THE RUSSIAN SPY. This is the title of one of the original contributions to the Continental Annual; it is at the same time one of the most interesting. The author describes himself as a surgeon and a native of Dresden, in which city he passed the memorable ...

... was generally rumoured through the country about the time of 11rr William's return from Dublin that the arms were placed l in the wall by the police. Mr. Corballis-I don't know that he stated that, Witness-Oh, yes, I did-it was rumoured. Mr. Semple-Was ...

... I . THE SPY sYSTEFm.. TaE SHINRONE POLICE_.GoVERNMtENTT IN. an, VESTIGATION Alr THE CASTLE. yie SECOND DAY. Yesterday, at half-paslt ten, -J,, R. Corhalli%, Esq., Q. C., of resumed the investigation in this case,_whi~ch ?? ad be journed since Tuesday ...

... MEMBERS SPY DOM, On Sunday last a Catholic Clergyman of this neighbourhood was paid a visit by two persons who were respectably dressed. They informed Rev gentleman that the men Limerick were ready to turn out at a moment’s warning ! and that a considerable ...

... AND OLD BRITISH SPY. The expedition under Sir David Baird soiled on Sunday last Falinour . p. I t O.) it tot' 15,006 troops, who alre enit;:rrked in 200 sad Ott -transports, the v ,y of .the 33 ,Affils, 11 tin. Capt. Irny ; La Loire, 38-, , Capt. ,Schomberg ...