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... The Risings of the Luddites, Chartists awl riugutawers. By the Late FRANK PEEL, F.S.A.S. XXXV. • . OLIVER, THE SPY. Low breath'd talkers, minion lispers Outing houest throaus by whispers. - -Scott. I will bo hanged if some eternal Sonic busy and ineinuating ...

... destroyecL’’ That, .-aid Mr. Marshall Hall, could lAan nothing else but deliberate accusation that the plaintiff wa? German spy league with the enemies of this cotmtry. The defendants did not set any plea justification and they j ha«l declined publish ...

... emplacements will now destroyed.” That, said counsel, coud moan nothing else, but deliberate arc Nation that plaintiff was a German spy in league with the enemies of this country. Defendants had declined publish a fuil apology which all the plaintiff wanted In ...

... worn, was brushed aside immaterial. We must enrol the whole parish, form a local regiment, and drill, and begin patrolling and spy-hunting once. drilling. In accents unsteady with emotion undertook to turn us into body of soldiers lit face the whole race ...