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... I - - 0UriutI DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1844. THE SPY SYSTEMQOFFICIAL DISOSURES..| I MESSRS. GREY, FALVEY, BREWSTER, AND 'COMPANY. , . I 1n order fully to understand the official statement le of facts connected with the working of the conspiracy againt ...
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... reported. Patient Spy.—The St. Petersburg Herold is responsible for the statement that Nihilist prisoner, who lately committed suicide in the fortress St. Petersburg, was induced to make disclosures of the highest importance by a spy who was shut up with ...
... Life—Confessor. Sunday Times—Glowworm or Blonde. Referee—Lunette Edmoiistone. United Hunt Grp.—Sportsman—'The Spy. Bell' 3 Life— The Spy. Sunday Times—The Spy. Referee—Sloth. Queen's Plate.—Sportsman— Disord. Bell's Life— Countess Murray, in the absence of Discord ...
... provisions and munitions accordingly. The Ganges, 84 guns, Captain Smith, remains at the Outer Nore. ARRIVAL OF THE SPY FROx earn PAcrno.-The Spy brigan- tine, Lieutenant Wolridge, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday from the South Pacific and Rio, with about ...
... for surveying service on the coast of Ireland. H.hI.'s brig Spy arrived at Plymouth July 19. She left As- cension on the 11th June. Has had light winds. H.M.S. Tor- toise was at Ascension when Spy left. Sohe was cleared of stores and was getting in tanks; ...
... slaves on board, a fort- night previously. Woolwicb, Jan. 9. e ProrNTvreXITs. Clerk in Charge George W. Anderson (1846), to the Spy, 3, brigantine, commissioned at Chatham, for service on the coast of Africa. Mates.-Edward Harding (1849), from the Victory ...
... after the young gent. The party which then consisted of the guardian, tutor, spy, coachman, and two auxiliaries in the shtpo of policemen, repaired to the hotel and on spying over the boots the guardian identified a pair belonging to the run- away. A guard ...
... Arrived on Wednefday laft the 24th inlt. the Falcon floop of war, with a convoy of 30 Jail from London; and iailed yefterday the Spy ilop of war, for London, and the He be Armred fhip, for Longhope,with their re- fpeftive convoys. Sailed likewife this morning ...
... privateer' of Guerufey, ahd fent in- to Plymouth. - The Leicefter Packet, from Falrnouth to, the Lee- ward Illands; and the Spy privateer, of London, Capt. Dwyer,'are'takeii and cafried into Guadaloupe. ...
... found on board this vessel several articles suppo- sed to have been plundered from the Pilgrim and Shannon, consisting of flag, spy glasses, sextants, wearing apparel, papers, &c. On one of the glasses the name Peart was engraved, and the initials of Captain ...
... Ferguson, Matanzas; City of Montreal, New York. Sailed-Iris, for New York; Arnn Johnston, Newfound- lard. A REBEL SPY.-The notorious female spy, Belle Boyd, familiarly known as the betrayer of our forces at Front Royal, whereby the gallant command of Colonel ...