... THE SPY SYSTEM. The mysteries the Sydmouth dynasty are at last on the eve of being cleared up. Mr. Richmond has brought an action against the London publishers of Magazine, for an alleged libel conUined in a review of Mr. Mackenzie’s Hittory of the Spy ...

... SPY GRAHAM There are, Mr.Duncombe statedon night, between fifty and sixty persons present lying in the prisons, who have been denounced by Sir James Oraham, their names having appeared in the Utters of an expatriated Italian, residing Corfu,addressed ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. (From the Times of Friday.) We have had quite sufficient of the mismanagement of Irish functionaries of the second degree without any repe- tition just now of their blunders. The investigation on Monday at the Henry-street Police office ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM, The recent diiclosurea concerning the working of the Spy System have aroused to much indignation in the public mind, that we are not a little aurprised to find the Constabulary converted into espionage establishment. Lord •Clements has ...

... EDWARDS THIE SPY. C Frram l le Trovsshr L'veXanin Papar. } !!evaID now laid before the public as Mniny of the d reaanitin to Ecards, ftie sfpy, ts seen) necessary to acry ; und~erstanldi~g of ?? win Idi lie k s ?? glg proceed to give ta ?? of ihe whidle ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM The Tipperary Vintlirator states that Ogle, the Policeman, has been arrested, to stand Iris trial at Assizes, and that the whole plot must now undergo a rigid and searching investigation. We have learned that the Attorney-General has rereived ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. Let not the present possessors official power solace themselves with the flattering unction, that the Spy System existed the times of their Liberal predecessors, am. that, therefore, the abues it in inst Dices such as Shiurone is merely ...

... SPY SYSTEM. The country is deeply indebted to the Rev. Mr. Nolan for bringing the Shiarone conspiracy to light, but we have yet to learn whether the Government of Lord Heytesbury will participate in public gratitude cheeking the wide-spreading system ...

... OLIVER THE SPY. The whole of the disturbance which gave rise to the prosecutions in Derbyshire, is attributed to the artifice and activity of the •noted Oliver. He is understood to have been acquainted with several of the 'prisoners, bat especially with ...

... policeman, spy upon the Ribbonmcn ? or, to come nearer home, was it Nicholas Murray Mansfield or Frederick William Conway who aided and assisted the Under-Secretary in deciphering the short hand of those vagabonds obtained by this very spy ? , Perhaps ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. The inquiry respecting the case of Moran, the printer (in consequence of what transpired at the Clonmel Assizes, regarding the conduct of a Resident Magistrate and the Police), has been progress in this city before Mr. Martley, Q.C. The ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM Mr. COBBETT was exceedingly anxious to have the noble lord’s (Althorp) consent to the appointment of Select Committee on the subject of which he had given notice relative to the matter of petition which bad been presented fiom the members ...