... SPY GRAHAM. debates of the past week have given us a sad V low and degrading course is that of ap ** Graham, onoe tiie most zealous advocate of been convicted of the wretchedly pitiful offence J. sanctity of the British post-office, and making ' r/'k ...

... OLIVER, THE SPY, AND CASTLEREAGH. Pares cum paribus. We do not know what services were rendered'hv Mr. Oliver the government of Lord says the teed* Mercury, by revealing the projects ol conspirators but this we do know, that was lite grand cons|)iralor ...

... Melanchoty Shinwi sloop ‘ Jessie,” of Kircudbright, the property of Mr. Williamson, farmer and grain dealer, Spy- land, sailed from that port for Liverpool, on Monday the 25th ultimo, and had on beard, in addition to a crew of two men ant a boy, four ...

... Ixgvests spy R. H. Aserpers, Ese —Un Mon- day the 22nd instant, at Query St. Marvy, on the body of Richard Joley, who came by his death from expo- sure to the inclemency of the weather while in a stete of intoxication. On Friday the 19h instant » men ...

... In conformity «ith the request of General Pasiey, Admiral Sir Philip Durham b- tbe spy-glass recorded from the ' to the United Service .Museum. The income of the Missionary S for the last year amounted to 112,52 t, which has '' led the society pay ail ...

... Madagascar, has taken the commend of the Spy, rice Lieutenant Earle, who hat joined his own ship. Since tbe Waterwitch left the station Spy hse outsailed all the vessels on the Coast, and bad lately chased three large but they all got away owing tbe ...

... Here the most violent projects were entered into, and he was openly denounced by several of the Chartist leaders as Government Spy, and the truth of this suspicion was somewhat confirmed for on his subsequent apprehension, in company with many others Warwickshire ...

... ; J. Ardagh, to agent at sick quarters, Swillys. Mate: G. Grey, to Raleigh. Midshipman: J. B. Mitchell and A. D. Norie, to Spy; A. Morrell, C. Armitage, M. M. Berti,, and K. J- Squire, to Southampton; J. B. Butler and F. J. Bramley, to St. Vincent; K ...

... the hazards war, founded a s-ries of supposition.-, perpetrate act of self-Jegradaiicn?' Sir James C-abam explains that the spying into Mazzini's letters was unsolicited, and Lis spont.neous act Not thinking right—thinking it a painful, invidious, may ...

... was stated have been a government spy, the service ot tiie British and Foreign Governments that he was employed by the allied Sovereigns; and afterwards Lords Sidmouth and Castlereagh, the honourable capacity ofa spy on the British people. A man na etl ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The cause being too for the adventitious aid of Spy, ire bey to decline his proffered services—xevtias prevalebit. as he will find ere tony. The crabbed Old Dowager and her niece are rather too plain and crooked for pu'Jication'; ...

... Indulging despairing gloom, I heard rat-tat- tat. started up—l wiped my eye ; I would not show grief. What do I see—what do I spy A client with a brief. I seize it in eager hand bids look within. That I may shortly understand The cause I fain must win. I ...