... novel and humorous work has just made its appearance, under the title of the English Spy; embellished with suitable characteristic Plates, sketched from the Life, by the celebrated Cruiekshank. It comprise* variety ol'Sceiiesaud satirical, and humorous ...

... Previous the Drama, OVERTURE— AG NES PA ER. And preceding The French Spy. OVERTURE—•' FRA DIAVOLO-AUBER. To concludejjith the Grand Military Dramatic Spectacle, called the FRENCH SPY, Or. the FALL of CONSTANTINA. The Music chiefly Auher—With extensive ...

... all these high-flown speeches Mr. j «rH ...

... day) Charlton at eleven -'»orrow Mr. Wyndham's Hounds .ill meet tomorrow at Fonthill J,. Horlock's Hounds meet on Saturday Spy* The N. F. H. will meet on Sat,,. J« Fritham at ha If. past ten. ,dlu «Vat the ()valoaki The M H. will meet The B. V. H. will ...

... export was 22 000,0001bs.* Allowing this quantity to have been a vet age, No. 54, it would give 66,000,000 spys. and allowing a weaver to use 656 spys. a year, then yarn would employ 100,606 weavers, and allowing each weaver to earn £24:195.: 4d. annum, the ...

... a rainbow note • . s » y. thomrht I. This the lace of Peace's coat • Did break and scatter. Then went I to garden, and did spy _ gallant flower, ' The crown imperial. Sure, said I. But when I diff-dU dweU ' sno Tdsowea. deVOUr At length met a rev'rend ...

... Bowlmg-Greeu thereunto belonging, lately the occupation Elizabeth Dobson. For particulars antj condition* of sale apply to It Spy, solicitors, Bristol; I. Simmons, solicitor, or to Mr. Perkins, solicitor, Bristol. Letters post-paid. This day Red Lines ruled ...

... Venables, Jones, Morland, Wilson, Lamb» ' / Acton, Bower. Stanford, Masters, Carrow, At the Castle Hotel.—Capts.Jones, V v ' Spy «ker, Torrille; Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, * Me«ar». Resdall, Clapcotl, Coward, P eaC^ 't, acnin, Mogg, Wav, Hobbs, Phelps Baker, ...

... medical man in whom he could repose confidence, I replied, that I was not a surgeon fialert that I was a surgeon and not a spy, and ouc in whom t hoped might place confidence ; that principle.* were to forget the conversations with my patient on leaving ...

... eleafed from the' tyranny of a man of fafhion, a bon viv: of our troops are ordered to fince the Colonel proceed: der. to Spy-Park, in Wiilthire, attracted the attention of Spain are to rendezvous at following order : to about 40,000 men, Firft, the ...

... minds became more at ease for their ultimate safety.— Sir J. Ross's Antarctic Voyage. Pitcairn's Island.—Her Majesty's brig Spy arrived off this island about the 26th of February, about ten o'clock in the morning, and was boarded by George Adams and some ...

... Tudwav, of the city Wells, Esq. ' Wiltshire.— William Henry Fox Talbot, of Lacock Abbey, Esq.; John Edward Andrew Starkev, of Spy park, Esq.; and Ambrose Hussey. of Salisbury, Esq. Gloucestershire.— Sir Michael Hicks Hicks Beach,of Williamstrip Park, Bart ...