... ivashlisusO, in the Idotwell-road, ?vore ??chiag ebb soas remanded until Tuesday, on a charge of lIleliSel msbs?anY base, ix spy-glass, two hanilkerchiefsa pair ilt51'?. ? st?d ether articloS, from a young woman whose g 5?ackitlgs, a-is not given. 'l'ayl ...

... on whose testimony it was scarcely necessary - for him to waste a remark. He had exhibited Ilimself before b the jury as a spy, who sought, under the garb of fairness and honesty, to wornm hitmself into the confidence of the prisoner, to extort some statement ...

... property of Robert Jonesof KingSWood. a Jlliary Ann Lleieellya, a little girl twelve years old, evas chargedt %vsisi stealing twvo spy-glasses, the property of M1r. Francis Ashrton, II of Castle-street. Prisonercameinto shte shop, and while theashop- In man's ...

... shutter and saw them put the cup into tlieculpboard. Mr. Stock: . .I really do not think that the police are authirised in thus spying i he through windows in this manner, anid I cannot think that the j on wirds of the act wiil justify a conviction on this ...

... ment becane almost a duty. It was proved by other wvitnesses. that a constable, who attended the meet- ill, was called 1 a spy, and was knocked down and beat senseless wvitl sticks. Upon an alarm that the military verecoming. the people in great nnmbers ...

... still srucae for us thle retreat which a is Misd2dlesex Jury hnis rendered hopeless. We S*ill get this dine to bv a fcrret, spy, or ruiner of Npdin's, Laventer, &c. I call uitfin you, Gelitlemcn, not to cIr(eit that wittuess., No mats is y secure if you ...

... never saw any libery taken with her mistress by the defendant;7 but told Mr. Fry, that she -did not know sshether she had seen spy thing or not; remembers the plaintiff going to the Wells Sessieos, but he did not leave de- fetidant in the house; does not ...

... Tefiburn St. Mary, seven miles from Exeter. The murder was committed on the 2nd of December las~t, and eome time elapsed before spy clue wfas obtained to the perpetratorp. At length a cobbler rnamied Woods,jiviag at Cre- diton, was apprehended on suspicion ...

... tsty. one to ad- vannce more thian ~.' 'on it, Anm it ap.5 Ihsi sold'to. the ns'Ate~of the ,sittie packetilbr. 10s; ci~~lrip! spy what als done weit0sthe money; Iit sato rtre nisth before tise laly filed ; went wviths Con, nor to siispo'sesf'sthe, pseture ...

... very genteelly dressed, and giving his name Brown, near the Shot-house, R~edcliff-hsll, called at his shop, and ollired a spy-glass for sale for is.; as it was north two guineas, he suspected it was not come by honestly, and requested him to leave it ...

... Turi mut ?? parish w'atthil , Who's the parialh a'latlh P Coumrtiis!'-4' Who's Bovey ?' (meuunheg eiuirths) The patrisih spy. The exprresiiitns appeared to come frem various pu'rsoiS. I wvent and riked If any mmii outside wasnted to be paili* thev ...

... foot itt Cthe earth, aind countiing trail by niail, as also seeiv'g that their position is exactly the satie; and to remark if spy par-C he broken. As likewise, if there are plates, that these correspond, trot mei-ely in rireir general outline, hut iii every ...