... which lead to Valencia; and that there were English troops among them. This the Spanish general think- ing impossible, the spy offered to give any two or three officers lie pleased to appoint the satis- faction of seeing what he affirmed. Upon this, two ...

... Seymour's, and because Mr. Wakley, as well as Sir Jobn Stale, finds it to be squeezable. I remain, Sir, your obedient servant, SPY-GLASS. ...

... absolutely necessary, for the preservation of the empire, to conciliate ' the emphatical people of lie/and jf* and some not only spy, bat even hold out a menace, that if they shall not obtain, what they demand— the unconditional surrender of the con- stitution ...

... Radicals, and, when you hate seen what is going on, say whether you will stibu.it to it. 1 am, Sir, your obedient Servant, SPY GLASS. • We Relieve our Corret pondent i» mistaken in this particular. V.'» do tint find Lr.dy Seymour's name in the lit of ...

... buctos Ay res, which sre forwarded from liio de Janeiro by branch packets.] . , rig'ton T. James. | Msreh 61 July 28 Aug. 11 Sp*y It B Jame* April 1 1 Aug. 27 Aug. 21 Shtldiuke . 1 Passing!'. urn May 8 Sept. 20 — ■ Ltliyht ?? Lowfy ?? June 5 Oct. 23 . jjtrt ...

... and Super- ri.dei.is. ii was therefore resolved tbat mea-urcs be eu to .flVct ibis object ; and former that the Parochial spy be uque&ud t. o'e their exertions for obtain i ig li:ional contributions, to liquidate tlie debt due to the rasuur, and to meet ...

... inches Breadth. .23 Depth 6 Measuring 130 tons, and 24-psths of ton, per American register; prize to his Majesty’s ship Spy, Charles Tl.e , estj. coioii.aader; and now lying in the harbour of Falmouth. A rejMirt having been industriously pro[Wgated ...

... after 1.i.11. pursued hint, it. id brought hin. hack, with :dl t.ts observations ; it was supposed lie will hi- tried •is a spy. Saturday, Put hack aad sailed again for thi' Cork ' station, Lv F-ivl-me, 44, Captain Vansittart. Came in tiie Mai-.ttifo.ie ...

... Eelhcrick Lukey St. um'», Joj. Noiw.iy Helston, T. Grylls Truro, . Laun vitun, l.e ram pound, K. Warren, Newlon i.i Hoy ion, J Sp.y Truro Penzance, Tl.oin .*? .d Calsmglon, H. Mallet RudiUtli, Pender Liskeard, Joseph Childs DEVONSHIRE. Ashbuiton, Joseph Newton ...

... intrusion offensive to the inbred sense of propriety natural to any man. It might be fitly de- scribed as the intrusion of a sordid spy into the privacy of domestic life, and into the home of a family. To relax the restraint, therefore, imposed upon the defendant ...

... others to act with becoming spirit, in resisting the undue influence of a supe.-i^r Alt seems infected that the infected spy. As all seeias .yellow lo ihe j.-mudieed eye. Poor, neglected, pining Veritas, how he discovers his chagrin and disappointment ...

... of number in confinement unfortunate have been detained without trial of Stale’s warrant Corpus Act-t-Thus plot hn which of Spy of been to zeal or any means of Government time off the of neighbourhoodf collect In portion the bar on circuit of and that ...