... private information, and eventually the public evidence of the spy. The conspiracy in the present instance was only more extensive, more de- structive, and more murderous. But if the spy is generally a viler character than the men he betrays, whose fatlt ...

... reporter' who is generally here. And turning towards J. G. Smith, a surgeon and parishioner, he said, A paid spy in the house of God! I say a paid spy ? Eking out a limited income from the miseries of others. I have no pity ftr one taking garbled extracts ...

... Cato-street th'rough the itstiglation of I a mair~bf th-e nwtne of Jamies Goldswor lhy. Tidd said he Was induced. solely hy the spy. Ed- wards, to attend the meeting in Cato-street. The Attorney-Genleral replied, aud Mr. Baron Garrow siummed up the evideike ...

... I pity the Attorney General for convicting me by means of such base characters. The Attorney General ought to bo called the Spy General, and using such men is a disgrace to the Government, but they only exist by such means. I am quite innocent, my locality ...

... withut reading'the deposi'tioni, did- not contain anvthsak'of :a special, 'or extraordinary character, and did not present spy i ctiaea'of unusual' diffiniulty. It did not contain the niamesvi af lare canumber. as including these on bail, aadd.on5 for ...

... Strange, and Cooper, T all contefided tlhat they had been enticed into their i preent situation by the acts of Edwards, the spy; and i solemnly protested their innocence vith regard to (lhe charge tof high treason. J. Gilehrist. the last prisoinercalled ...

... rpi' motivelicould be inptd He (the L i~hd Counkel hadiinsrtuc'tions to saythat t'he ?? 2&`dnled ititoto ever hiaving said spy ?? oftekndiiit tto in~ and. had on every obcasion~ dhnie it ;`Tl~o evidenco th Jur 'had :wa'~ithait d ra0m ~ n ?? would view ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... London or elsowh-iere, Shie wovold sccelrt it arra leave tire placea. I wars hoad nit beroee thr ?? ira tins matter. I c(l trot SPY I was eorry for what I hind none, and would taro nrotbittg mere to do with Ilir. Colder. I said I was sorry I hod diane it, ...