... THE SPY IN THE QUEEN'S HOUSE The majority of the public do not seem inclined to place implicit reliance on the statement made by the prisoner, that he had been a year an uninvited and invisible guest at the Palace, and this opinion is bomeout by the inquiries ...

... j THE FRENCH SPY SYSTEM. We gave in Tuesday's Morning Post a notice of M. Gisquct's Memoirs, just published, and producing some sensation in Paris. We now supply some very curious anecdotes illustrating the system of spies or secret agents : — There ...

... THE SPY IN TIIE QUEEN'S HuUSE V esterday being the day appointed for the trial at lhe W e-t minster Ses-ions of the lad who was lately found in Bucking- ham Palace under very suspicious circumstances, and wlie-e c .inordinary story when taken into custody ...

... THE FRENCH SPY SYSTEM.— No. 3 FROM M. GlSyi-ET's POLICE MEMOIRS. (Continued from our Paper of Monday.) The simultaneous existence of several police department: has been mentioned, even under the present Government : but in that, as in many other things ...

... A SPY IN THE QUEEN*S HOUSE. Edward Cotton, a boy B h ?? , huteea years of ?? appearance was that ofa sweep, was yesterday brought before the magistrates of Queen-square police-office, charged with being found concealed in the New Palace, as also with ...

... RAIL H A V SPY SYSTEM On Saturday, a meeting of bookseller-. -• ■ -. . others, was held at the London Tuv m, to ?? priety of petitioning the Legislature igaii.-t in the Bills of the Bristol, Birmingham, v I M other railway companies, authorising tli. ...

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... fortress-, and ultimately sect off in a sledge to St. Petersburgh, to meet the charge of being a British spy. The pleasantest of all spies was the Turkish spy, | hut the Briti*h *py is not amiss. We must not omit to add that twenty beautiful engravings, including ...

... FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS Lord Rivers, the liari of Verulr._n, Hon. Mrs. Fane, Mrs. De Crespiffij.in Loner Spy moar-.treet, from the Continent. DEPARTURES. Lord and Lady Castlsreagb, George Byng, E_q., If, P., and family. ...

... gratifications. — (Literary Gazette.) THE ENGLISH SPY. Tbe author of tbe English Spy is a person wbo, if put on thr right scent, will net, we suspect, flinch from the chase afiei novelty 1 a privileged spy, like the air, « a celebrated liber tine.' passeih ...

... C. P. Tuck to Crane ; T. James, and P. Ridley, to Spy ; A. Ballister (acting), to Myrtle. Second Master.— J. S. O. Farrel, to Dasher ; H. B Garvler, to Ocean. Assistant Surgeons.— G. J. Willes, to Spy ;W. Lawrence and William Dairs, to Southampton ; W ...

... Bluoderland, &c. to all our loving subjects, both Whigs and Radicals greeting : Whereas, Citizen Constantino, our principal Spy.Master- beneral, finds io his sorrow and our cost that hackney coach- men still continue to charge him (he regular fare,allho_ ...