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... SPY. ••••••••••• 3 an again in Lonlon about three weeks err a month and although 14 known, he his contrivc.t io dune the number of 'perion , ne:.l_ —A in the Offic:: heltrit ti,qitious bill. paid to Marlin, of 41agthoti-whetc be apparem p l in Italie ...
... SPY. PREVENTION OF THE IMPOSITIONS OF CABMEN.— By the direction of Alderman Wilson, Mr. Davis, of the House of Davis, Brothers, opticians, of New Bondstreet, made an experiment of the efficacy of a very extraordinary instrument in the Egyptian Hall and ...
... THE SPY. A cliiell's anang yon, taking note — And faith he'll print it. r:tee,sstiii balts ' , Denmark,'ex?Ptiesa r a e sla t s h si a o t a in n i d m u i Inimitable r ju o d f ge th o e f human erown n o a f turenaak es the confidence of safety in ...
... /'Spy tlie ostensible object of his mission being | tu announce the marriage of King Leopold ,villi the Princess of France, anil to receive the congratulations of the British Court on the ~evasion. the pressing solicitations of the Conference, which followed ...
... THE ENGLISH SPY, A new and original Work, with coloured Plates, sketched from Life, by Cruiltdiank. This day are published, Parts I. at.d 11. price 30. Gd. each, of an Original Work, to be continued Mon:hly, entitled, riluE EN6LISII SPY; coinprehentlino ...
... EDIVARDS, THE SPY. On Monday last, the Grand Jury for the county of Middlesex found a true bill of indictment for High Treason against this man. The old observation, that there is honour among thieves, has been verified in this instance, and Edwards ...
... THE SPY, - by COOPER, Corrected and revised by the Author, with his New In_ trcduction and Note, written expressly for this publica. tinn. This additional 'natter explains the origin of the Tale, and some of the principal incidents, with gives an account ...
... THE SPY SYSTEM. About a hundred gentlemen sat down to a dinner at the Old King's Head, Walworth•road, given to celebrate the detection of the spy system in the new police force, attributable chiefly to the exertions of Mr. Cobbett in the House of Commons ...
... in MO- r narclhies, my answer Would be, that thse usual practice of good P rinces is not to employ thens. The trade of in a spy might perhaps be tolerab'e, were it practisetd by pr honest men ?? but the necessesrp isilaiy of' thie perston is O. sufficient ...
... EDWARDS, THE SPY. On Monday last, the Grand Jury for the county of Middlesex found a true bill of indictment for High Treason against this man. The old observation, that there is honour among thieves, has been verified in this instance, and Edwards ...
... ,)rD vAIDs, THE spy. l . ' IKE IlVl-T R I. : FROsI IORD LORI ooif TO tIR. AL.DERMAN5 WOOD. Whitehall, April 26, 1820. Sirt-I have to thank you for the statements of Mary Barker, 'Thomas Chambers,. William Tunlbridge, and George IPrickard, which you left ...
... / Spy? THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND AND CO. Extract of a letter received lately from Dresden, and written by an English traveller:— No English Ministers attended the Congress at Tceplitz, but their place was much better filled by the Duke of Cumberland, the ...