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... 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 ...
... ,)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 ...
... THE SPY SYSTEM. It is really appalling to contemplate the extent and atro- city of the police spy system, which, ever since the acces- sion of the present government, has been In active operation. The ramifications of this system extend to various counties ...
... THE SPY SYSTEM. (From the Times of Friday.) We have had quite sufficient of the mismanagement of Irish functionaries of the second degree without any repe- tition just now of their blunders. The investigation on Monday at the Henry-street Police office ...
... EDWARDS THIE SPY. C Frram l le Trovsshr L'veXanin Papar. } !!evaID now laid before the public as Mniny of the d reaanitin to Ecards, ftie sfpy, ts seen) necessary to acry ; und~erstanldi~g of ?? win Idi lie k s ?? glg proceed to give ta ?? of ihe whidle ...
... ?? Spy SiSTeM. THE SHINRONE POLICE-INVESTIGATION AT THE CASTLE. TENTIl DAY-AVEDNESDAY. Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, the investigation in this case was resumed before J. it. Corballis, Esq., Q, C. The accused parties were represented by the same counsel ...
... THE SPY SYSTEM. RIGHT OF SEARCO' AT HOME. PnEPARED as our readers, and indeed the public at large, must have been for any act of meanness, oppression, or tyranny perpetrated by the Secretary of State for the Home Department, all, till now, must have ...
... THEFR1EEMAN'SJOURNAL DX~UB~LIN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1842. THE SPY SYSTEM. The history of misrule may be summed up in one ill.omened word-suspicion; the one expression that above all others is appropriate to good govern- nent is-confidence. Both exist ...
... it Ierntmuaws 3J1ornan DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1844. RXEEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! THE SPY SECRETARY. I It would be difficult to name a public man of the present day who has drawn upon himself such a weight of suspicion, dislike, and odium, as Sir ...
... I . THE SPY sYSTEFm.. TaE SHINRONE POLICE_.GoVERNMtENTT IN. an, VESTIGATION Alr THE CASTLE. yie SECOND DAY. Yesterday, at half-paslt ten, -J,, R. Corhalli%, Esq., Q. C., of resumed the investigation in this case,_whi~ch ?? ad be journed since Tuesday ...
... THE SPY SYSTEM. (From the True Sun of 10. Oct. 1833.) ABOUT a hundred gentlemen sat down to a dinner at the Old King's Head, Walworth-road, given to cele- brate the detection of the spy system in the new police force, attributable chiefly to the exertions ...
... ..THE SPY ?? MI I - . . .- . I The following, which we copy from the Tipperary Free Press, received yesterday, requires not a single observation rem us. .'It tells its own tale:- On the 27th day of November last a policeman named Michael Falvey, stationed ...