... THE SPY SYSTEM. As if the causes above described were not sufficiently potent to drive an oppressed people to despair, hired spies and incendiaries have been constantly sent among them, to work upon the elements of discontent, and force them into crime ...

... EDWARDS THE SPY. Mr. Alderman Wood rose to move for the appointment of a Select Committee to examine the charges of High Treason against George Edwards. The evidence had come before him as a Magistrate, and he had made every effort to induce the highest ...

... THE SPY*SYSTEM The inve-tigation going on for the last month nt Dublin Castle, before Mr. Mabtlev, Q.C., a branch of the notorious Shinrone case, has not yet concluded. The person against whom charges have been preferred is Mr. Parker, late Sub-Inspector ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. have given a very full report of (he discussion on Lord Normandy's motion respecting the Police Spy System in Tipperary, and the dismissal of Mr. Grav, the Stipendiary Magistrate, upon whom the Castle Officials have attempted to fasten ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM! Revington has returned to Shinrone from Dublin Castle, where he had sojourned for the last few weeks, making his startling disclosures. We not, of course, expect that the entire of those will ever come to light; he was in the enemy’s camp ...

... Tle SPY YSTEM An investigation has been in progress, we nnder- stand, daring the last few days into the cireumstan- ces attending the case of Moran, the printer, who was incarcerated during the late Clonmel assi- es, and discharged without prosecution ...

... ° there has beea THE SPY io the The Stipendiary whe was cage LD, perary Policemen ia the nis Office. Moran, the Printer, hac reesived the peasantry may congratulate t ing one enemy at least removed f ERALD. lary force. Bet hew many rea — otner conspirators ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM, The worst feature in the policy pursued the present Government the countenance ojienly given to the base and demoralising Spy system. For a Government harbour spies, is nothing more than to keep in pay a gatw needy wretches, who are ready ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM ‘We understand that Revin gion was br ought to town on Thursdsy, under the surveillance of a son of Sir William Lynar, stipendiary magistrate. He was immediately taken to Col ege street police-office, as the nearest ation to the place of ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. I Various rumours are afloat with regard to the [decision of the Government in the Shinrone case [but in the absence of all authentic intelligence, we; refrain from noticing them. What can be the [meaning of the extraordinary delay manifested ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM. The Gavernment have doubtless ordered an investigation into the charges preferred against the Police in reference to the Shinrone business. Dei.anv proceeded again on Saturday to the Petty Sessions’ Clerk, but was refused summonses. Del ...

... THE SPY SYSTEM, The recent diiclosurea concerning the working of the Spy System have aroused to much indignation in the public mind, that we are not a little aurprised to find the Constabulary converted into espionage establishment. Lord •Clements has ...