... that make the least approach to the door. r L-d S-Dn-TH, a MIfror which turns every thing topsy-turvy, for his inflammatory Spy-glass, and a Bag, containing the .lst- tar's Iastruzmesti for bringing a MoIunse into the vorld1. B-irx of Exa- D, a Paper-mill ...

... us.- party, for the purpose of instintuting an inquitry, Whether or r- the charge against Mr. Joseph M1itchell, of beinga spy, as isa- by Mr. Baines, at the York County Meeting, coild bte establis ed? The notice calling this meetintg had been circulat(dpyrt ...

... willing to abide tile iPsue. Mr. hloinles stated some interesting particulars connected with Olive,'s visit to, Nothtnghaam. That spy, he said. endeavotured, by all the altiliCeCS in his poscer, to incite the people to insurrection, replesentingu hiiself as ...

... corixxv !dretmliilfl pictulre of the conilition of societv inl ttbat torii. L k I molan appeal-s to sit lik e a ndi naligait spy on h(s utcig~iielrsr. i't c-stectod that the carpsof Yeom-i~iry xvi II i~ebinkelii) op.Lists the corps, conitainiei ilis exaet ...

... sfroil, bv night or by day, anr3y agistiate might, on the terposition of a single iidividual, nlO mnatter sehiether he ssps as spy ii' what lie seas, bteoat oplen any Englishmnan's hto!'1st, whlich was Iiis cas~tle. The misehiefts resultingi fromn this etercise ...