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... Edwards the Spy. The following is a copy of the deposition of Pickard respecting; Edwards, read on Tuesday night in the House Commons, Mr. Alderman Wood : know Edwards; I,.first saw him before the first Sraithfield meeting. I never reach associated with ...
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... lately discovered in Cato-street. Sir 11. Wilton, in seconding the morion, said was i.'t prepared say that a spy not but spy-aysteify organized spy-system, was most abominable and intolerable;. and it' government could exist only such system, not a moment ...
... therefore could nut examined a question of privilege, ■ ■ Mr. Brougham thought that Edwards may have exceeded bis insiruetlons spy; and if tbal was made to appear ought be brought to, justice ; but denied that Edwards was the sole instigator the Cato-street ...
... LET, and entered upon immediately, SANDRIDGE COTTAGE, most delightfully situate three miles from tho Melksham Spa, and itear Spy . Park, aud Bowood; consisting of two good parlours, one small ditto, kitchen, pantry, with bedchambers ; large Hothouse, w ...
... Cadis. George Edwards. —On Monday, and not Wfote, Ihc Grand Jury found bill of indictment for high n.tisu sgsinst Edwards, the spy, and instigator of the Caton-tst coo«pi/acy. Mrs. Thistlewood, Mrs. Bran:, Julias rjiulewood, the son, and other witnesses. ...
... exerted only against abuse, and who ran- ges round and round the magnificent structure of tbe British Constitution, only to spy out some time rent stone, or some crumbling piece of mortar, which be foolishly or basely exaggerates into ge- neral decay and ...
... be bad no the purchase being completed. TM Fixtures, or any part pf the Furniture, may be bad at Mr valuation. To k« rirwvd spy day, between the hems at M*e and Three, f/uaepf Ruadpye) by Tickets only, whsefcoagr bad. fithany farther Particulars, upon ...
... Tottenham to tba Bishoprick of Ferns, and of Dr. Mant to that of are officially announced in the Dublin Gazelle. Edwards, the Spy.—The efforts of a cerlaia party ts persuade the public, that all the guilt the late rssspiracy belonged to this person, are ...
... necessity of ' watching with all vigilance, and putiiug down with promptitude and vigour the efforts' of its enemies tcrdei spy it, The monks, who hare been the deepest losers, will be of .course the most eager in their project re,venge. The conspiracy ...
... Royal Highness and thought it necessary caution the Princess Naples respecting outward appearances, because knew there was a spy her there. Berganii's manners those of gentleman. Sir Wm. Cell, one of the Queen's chamberlains, stated that at Milan was strongly ...
... induced to to Cato4tr«jt trough the instigation of a. man cf the name of James Goldsworthv. . Tidd he was induced, solely by the spy Edwards,i attend the in Cata-street. Attorney-General replied, and Mr. Baron Garrow summed the evidence. The Jury retired eight ...