... OLIVER, THE SPY, AND CASTLEREAGH. Pares cum paribus. We do not know what services were rendered'hv Mr. Oliver the government of Lord says the teed* Mercury, by revealing the projects ol conspirators but this we do know, that was lite grand cons|)iralor ...

... the reason why, The Ck-rgy of this Diocese So hotly eiied, Popery. But now I am resolved full well, The reason I can clearly spy Parson has a living got By speech which said—No Popery. To head a vulgar rabble's shoots he good taste, some may deny ; By Bishops ...

... day. Don Miguel's Ambassador to Rome having (unnecessarily) made this port on his way the latter city, was suspected being a spy, and such treated the Portuguese emigrants here. But for the interference of our police, doubtless the Ambassador would have ...

... sufficient to mark the man who uttered them, and, if he was sufficient consequent, either in rank or in talents, to send government spy his htels, and that time was so recent, that it feels as if it had been yesterday. Nay, was only last week that an outcry was ...

... can never Peace to the good old dames of Barum ...

... at le ndeavour, neth from its cloudy pall, Aud glow like the sun with more brightness than ever [FROM To FMS THE WORCESTER SPY—AMERICAN PAPER ] Thy path, mighty boat! Is laid in glory through the foaming sea, And rainbow miuistures ar. ound thee tp glowine ...

... was painted rrimmer s Shooting Academy/ There was cot« ol,t ' to ii, to which also h» had a sign athxed, with the words spy Trimmer's Shooting Academy. This was only one two instances of the nuisance and inconvenience the plaintiff received from the ...

... the month of August j bat-then beat did »»t annoy yua, nor prevent you from After three years, the gentleman has no longer spy tQ say m«! _ H.—la trutli, my-dear.you al*a#fp«ar/elU»ig*:ih mi!— Certainly when I married yon il was rtot so ho! summer hag ...

... and fine gold; patent and common silver pencil cases ; sihtr tooth pjeks; silver tortoiseshell and horn spectacles opera and spy gl llsscs . pen numerous hleck ornaments Scotch and other snuff and , and caddy shells an assortment gold and watch gnards ...

... the ports of France, and is perfectly independent circumstances. America he is designated Spy Cooper, in consequence of having written the novel called the Spy ...

... well-conducted person drew his own conclusions from what had observed —in fact, he believed that he was talking a government spy, and he lost no time conveying all that he had heard and saw to the Association Fhe business was taken up—information was laid ...

... EDITED BY MRS. ALARIC warts, “Tis the prettiest li my parlour?’ said 2 spider to afty The wa: y ttle parlour that ever yon did spy And I ha: into my parlour is upa winding stair, ve many pretty things to shew yOu when you an * Ob no, no!” Said the little ...