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... Tiik English Spy.—-Under this comprehensive Title, the Author and the Artist have commenced the very singular and eccentric Work which has already, by the Publication the first Three Part i, excited such lively curiosity in the public mind, particularly ...
... . novel and huinoio'is Work lias just made its appearance, under the title the ENGLISH SPY S, ital,l V Plates, sketched from the life, the celebrated Cruickshank. It comprises variety of Scenes and Portraits, characteristic, satirical, and humorous, ...
... 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 ...
... advise, .»l',ta'C°rL'&„ iS can surest; assisted hitent ,h« CK and progress those disorders for whiM. Musis mended, and hence the Spy u ,| , #r f roCo,n-tllat these inestimable Dions are ?'. fKxur mankind. The marriage life will find in S 10 safe and the only ...
... duty* was in reality Mr. Joqes, a. surveyor ol bndi, the learned gentleman declared that person do ottier than Oliver the Spy and hftd no doubt Out Edjsrds and Mitchell were also there. conduct of Charles, if tiiese farts t&rned out to true, he himself ...
... Chalk, residing in the Vinepassage identified a waistcoat that the prisoner had stolen from him ; Andrew Jacobs produced a spy glass which had been pawned, and identified it as his property; and James Gregory, a servant of Messrs. Jacob and Turner, identified ...
... BERNARD BLACK MANTLE,, Eso. the English Spy, Points of Misery, British Galleries The Punster's Pocket Book, and Editor of the Snirit of the Public Journals, &c. &c.&c. The distinguished support which the English Spy has ne uisu two y ears , received, has ...
... very effort to attractive.'''--Monthly licffistcr, Sept. 1322- Novo.. , In 3 Vols. 12rno. price 21.?. Boards, Edition 3. Ihe Spy of the Neutral : referring to some particular Occurrences during the American War; also American Scenery and Manners. Imperfect ...
... 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 ...
... same may immediaielv he obtained Particulars may also in Bath, the ofiices if c and Cheltenham Gazette, and Hath Herald. |M«00 SPY PARK, A Miles fri.tn Devizes, 4 from Chipuenham, and from Melksham. Gentlemen, Sportsmen, Farmers. and otfters be «•>!-!) AUCTION ...
... is appointed Licut.- Governor ot Jersey, Wee Lieut—General Gordon. Oliver, who it may recollected was charged with being a spy to Government, is now lirst clerk in the wharfinger's office, at the Cape of Good Hope, widi a salary and perquisites, valued ...
... 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 ...