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... export was 22 000,0001bs.* Allowing this quantity to have been a vet age, No. 54, it would give 66,000,000 spys. and allowing a weaver to use 656 spys. a year, then yarn would employ 100,606 weavers, and allowing each weaver to earn £24:195.: 4d. annum, the ...
... officer and a stranger, never seen in this bouse again, and if you meet me, don't speak. We are surrounded spies; every servant a spy—and our lives may pay forfeit.' Some days passed, and further intimation t*aagiven, till anonymous letter was sent to Col. T ...
... Jamieson—Universal Science. Wilkinfon r,n Cutaneous Diseases Philology : of Antioch. Opie—Madeline, Blighted Ambition, Romance. The Spy, Tale. The Tiavels Theodore Ducas. Printed for y. C and J. Rivington, 6a. St. Paul’s Church.yard j and Waterloo place, Pall-mall ...
... therefore presnmu d, thiat they have been lsent off to Siberia, lo atoie for'the capriceof being enspected by a Government Spy, of enterthining treasonable designs.' Siace this alir, .the agkn(g of the pollee havebeen moro on the,alert thau heretofore ...
... retreat into France. The slate of affairs in Spain is most deplorable. One letter from Madritl says— M livery communero is spy, an informer, and, if seed be, an executioner. In the secret societies. Hit victims are fixed upou ; and some of the members ...
... Wilson, who has been here for sometime, I have heard good authority, can seldom take a walk or pay visit without attendant spy of the police. He dined a few days ago with one of his countrymen, and three or four of these gentry openly kept watch and ward ...
... have been received. An animated debate took plance in the bhamber of Deputies on the former day, upon a Petition of the Sienr Spy, praying that the offences f the press should be tried by Judges, and cease io be submitted to a Jury. The motion for referring ...
... severe lb« the Ceworahtp. law, new Journal can established without the authority of the King-end the Royal Court may •unpresa spy Journal without the tntervenUon of It k acknowledged, .very parly wept Revolutionists, that the Government could not withstand ...
... —The Monileur contains the report of M. (Met, at length, upon the law for regulating the l.iljvrly the Press. Adopting M. Spy’s proposition, it proposed that offences under the new law are not lie tried by jury, but twelve stipendiary judge*, who are ...
... Canal - ' (mi 1 LET, HOUSE and it- on the Canal, late in the occupation Mr. I,inen,. Draper#—The situation for business equal spy city.—-For particulars apply Mr. (.anal, Salisbury ; by letter, post-paid. LET, good repair, and entered A upr-n immediately ...
... k could meistion the naines of many respectable persons of this plare who have used them Nsitl success, but suffice it to sPy, they are held in the highest esteens. I am, Sir, yours, respectfitlI, To Mr. F. S.vNoo, B,'i lgewater. (GEORE HELt.ERi. FLUID ...
... too sullen or 100 slow, his Lordship forgave him ere he asked it, and so passing by to ?? side where his collin stood, and spying one of his chaplains, on ho rst- back amongst the troopers, said.^'Sir, te^- meni'iiT me tn your brother and friend : you ...