NEW NOVELS AND ROMANCES
... OSMOND. 2d Edition. Svo!s.,2ls. STANMORE; or, the Monk and the Merchant’s Widow. Novel. Sophia Reeve. In 3 vols. 12m0., 18s. The SPY »|Tale the Neutral Ground. Edition. 3 vols., 18s. ...
Your Search Filters
Refine Search
Date
Newspaper
Countries
Counties
Place
Access Type
Recently Added
Type
Loading
Your results for: spy
THE TOWER, OR SUPERSTITION SUBDUED. towers of Julius, Loudon's lasting shame, X With many foul and midnight ..
... hue Mow shone,—a tiny Imp’s dark form view! ■ One!’ cried the officer, * Pray where's the other V Close your cloven foot. 1 spy another,’ The sentry said, —' So courteous Mister Devil, _ ‘With all your candying tongue, and manners eiril, For once your ...
j^7
... London. Where may be hadßateb^eprinted from American Edition!,. A Winter in Memoiriofthe Seymour Family> 8 vols. 18s. dr~ The Spy, a Tale of Cm Neutral Ground, Mr. Cooper, Edit. 8 vols. !Bs. • The Wilderness, the Youthful Day*.of Washington, by Solomon ...
THE TOWER, OK SUPERSTITION SUHOUJ^Ii,
... Now shone,—a tiny Imp's dark form view ! ' One!’ cried the officer,' Pr»y where's the other V ' Close by jour cloven foot, 1 spy another,’ The sentry sard, So courteous Mister Devil, 'With all your candying tongue, and manners civil, * For once your subtlety ...
PODTRY., STANZAS, O ‘tis sweet on the storm-lash‘d | When the bi peach to stand, Nowy foam in m And
... 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 ...
HOUSE OF COMMONS
... 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 ...
Southampton
... 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 ...
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT
... RedesdaU ridiculed the notion of a sadden reform in the Court of Chancery, a notion which, be said, could scarcely enter into spy head, but that of the noble Earl (GrosveDor.)-— The bill was tben read a third time and passed. TUESDAY, Jwi*b2B — The Karl ...
Anecdote of an introduction to Lord Byron
... fashion. The poet dropped at his usual hour, cast his mistrustful glance around, and observing that no stringer was present to spy upon his Unbended hour, he relaxed his haughtiness into the easy, trifling converse which the mind accustomed to exertion loves ...
Anecdote of an introduction to Lord Byron
... poet dropped in nt his usual hour, cast his mistrustful glance around, and observing that no stranger wa.s present to be a spy upon his unbended hour, he relaxed bis haughtiness into the easy, trifling converse which the mind accustomed exertion loves ...
Friday and Saturday's Posts
... in the two Volumes ri addition to which it embraces the whole spirit r ° lue 'commencement. Price lOs.Cd. each volume • . SH Spy.—The first volume of this highly ,'''«» ,''V' lst completed. To the lovers of reatfjWmiri the ? treat of the highest illus'Utor ...
DORSETSHIRE
... persons an opportunity of marking their existing Weights and Measures as directed the 16th Section of the afores tid Statute, spying notice iu the most public manner possible of the day and hour at which will attend in each place for such purpose. Thst each ...