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... fine hue Now shone, tiny imp's dark form view . • One!’ cried the officer, Pray where’s the other V Close your cloven foot, spy another. The sentry said,—* So courteous Mister Devil, * With all your candying tongue, civil, * For once your subilety with ...

... Jet’s fine hue shone,—a tiny Imp's dark form to view ! *Oue cried the officer, Pray where’s the other I your cloven foul, 1 spy another,* I The said, —* courteous Mister Devil, M;th all your candying to ague, ami manners ciril, IM once vou. subtlety with ...

... shone,—a tiny Imp’s dark form to view ' • One I’ cried the officer. ■ Pray where’s the other 4 Close by your cloven foot, 1 spy another.’ The sentry said,—' courteous Mister Devil. • With all your candying tongue, and manners ciril, ■ For once your subtlety ...

... 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 ...

... make my bow. Well—Catch me coining here to entertain, doing a good-natured thing again Oh—very well—I've doue. Who's that I spy It's Mr. with a turkey pie— most delicious looking pie—I must Drop iu, and ask him he make* the crust. Hunt to the other Stage ...

... intolerance and superstitions prejudices. In Cadiz, and >me neighbouring cities, the local authorities have increased the polios or spy establishment, by which means they know, the joint report three or four hundred of these gentry, what done and said every day ...

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... a son—On the 7th inst. Moor Park, the lady of Thomas Naghten, ot Crofton House, Titchfield, of a daughter. Married at Rom spy, on Tuesday the 12th inst. by the Rev. John Fold, Mr. Richard Graves, London, draper, to Miss Anne Deare, second daughter of ...

... —The Mills contain 1 waters-wheel* 3 engines, 2 vats (with commodious workhouse for a third vat, whjch may be added without spy other additional expence than the mere vat, there being already chest presses, engine, &c. necesary for the purpose) and presses ...

... hid ?? away. He cast on the piece his eve, And cried, with a giggle, U Tis now like a ridtile For, friend, through it I can spy. A handsome one. of brilliant hue Attracted now his sight, He gave one pull, 'teas quite enought, The piece became blank white ...

... superstitious prejudices. In Cadiz, and in some of tiie neighbouring citle*, the local mii thorit ?? hare increased the police, or spy rstahlWhment, to the number of, thirty in ench Borriit, by which means they knew, by the. Joint report of three or four hundred ...