... Venables, Jones, Morland, Wilson, Lamb» ' / Acton, Bower. Stanford, Masters, Carrow, At the Castle Hotel.—Capts.Jones, V v ' Spy «ker, Torrille; Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, * Me«ar». Resdall, Clapcotl, Coward, P eaC^ 't, acnin, Mogg, Wav, Hobbs, Phelps Baker, ...

... minds became more at ease for their ultimate safety.— Sir J. Ross's Antarctic Voyage. Pitcairn's Island.—Her Majesty's brig Spy arrived off this island about the 26th of February, about ten o'clock in the morning, and was boarded by George Adams and some ...

... and this is one of them. You nol, for example, hang prisoners of war, but you hang a spy ; and no protection or sanction on the part government is able save a spy. So when two nations are peace a minder cannot justified. Suppose England send secret agent ...

... the Home Office bad got its intimation from a spy ? This motion, seconded Mr. Hume, was strongly opposed hy Sir James Graham, who denied that any spy had been employed ; and disclaimed and denounced the spy system in general. believed that a government ...

... the arms which were to be turned against the existing state of things; and that Blanqui, the chief conspirator of them all, spy of Louis Philippe, and now traitor to traitors, has been set at liberty. The measures of the Government, too, betray lamentable ...

... Whose life each moment is decay, And change, from childhood's opening day, Sit before him—while his eye Inmost character doth spy ; All lhat God's own hand hath traced the forehead uneffaced. What man should be and Is not: Lines of fancy, thought ; humanity ...

... two years ? Besides, after a close investigation, no trace could be found at the Foreign Office of any such cutter, or of any spy-landing operations so described. Captain Warner, moreover, has on every occasion fought shy of exhibiting the powers of his ...

... Cure of °d his clergy immediately obeyed the King's t/jjj • and came to Sablonville. e,nnuence P ower| medicaments, the agony Spying Prince was prolonged. Life withdrew, but *'y' an d not without struggling powerfully against * 'destruction of so much youthful ...

... traced to the spy system established by the Government. Lord J. Russell believed the report of the Committee on Petitions to correct. The noble lord suggested to Mr. F. O'Connor that, perhaps, the National Convention was itself part of the spy system. Mr ...

... innocent gypsying in Tipperary. Objection grew out of objection; Smith O'Brren, from the dock, roundly abused the reporter as a spy; the reporter became exhausted reading his notes; and thus the second day was worn out—the question of the admissibility of ...

... Sturge's party. White cross-examined one of the Policemen who had formerly been a Chartist, with a view showing that there was a spy system in operation but a Magistrate told the witness that he might refuse to answer such questions, and he did so. White waa ...

... but evidently written chiefly for the display of Celeste's talent. On Monday j Mar c Ducange was repeated, with The French Spy. In the latter piece Celeste's performances fully established her claim the high posit ion which has so justly been assigned ...