... aind other alleged icauses for distress. There were other of our most -valued 1 institutions which might, in such a ease, he exposed to the -same danger from agitation. The existence of' tithe, the existence of the estabfishod church, the existence of a power- ...

... not only osn-thse left but the right banks Sii of the river, so that when the left was carried the assailants ass wvere exposed to attacks; from the right; so it was no small t affair. Everything suehs men as.Sir Hugh Gough and Sir tay Henry Hardinge ...

... figures. 'The President said, that it should be remembered that a railroad weas a 2var, in which their servants every day exposed their lives or liberty, for that a neiv laow had just benI pWassetd, by which the least iI- atteation or carelessness e.q)osed'( ...

... the report of Lord to Devon-they had heard it confirmed by the lion. Hand learned neenber for Conrc (Mr. O'Connell)-tloat, fakeing one yearwith ~c another, there were 2,300,000 destitute poor in Ireland. There eit was seething that he (Lord G, Beiotinclc) ...

... London; but the noble lord, whilst revelling in these h descriptions, had avoided to probe the root of the calamity, I le and to expose the real causes of the difference. Had it ( 1. never occurred to him, as the real solution of this seeming l . nystery, that ...

... the nature of the districts which they toe minget combine together, for if they made the divisions too c'O wide, they would expose themselves to all sorts of frsndulent l~ applirstions. If any bill came before their lordohips in- volvingi a. depitrture ...

... health andi prospects. 'Ie party em-parti played under Captain Dickinson endured all manner of Clain, hacclships. They. were exposed to every inclemency they of the weather; they were lying qt three miles distance meril from the scene of theirToperations; ...

... broken chein of such interference on our part; nay, more, that the 'comnlan ttowhich the present government ismost-justly exposed,is nt tat they'have not initerferedbut that they have interfered only on the wrong side. Here, then, ran the noble lord's ...

... whom most of the frauds stated 1 in paragraphs 3 and 4 are to be attributed. As examples of these, it is stated cotton is exposed to the dew for the sake of increasing its weight, and that masses of seeds, of old il'ppcas, of wetted cotton, and even of ...

... We deaied to call attention to some of the exciting causes, which are commonly underrated, if not wholly overlooked; and to expose particular errors into which well-meaning but ill-informed persons are apt to fall regarding the nature of the evil in ques8 ...

... need not say so, for every one has heard the statement-, there- is'eleven in nunibe these French steamers which we have been exposed to this danger, which may even ruin [ E3ngland, all on a sudden destroy our catles, or lead to the occupation of the capital ...

... an impression prevailing in the court at Win- 'Of chester that the crown property had been so wantonly nog- r'y looted and exposed to plunder that the prisoners ought to be ,_acquitted ?-Yes, I understood that generally. Did the chairman, in his charge ...