... was a wound along the inside of the foot five inches long, one of the joints of the foot was tom open, and the astragalus exposed in the wound and fractured. In order to save the limb the broken bone waa removed by me operation. Extensive sloughing ensued ...

... Hereford Journal the 26th of J last, and tow days afterwards the defendant wrote the letter the Quartermaster stating that had exposed the superintendent a mMcondMt and incivility and asking for written statement of the ] facts. The magistrates for the county ...

... description specification the invention must enrolled and made public. The foreigner alight obtain a copy of the specifioa'ion, and fake cat a patent for it in Lis countiy. You couid not prevent that, unless the English inventor at the same time took out a patent ...

... those laws was suggested as remedial measure to had recourse to if the shipping interest of this country found they were exposed to undue foreign competition. And, he must say, nothing had more amused him in the course of this debateif, on subject so ...

... and that the charge against the defendant at the bar was that he had at his premises, No. 4, Vere-street, Clare-market, exposed for sale, and vended certain indecent prin s and publications. The man had guilty, and, notwithstanding the defendant bad ...

... and deputations were case of an incased currency, while thepropertyef jemm fmm , and-h.,. annuitants, on the contrary, will exposed , j 0 e Opposition, and his future liberation was consithere are a vast number of modifications to dered as the rallying point ...

... plain statement of facts and probabilities respecting a question of infinite importance. It has often been said that we were exposed to ruin from French invasion. Panics have often been created, and as often subsided in the absence of any actual visitation ...

... its inherent inconveniences or dis- 1 advantages, and to guard against the dangers or ac- ' cidents to which our species is exposed from the ne- ] cessary incidents of its progression.” Here, and when Mr. Mill’s favourite philosopher, M. Compte, ' proposes ...

... under an order of the Court. What might be the effect of order could not be said. The greatf majority of the shareholders were faking steps for the bond fide winding up of the affairs of the company, and, under such circumstances, his Honour said be thought ...

... accumulated few inches beneath and about the dwelling-houses of the metropolisa mass of cesspool matter which may be represented by fake six inches deep and 700 acres in extent, and from exbaling surface of that extent,—of which, mark this, the bulk remains constant ...

... receiving goods of the prisoner, knowing them to have been stolen. Mr. Hirschfield.—l gave a fair price for these clocks, having exposed them in my window without removing or erasing the private mark, and have done no more than any other respectable tradesman ...

... looming in the distance.’') (Laughter.) 1 aware that that position is a very peculiar one, and that the Government nave been exposed to much misconception and misrepresentation. Yon know that those who compose the present Cabinet were for series of years ...