... that, i thec inquiry the chairman's was the mdving mind' '.id liii th directing hand. To him had been re'served ?? Iohour of exposing iin that ible rept which-,he.drew up the almost inuredible muddle that state of confusion worse eonfounaded which prbvsired' ...

... Was ever pldlosophy a cure against the toothache ? And I never met a clergyman who practised the precepts of the pulpit in faking a ,lower seat at a. twenty minutes' railway feast. Suc'h a transeendemital degree of meck-cns cannot be expected, ill the ...

... political and the judicial administration of thd country-a separation of vital importance to Stateasniufi. efently civilised to fake proper advantage of it, but in Turkestan involving the erection of new tribunals, which it was intended that the natives should ...

... those who first attacked us, occupied 3 a garden in the hollow or t11e road ann also the bush C beyond it in great force, faking special advantage of tf li bush, which wo had not had time to cut downi. The enemy was thus able to advance clsse to our works ...

... found to be disgusted and deeply gieaved and offended by the plunder arid iniquitious dealing to which their church had been exposed. Then as to the landowners, although, nturtoally, tuere might' be differecsa of opinion amorgst them, the general feeling ...

... this he mentioned a Lnusber of striking oases. One was that of a moan who died from fever. OS the persons who attended his F;ake no fewer than 1.5 took fever, and of that number Eix died. He coald enumerate very many cases, and did meotion two or three ...

... desserted, the regulars being -order ed. out in suipport; of his movement. Thle attack of hi y the enemy rapidly developeil, faking the form of a horseshoe. At length, when the out-skirmishers were drivers in uepon the camp, they found it in possession of ...

... prospect upon which we have every reason to look with thankfulness at this Christmas season,,when it is the fashion for men to fake stock of their position, and to peer as far as may be into the future by means of the light of the past. It is a prospect which ...

... materials, it is a very In singular one; particuiarly as it has been long abandoned ly hy men of science, end lias been often exposed in scion- id tidle books, while it is now held by persons who are a- specially not merely theoretically, but practically, ...

... corner of Jenkins-street, and Herbert-road, Small Reath, was blown down. Situated in an elevated position, tile building was exposed to the cross currents of wind. The building was only two stories high, and was apparently but slightly bailt. The workmen ...

... exception, perhaps, as most millowners think, of cotton spinning. Germany need not fear the new competition to which she will be exposed, and the new and important market which will be open to her must not be usidervalued. The treaty of commerc .on the con- clusion ...

... his appearance ani had' altered somewhat %ith. the new and superio'r clothes ill ihe now wore ; and, w ithout saying more to expose my, to in.] own stupidity, as I thought it, I saw' the case taken fa Idowna and the prisoner locked up till next day,- when ...