... scarcely inferior ;, to the immediate sufferers in the field. The _ trade, the arts, the intercourse of all Europe would be exposed to instant peril. Every country must put its forces on the war establishment, e must increase its burthens, and must turn ...

... inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Frank William Critchley, on the 9th of September, at St. Peter's, and further withv wilfully exposing the child in such a manner as to cause it unsecessary suffering and injury to its health. Prisoner pleaded guilty to the ...

... enjoyable. R:in descended in torrents, p accompanied by a strong breeze from the north-east, the u ill effeots of whieh, from the exposed position of the Castle B Hill, were severely felt. Shallow intrenohments were, or however, dug round each tent, and by these ...

... G;-rman society's room, to refuse them the room for any future meeting. T'he Gormans behaved perfectly well during these times. Exposed tothe most pfttV persecution tof the police, they yet rested at their post. Th y as- sisted every evening at the meetine o0 ...

... 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 ...

... the next year vwe have been deficient 1, inperfectly felttered flowers. We are agtaic experimentitog by r having one bhd exposed to all weathers, whilst the other has had no moistute for three months, neither will it till the bulbs are i' safely harvested ...

... Brittsh p ublic will not grudge the money necessary to remove the ihameful'srandsls of workhouses which it was our duty to' expose three years ago, If the moderate improvements wo sought for and which to a large extent have sileO beean obtained, -sve rade ...

... connecting tradition rise with the Scriptures wvere pointed out at great length_ tsed the views and objects of the Puseyites were exposed. iug some striking passages were quoted from a sermon by ,ane Professor Keeble, of Oiford-and the priiciplb and at object ...

... 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 ...

... of course, disinterested; and is a reproach upon our town. I am of opinion that the Officer of Health for the town ought to fake measure's foi suppressing many of thesc . places as public inuisarces. Let me add that the blocking of our streets by the cattle ...

... LrLL.LI IV LU. I ~ On Monday last, a public meeting was 'held In. the Court of Requests Room, Town Hall, for the purpose of faking Into e, consideration the propriety of- petitioning parliament to limit o the capital to be employed in the construction of ...