... traffic to divert. So tI long as the canls and rivers are open, therefore, IM 'ti the Grand Trunk has always found itself exposed to a cmpetition along its whole route by ste- E boats, &e. &,competition not limited to corn and B merchandise, but even extending ...

... few ten-knot merchantmen to carry our Crimean gunboat crews until all danger of war, with Russia is over P It is a, shame to expose the British flag and the brave fellows who guard it to the dangers of cruising in war time on board vessels that can neither ...

... the ruins of an old castle, watching the hugei Atldanc waves d6dh against thle itZcks. A begg, covered with sores, which he exposed in orier to get '-tourist Sympathy insisted, on begging and standing E 0los to me. I .oild not, stand it, aad was focedto ...

... nortlt and n~orth-west coasts, arid' ats i at consequncelC of this ?? eastern and ,southern ~ portions of tue country were exposed to an abnormal prcvtdateoce of wiiids from tile nlorthi- an1 wivrd or nortiII-enAstxvrd. In London, the ordi- tiary pvrct'ntrigl ...

... with frugality until they shall have somewhat St recoveted from the effects of the long suffering to which Ki they have been exposed. The committee then desire to afford TI to each icdividnal, according to his previous avocation and B1 prezent necessities ...

... in rather ns uncomfortable position at Manassas. Then will General M'Clella sadvance, faking good caire to hortify la positions as hegoes along, aid cot to expose almost undisciplined troops to the desperate ona- alaugota of the lmaddened rebels, who ...

... concerning her, 4 and, on the other, the almost total neglect I OD the part of the Cluxrh, uatl, oumparatively recent times, to expose them by the publication i of tbe truth. I am willing to believe that through the acre energetic efforts of the Church in thi ...

... the worhiog rme of Foulandtoe maintain the asat ty ?? reusese of 'the Lord's Day, Ithtey are true to the musue nobiedy Can fake tisom them, but on say wweiues3 Oreelaxttn on their pert it will be lest t tiesis. As u rmesinsvor et the oh ecte of the ...

... aends and ceiling out ' Bravo. li'e Ints of Court a afterwvards went straight away to the station, at which it wais ordered to fake train for London, nnd the departures were so well,-timed on both m ain lines that there was no litch anywhere. To-night crowdsof ...

... they had t asked for 20,000 men it would be granted by acclamation. That showed that the people of England did not wish to expose their wives and families to be destroyed by foreignersd and they felt that any power almost, even a secondary d power, in ...

... 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'( ...

... 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 ...