... make was disregarded or not observed, and the unfortunate men found themselves destitute of food of any kind, consequently exposed to all the horrors of famine, and driven about the mercy ofa tempestuous sea, without the slightest prospect of relief. this ...

... punishment on account of a particular act, all the regiment might be deterred, whereas the same regiment would again and again expose itself to a fire, by which several individuals are cut off. On the other hand, are satisfied that both our laws and our Judges ...

... that disturbance had manifestly Increased -(hear).— people were now in state of organization—(hear». This organization might fake to proved, not only by the declarations • f those who formed it, hut likewise the effect which it had produced the elections ...

... they niifjL t be -At ~ifies« meetings. *miy be i^»d the .bustpe** ...

... everything but the Interest and the debt; 'land looking also the fact that the expenditure of this enormous revenue is not exposed to any public observation • /and comment—is not subjected, like the expenditure of the revenue of this country, to the scrutiny ...

... Polish Commonwealth would not suit the Autocrat, and besides, had disappeared amid the revolutions to which Poland had been exposed. This the only coronation which the Poles hare for the last 70 years. M. Dubois, the Nestor of French surgery, was lately ...

... to see any thing which may detract from the merit of him whom he deems generally deserving. Fair criticism is that which exposes both the merits and defects of the work under consideration. As it is fair, it is also the only useful criticism. The end ...

... after few hours’ application. It is also an excellent remedy for Whitlows, common on the fingers of country people who are exposed to the cold ; and is confidently recommended all who may suffer from any of these complaints. Observe that none can genuine ...

... he had been told that this man had been paid for this kind of work. Such improvident expenditure ought to he denounced and exposed our representatives, one which the people would no longer patiently endure. A good deal had been said about great burthen ...

... offered meet them half way. regard t«> wages, they (Mism*. Ashworth) wished withthe *tr»am, and other masters were doing, ,th faking apprentices, they would not have their authority dNputtd. I* letcher asked Air. Ashworth, it the defendant back whether the ...

... mission to Panama. mms 171.nondollar*, or 37.300 The American gross expenditure less than the tenth i | part of hat we pay, fake the average of the last | rive years; with us the year IftSl is about T.iO.OflO. I : below the mean ot* the tour preceding ...

... betting ui» »n this race than »m any one cup • ed. It ran It-» agst. was decidedly the favourite, from . won the handicap fakes «n Wednesday; j * i,;>. and each a gat. Vanish and Alleidalc; . ■■ ekera. Theae few, however, thought .! »;» Kelt closely for ...