... expelled- that hle would leave no itone unturned to have the plaintiff expelled from ever fociety *hatever and that lie had the complaint agaioli the plain. tif-7 from a male child of nine years of age. Tlic declaration then proceeds to inier that the words thus ...

... hime (Cuisnel Qointlit) to see. ConIitus buslit he had not afforded to his country or ltothe officers any jastground of complaint.itoh Ce- fused to see it. Thbis letter was dlelivered to his Roy'al Iliglitiess -ott the tfth of August, when it Was rueRd ...

... is toa say) Passive Obedience and Brilsery. a 'What meanest thou by this word jest? A. I mean an outward visible sign of an inward irttellecttal meanness, ordained by the Minister himself as a pledge to assure t; him thereof. Q, How many parts are there ...

... adnpted by ?? is singular, it is a well sinown fact that he continues to pcpforf' the mnss sttnfisihi:g cures, in all inward complaints, in gases liere others have hailed. E aaATUs! in Saturdaty's Parc--Mrs. Orger's B3vnefit, at the R oyal Circus, instead ...

... schoolmaster of a charity school at. Egharn, founded forethe, education of the children of the poor parishioners. and the complaint made against the petitioner was, that be had 'employed a tutor to educate the children who'owere.nintled to share the bounty ...

... natarally aI ilsonie mao, his appearance was uvoe-w0orta, iand his de- `amour calculated to excite commiseration. He looked I hda inward feelings mightbe supposedtodictate, norwas indication of a sustain'd exertion at all visible. He wias aned in a black coat ...

... discharged at the termination of European hostilities. For about 18 months be has been subject to sodden attacks of an inward complaint, and to fits, and has been unable to work as formerly for the support of his family; in consequence of which the overseers ...

... who came furward as thle friends and advocates of their fellow-creatures, bht who made use of outward sanctity only to cover inward fraud and dishonesty. it would be for the Jutry. to decide how far such observations were ap- plicable to the case before ...

... had to wait until the wind shifted. In tile mean time, a vessel com- ing down, caught their off-moorings, which broke the inward one and set them adrift; she drove dowa upon berown and other anchors, ant received to the ainountof20l.or3Oi damages. If ...

... and also a woman of the name of Tonnadere and her mother and the former of these two had been for some time aisictea with an inward sotoplaiat. In the same village there lived an old woman, very poor &nd very miserable. who had the re. putation of being ...

... of having beendg geil by three peisons wherever the scent ; arid is ttwo or ethree nights afterwards lie mtade the same complaint, oh- am ving that lie had only kniost', one of thle tllre'e persona. He said, that itiless they dlesistedl, lie cer~aikl ...

... o'clock. I hinted to himi thatt his defence, though perhaps ingenious, could not be believed, and that surely he wouldd feel en inward sattsfaction in confessing thle truth. He thenl declared his defence was true, and that be had nothing to confess; indree ...