... France persists in her.ref oast to comply with the terms of a treaty, the object of which was, by removing causes of mutual complaint, to renew ancient feelings of friendship, and to imite the two nations in the bonds of amity, and of a mutually beneficial ...

... Owen expressed it, turn !.* Field Pteachers. The doors were then closed and whilst Mr. Owen occupied the attention of the inward eisiitory Messrs. Smith and Finch addressed those on the walside. On Monday evening Mr. Owen delivered a lecture in the Tovni ...

... of the conaLtution as not to recollect that there was nothing extraordinary in the grant and condition going together' A complaint was tuade of the toseconty of the property of tithes. The House of Commons was perfectly right acted in conformity with the ...

... only «nc price given. Saturday, at the Kingston Batty Smatona, Mr. Royal, of the Adam and Eve, Kingston, appeared to the complaint of John Fitxgerald, sergeant the Regiment, for not receiving two recruits which had been duly on him. Mr. Royal, in his defence ...

... peace which had been often promised, but had ne*er arrired, the of confession. Let them b-* aware of the fart, and digest it inward y in their minds, that peace was not attained the pri ...

... disonlers, Ile doloureux, inward wanting*, lowness of spirits in every stage cf debility, whether mutual or acquired ; palpitation of the heart, sick bead ache, seusimd weakness, obstinate coughs, dimness of sight, liver complaints, offensive brentli, blotches ...

... bowel complaints, costivenets, croup, debility, dropsy; and the most effectual remedy ever offered to the public in any shape shatever, for colds, coughs, surfeits, pains In the site, difficulty in breathing, whaexings, consumptive complaints, rheumatism ...

... bowel complaints, costiveness, croup, debility, dropsy; and the must effectual remedy ever offered to the public in any shape whatever, fur colds, coughs, surfeits, pains in the side, difficulty in breathing, wheezings, consumptive complaints, rheumatism ...

... appetite, bowel complaints, costiveness, croup, debility, dropsy; and the effectual reiuedy ever offered to the public in any shape whatever, fur colds, coughs, surfeits, pains in the side, difficulty in breathing, abeezings, conoimptive complaints, rheumatism ...

... bowel complaints, costiveness, croup. debility, dropsy ; and the must effectual remedy ever offered to the public in any shape whatever, for colds, coughs, surfeits, pains in the side, difficulty in breathing, wheezings, consumptive complaints, rheumatism ...

... appetite, bowel complaints, costiveness, croup, debility, ; and the most effectual remedy ever offered to the public in any shape whatever, fur colds, coughs, surfeits, pains in the side, difficulty in breathing. wheesings, consumptive complaints, rheumatism ...

... wourd flint that It Wall admitted by the treasury benches that Mere were many just causerie complaint ex- Wang with respect to the lanadairs (hear, I They Complaint I first of all that itie Legmatrve Cowie! was Mese lathe noses of the people, and Ilial every ...