... a rheumatic aflbctlon which threatens long aeries a miseries. He was consequence of his illness discharged and tert home. By the rule of the service those eoldien only who had served years, or had been wounded, weje allowed pension ; and the poor soldier ...

... has very good fong, in •«th he enuaurutia the names of variety of bal•u ** ,B me-miuned • God fave the King,’ _ ,lr home,* and Rule Britannia,’ the pubhwiment loyally mauiletted ilfclf in repeated '■• •Pt.laufe. Ike piece went extremely well. The flyle ...

... uliaervitl that the signal Uaometimes negligently ntlriided to. There might to lie Home uniform rule lor tlw prompt obedience to signals; and, after dark at least, the rule should never relaxed. ...

... humanity, than once imbibe the fatal delusion that a landlord has a heart, a legislature a conscience, or a Celt a home under Saxon rule. If caution and restriction were all that Lord amendment intended, it bad been most abundantly secured, too much in ...

... Irish affairs there is but one rule for governing the people; and what your lordships think that golden rule is! doing what is nght and just 1 By pursuing the policy which the interests of all require No such thing ! The rule is far simpler than that. By ...

... which he professes, that the money which Irish absentees spend abroad, enriches the parishes from whence itisdrswn home. the same rule he will no doubt establish, that the labour also which the emigrant bestows upon the soil, in the neighbourhood of Lakes ...

... ettemoon, and , o ,' nomination to the hiyheet etalion in tile choice of the whiZe, h!o .l? . J. l “'Tv no d0 bl authoritic, at home, rule the dcelinie, of India, alike to the ”Z ' ‘ ! ? te hen,on ' hta Clerk, and the benefit mi Interest of it, ,nl,jctt, and ...

... net ../the rules of with •if 1 had been member from beginning efthe that we made it wnung^wthmetic, and the been nniform y the French grammar. The *“ l1 , , tabl |,h by my given in a way which I presume would have been ogroeable acquired at home, it bang ...

... above rule, trac 149.815,000,000,000 square miles! It is quite evident the writer knew not whet was even meant by the quadrature of the circle. Squaring the circle, is to bod Its true area, or fiod the exact ratio of tbs diameter to tbs circumference ...

... the bagatelle, there Is the serious regular conversation bore, who listens to himself talks from notes, and witty by rule. All rules for conversation were no doubt invented by bores, and if followed would make all men and women bores, cither in straining ...

... this instance, it was thought, had « * n i by tho prisoners. Rule 21 was, .. i on*ii*emen !\nl flrimen roost pay Immediate attention all whether the cause the signals is known to them not.** Rule 23 was, •• The engin men must rebate the wor king their engines ...

... sittings after term, and that rule nut was obtained in the beginning of the present term fora new trial. Anaction has also been brought the same plaintiff in the present case against the solicitor to theparisn for the removal of his goods to the workhouse ...