... gallipot, which were taken. She found hemlf better, and went to mm: raid, era mart w get better dinelly, becauee it an inward complaint. She and her eiater eon. rinued off and on to take medicine till Ohrietmaa, whm she grew much wone. Once she a physician, ...

... forcijfn ship, pinp not admissildc. It may. therefore, be fairly assumed that of th - above tons British foreign traders entend inwards, the same proportion of those cleared outwards, was in the colonial trade, which must be deducted. Then* If from tons take ...

... is more profitable that resentful or ambitious passions should discharge themselves in words, however foul, than be driven inwards, and burst out again in black and fierce atrocities, iisstly, it most desirable of all, that if these speech-maker* have any ...

... enjoy the unnumbered blessings of freedom not a native arm was lifted against the Portuguese Constitution—not a murmur of complaint was heard, but from the representatives of foreign despots—not one drop of blood spilt in vengeance stained the threshold ...

... record the followinu details of distressing crem which occurred off here this morning At day-light large si-lip shore on the inward part of the Goodwin Sand, her beam ends; and, soon after, the whole her masts went by the board, at which time the crew were ...

... blown very hard all dart the oulwaid bound ride in aafety. . Liverpool, Nor. 27—There haa been a signal die. trace for an inward-bound brig on ahotc, near Hoylake, and she ia said to bare gone to pieces. Belfast, Not. 9i—The Jane, Smith, from Liverpool ...

... atpre- corridor is about sixteen feet wide, fourteen feet high, front towards the east, the only ad- *bc windows it look inwards to the quadrangle. I think in which it can be seen this corridor branch off the various apsrlments Intended te occasions the ...

... good., be should take them away either by cajoling by violence. * , . . . The Solicitor for tbedefendaot declared that toe complaint's books ■ said not word about the payment of the 100 L i The Lobd Mayor raid knew both pattire respecuble, and was wrry that ...

... lights, the Cuuom-housa dutiaa, and had in (set cleared her out. Under these cucnmeunces, of there being broker foe the ahip inwards, and no owners available, was instructed that die brokers outerarde were liable, and against them he proceeded. , Hr.Hurry ...

... with palayj and alao woman of the name of Toonadera and her mother, and the former thete two had been afflicted with on inward complaint. la the aame village there lived old woman, very poor and very miactable, who had the reputation of being a sorceress ...

... attended, and Mr. T. Saunders and Mr. Blencsirn ap. neared with the deputation from St. Botolph. Alderman Thomp•en stated the complaints the citizens at great length to the Bishop his personal friend, and appealed to him to interfere, on grounds, that supposing ...

... being yeiierally known that the inapntion was tukc place. Tbe Duke looked cxcelkot IteaJih. Not single vessd was reporter I inwards ui the C*u&- tom-house ooTriday. The N. K. wind the arrival of many vessels loo* expected from the South and Westward. Six ...