... period of her visit, she had always mani- fested an interest in the wel'are of her people, and a desire that every ressonable complaint should be removed, and an anxiety that equal justice should be administered in all it parts of her kin; m, was not surprising ...

... We regret that our limits oblige us to pass rapidly over this section of the pamphlet. The following is a sum mary of the complaint urged by the Bishop on this head : — The selection made by the judges of es to represent Mr. Gorham’s doctrine is remarkable ...

... pressing fear which the prevalence of cholera and fever had then put upon them ; but I see every outward and visible mark of the inward working of care and mental depression, the result of the want of shelter, the want of sufficiency of wholesome food; nay, ...

... when the of Canterbury would denounce indulgence in mutton chops 02 Friday, and prescribe holy water as a ific for all inward complaints. What would they say to that at Exeter-hall of St. Jude’s ? The whole ical garden of the Apoca- lypse broke loose, with ...

... relating to the appointment and the revoca- tion of primary teachers. One of those measures has put an end to old and warm complaints. The other, according to the unanimous reports of the Prefects, has produced the most fortunate results. “ The important ...

... here described, Cork on account of its position, peculiarly eligible as a port of call; the Transatlantic' Steamer, on the inward and outward voyage, at present passes within a few miles and frequently within sight of Cork Harbour; only slight deviation ...

... doscribod, Cork, on account of its position, is peculiarly eligible as a port of call ; as the Transatlantic steamer, on the inward and outward voyage, at present passes within a few miles and frequently within sight of Cork harbour and only a slight deviation ...

... in Ireland, how far would it be advantageous to adept one as a Port at which every Packet should touch, either outward or inward bonnd, where it could coal, from whence when outward bound it would take its final departure with the mails, &c., and on return ...

... shall act (Cheers.) That the minister who, year after year, has acknowledged these complaints and then these difficulties, and who by hit tone Implied that in bis inward heart recognised these injustices, shall not fail in attempting remedy. (Hear, hear ...

... human youth ! Let them feel that this cold metallic motion Ts not all the life God fashions or reveals— Let them prove their inward souls against the notion That they live in you, or under you, O wheels !— Still, all day, the iron wheels go onward, Grinding ...

... watching these hardy la- bourers destroving those barriers which nature had so lon; to progress, I was convinced of the of me complaint brought against the Irish their Saxon weighbours—I allude to the charge of idleness. To see ‘those poor fellows work in the ...

... during the past season, for the forwardi ing of emigrants from the ship’s side at this po! rt to the sever: al lake and and inward ports in Up- per Canada ‘and the United States; through which arrange- ment, the emigrants were secu! red a comfortable conveyance ...