... ers who observed the law, and who kept their workmen only 12 hours occupied, very naturally remonstrated, and presented complaints to the Government on the subject. These became so frequent that the Minister of Commerce has issued circular to the Prefects ...

... proceeded to say that it was with regret she had observed the complaints which in many parts of the kingdom have proceeded from the owners and occupiers of land, he hardly thought, when those complaints issued from every county in England—when they were heard ...

... 2,730.082?.; in 1846 4,052,378?. The ex- ports in 1835 amounted to 1,929,605?.; in 1846 3,201,992?. The shipping entered inwards in 1835, 1,077,874 tons; in 1847, 1,461,295. That outwards in 1835, 1,025,527 tons ; in 1847, 1,494,634 tons. This, at all ...

... of their cause who would not consent to the reasonable adjustment.” But still the Home Secretary was painfully aware of an inward voice which whispered that he was engaged in a very shabby office. There seemed to be a desire that the decision of one of ...

... have declined to submit to such a course of examination ; because he did in fact answer nearly all the questions, and no complaint is made of his not having answered them all. The examination being concluded, the bishop refused to institute Mr. Gorham ...

... statement published by the East India and China Association of the number of British ships, with their tonnage, entered inwards and cleared outwards, from and to places within the limits of the East India Company’s Charter, from the Ist of January to ...

... 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 a sufficiency of wholesome food ; nay ...

... sinister motive was evidently at work, in which some oppression was practised under pretext of law—in which the cause of complaint was either flimsy or groundless—in which there was no wrong done, no matter in dispute ; and in such cases there could be ...

... believed if that bill had been adopted this session, leaving it to be amended if necessary next year, they would not hear the complaints made by hon. gentlemen opposite that land in Ireland was sold below its value. Mr. STAFFORD expressed his regret that the ...

... satisfied by his explanations that they were content to wait till the directors could have examined into the causes of their complaints. He (the chairman) arrived at the Shoreditch station within a quarter of an hour after the departure of the men, and he ...

... 08G1b.; the wheat exported to Great Britain aud elsewhere was 14,497 quarters; meal and four, 1,924 tons. The aaiomi tonnage inwards and outwards had increased per cent., viz., from 112,338 to 100,497 tons. Two measures which had been brought forward for ...

... hesitate when we proceed one step further, and maintain that such change of state necessarily implies the conferring of some inward spiritual gifts upon the subject of it. It is surely unreasonable to suppose that where there is a death unto sin, and a new ...