... hours. a quently one of the deputation announced to the ten. I that Lord WVaterford is determined to hear, pesonai s.f complaint of every individual on the estate who thou: had reason to complain, and would, if necessary, each in person for that purpose ...

... i di He leaves out 18J18, alfthough it is included allein the recently-publinhcd document from which ram- he quotes. The inward tonnage for the three i ner, years stands thus :-1848, 3,359,077 tons; 1849, 1 all 3,631,589; 1850, 3,363,033. Cleared outwards: ...

... and its devotional appearance; but we allude further to the careful training we have received in that which really is the inward life of what goes ci before our eyes. The solemnity connected with your ordinary administration of holy baptism has seemed ...

... Whose high endeavours are an inward light That makes the path before them always bright. t Surely the secret purpose which Mr. John- sto has predicated of Sir Robert Peel was both a e high endeavour and a inward light; one a which, while it ...

... the noble lord is aware of the r llormous expollse and distress to suitors for justice in tile ' Court of Cuiancery, shoso Complaints are neos standing for sheariig, from the sant of a competent judge to discarlge the rjudicial duties heretofore disehba'gecl ...

... of its inducing hin to retrace the steps be had tkeon in the mustter, 'imost unjustly' (adds your lordship), ' as I think, Inwards you and discourteously towards me.' t The xext step was the issuing, oD Mr.I Broxins arrival inl the island, of my protest ...

... hteail]. Mr. WVAKLEY said this clause would introduce into the .county courts a new principle of actiot. He had heard ito complaints on the subject now under discussion, and as the counsity courts were workiig so well, and so econornically,and were obtaining ...

... that the repeal of these laws had worked most injuriously as re- garded the most valuable of British interests. Outwards and inwards, he asserted, the effect had been the same. He then complained that the principle of free trade, which he would term the cheapest ...

... peitison, ?? floor of thre house ; complaints camse tliilaiad La atl shiponeS against the Goverinmerat of thle abaT. ?? their trade was ruined and entirely desrai once of thle alterations then niade satinsiaa ir these complaints. ultinantely discontiise? No ...

... Metropolitan Inter- ments Bill gave rise to some conversation, in the course of which The Earl of SHAITESBURY renewed his complaints against the Government for the lukewarm support they gave to the Board of Health. Earl GnEY denied that it was the intention ...

... it meant, or whether it had anything to do with any religious ceremony. Mr. Chambers :Did the Holy Brethren ever make a complaint of your master's dinner bell 9-Witness: Nso, sir. Mr. Frederick Harrison, nephewv to the plaintiff, said that he had been ...

... suffering from the Kafir war, and anticipate still greater sacrifices from its further continuance. They are loud in their complaints of the present administra. tion of the Colonial Government, and all unite in the opinion that until the seat of Government ...