... along it struggling in many places very r hard for an existence. The trees, when they are '6 to be met with, are all bent inwards at a consider- able angle from the perpendicular; their branches stretch inland from the sea, whilst at top they are S cut ...

... observed the complaints which in mans' parts of I the kingdom have proceeded frem the owners and occupiers of land. Why, that was nothain more l or less than 4 l slap in the face for the owners and occupiers of land for making complaints. And then she ...

... increased to 4,052,?0001. Thle experta, C Nihin1836 were 1,929,0001., had increased in 1846 to 1 3,201.'0001. The shipping inwards had increased from Jii 1,077,000 tons in 1835 to 1,461,000 tons in, 1846, and tiem Gh pngouitwards fronm 1,005 600 tons to ...

... Their increase, since they were first employed in the conveyance of goods in 1822, has ?? vessels, inwards, 3,930-outwards, 3,761 ; in tonnage, inwards, 789,262-outwards, 763,710. After ihis, in due order, comes the steam foreign trade of the port of ...

... Liverpool, and c only one inward bound. The names of the eight r were-the Pennsylvania, the St. Andrew, the Eng-I land, the United States, the Ocean Monarch, the e Caleb Grimshaw, the Hottinguer, and the John R 1 Skiddy. The inward bound ship was the Stephen ...

... the rich merchants of Liver- the pool. On the Liverpool side he will discover that do( the docks, instead of being carried inwards upon the fac gri low land, have been constructed along the line of the bei river, and that the distance between the docks ...

... party, but hitherto their fidelity to their standards w~ has not been put to the test, and whatever may w have been their inward sentiments, they have not hie up to this moment followed the detestable example gi of the Baden army. The Staats An,-eiger ...

... refer 1- to the very extraordinary and involved passage- r the obscurity of which appears to be caused by 'Y the disturbing inward influence of conscience- I. in which the Cardinal, after announcing to the 1 i; faithful that the Roman Catholic Church is ...

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

... 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 ...