... cd vitthdraws It: in short, burns the carbon. This removal ot the carbon, oommenoing at the surface, gradually prooeeds inwards. until'the whole sutestance of the article has been decarbonised, auidthe cast iron converted Into soft wrought iron, without ...

... byhdgbalte cou1 hvo behaiou, bt h preferred isapriseaznint If 1' -painsii nd eNW4ire4 his .enc; . witwut makin the faintest Complaint. No i soonexie-as hbe- rejleased than the Go3rern- a uefi rect~muzenced proceedings against him, a on aother chargej and ...

... when the captain and crew arrived; I had not previously kno*n the captain, and I was engaged by Mr. Long; the crew made no complaint on the day of their arrival, so far as I know ; I gave my boy orders to give them a dinner at twelve o'clock, but I was a9horo ...

... his policy, but to his character, because with respect the policy I do not for a moment deny that I night, under a strong inward sense of duty, have vied language which might be entitled to the character of offensive epithets. Upon reading theme statements ...

... shall act (cheers). That the minister who, year after year, has acknowledged these complaints and then these difficulties, and who by his i tone implied that in his inward heart he recognised these ii- justices, shall snot fail in attempting a remedy (hear ...

... and what- ever may be the course taken by her Mlajestv's Government. it c.an have no effect on the ?? taken in regard to the inward mails. Mr. M. Healy, MI. .-I said that the abandon. =ent ef tsle Queen-itv;; ?? will lead to her easlug to be a port of call ...

... land us on the coast of France, but the wind shifting, he was obliged to stand out to sea in the hope of falling in with an inward-bound ship. This not occurring, he determined to land us on the coast of England, and tried for Falmouth. The weather became ...

... building from profane ple use, that It may be distinguished from the dwellings of man, an nat only by Its outward form and its inward furnishing, but pro still more by the sacredlness of its character and the boliness ral of Ito purpore a. hat it may be for ...

... the Prime Minister, the crew of a vessel th belonging to a member of the House of Corn- of mons should have made public complaint of vi the ill-treatment they received on board her. t6 The deputation which addressed Mr. Dis- vi :AEtl on Saturday was large ...

... amunition to the Cape there was no restriction, but af ter their importation they could not be removed E from the Qaueos stores inwards with- I out a licence. In Natal arms could only or be removed into the interior by application through the Attorney-General ...

... Irish Party is to maintain the cprincple of the independence of Ireland, entire separa- i tion between the two countries. My complaint, Mil. Speaker, is that the right hou gentlemn-I do not know whether 1 am justified in saying suppressed-at any rate lie d ...

... in the~resz. This fntlI sbook the column, but did not break it; and he had to abli charge it in flank, which the'wheeling inward of the right 15t1 'wing had left exposed, with the 4th Dragoon Guards. This Rai fully answered the purpose, and this enormous ...