... letter, it may be well that I should give the actual text of the Soldier's Pocket Ledger in regard to complaints. Under head Mode of Complaint by Soldier, B. will find on page 20 the following If any soldier thinks himself wronged in any matter ...

... neutralisa the influence of the demagogue, is re for persons in authority to manifest a readiness to consider re ceuses of complaint, in the case of those under them, and to tl redress any real grievances from which they may be Shown to in suffer. I rejoice ...

... cleared out in ballast, 13. Eight British vessels cleared out in ballast. One hundred and fifty- seven British vessels entered inwards. SHocxiNse TRAGEDY IN Soro.-An exceptionally sad ease of Self-destruction occurred*the other morning at 67, New Compton-atroet ...

... better that it should come out upon the surface in a sudden p.irde], than that it should spread silently ?? the party as an inward 'TIe ?raj believes that such words as those used by Mr. Gladstone aeste ~iav have seldom been dlung by any Minister at a member ...

... -letaly's remark that the persistence of the Government in pressing for tile secotid reading of the Belfast Bill argued an inward conviction that site Locatl Governtsent Bill would not become law was taken up by Mr. cortliv. s Who spoke with significant ...

... Charing Cross to the Royal Exchange in a cab. If certain streets were used exclusively for outward traffic and others for inward, a great relief would be experienced but the great cause of block is, permitting vehicles to impede the circulation by stopping ...

... sea has become a standing prescription among all judicious practitioners. It is warranted against the whole gamut of human complaints, and the Faculty draw on it as the last and best resource of the Pharmacopoeia. But there is a less obvious attraction, ...

... come from George Fox. The loss of m odes of outward expression of belief (if so be) only drives pious souls more inward, and the inward devotion shines the more tirough,. No doubt ; but the loss of the outward expression is :1u. Pusey's own act. He ...

... tomake burly Luther's old 'complaint,-we seek to heal the sore, and leave untouched the ulcer, or envenom it still more. But, as an unfortunate woman wrote recently to the Times, let us beware, lest we turn the sore inwards. ...

... Bill of Entry, lpublislled this mornilig gives areturn of the nunsber aned tonnaige of tlse ships that have Pe .ble, entered inwards from aid clearedoutwards for foreign ports do loain in the week ending else 4th Oct., 1856, ais well as the cor- In rb rsodn ...

... entered inwards fronm and cleared outwards foi jforeign ports in the week ending the 26th December, 1857 aS well as the corresponding year of 1856. It appears thai during the last week 82 ships of an ajgregate tonnago on 39,922 tons, entered- inwards, against ...

... the case against them is now doubly strong, for it has precedent to justify it, and their present complaints have less foundation than their complaints in 1827. Liverpool is not so prominent in this movement as in that of 1827. It is the site of steam ...