... It can scarcely be doubted but that, oppressed by a weary form of internal dryness and dulness, as from an incurable Inward complaint, they would have long since met with an inglorious, and not a very mischievous end. - As matters stand, the Church is ...

... deceased was as 'plain and quiet as possible. There were no symbols and trappings of vwoe, but every countenance betokened the inward sorrow, as if building up in their friendly hearts the funeral stone of him they lamented. The Rev. G. Tucker was a singularly ...

... s have just complained of the arrests, domiciliary visits, and seizures to which they have been recently subjected. The complaint was addressed to the' Legislature, but a committee of that body has re- ported that the proceeding-s were. legal, and that ...

... on of those whose duty it is to try offenders. A few years ego the complaint was that the *Judges were trammelled in the exercise of this discretion by the Legislature. The complaint may very often now be I reversed,-tbat the discretion of these learned ...

... died of the plague. INTERESTING ExraEnnirT.-Place on the upper bar u of a grate, with the heads projecting about one inch g inwards, some ordinary Lucifers-in a few moments they t] ignite. * Then in the same position place a few of the P atent r, Safety ...

... DONATo.-Donato, the celebrated one-legged 1 dancer, has died in the small town of Cyragne, France. E Suffering from an inward complaint' his malady was not S underetoud by the London doctors, and he was wrongly L treated, On his way to Nice he put up at ...

... number of ships outward was 44, with a tonnage of G281 tonst; inward, 185, with a tonnage of v 81,187 tons. In 1800, the number of outward vessels was 217, with a tonnage of 34,000 tons; inward vessels, 037, withl a tonnage of 184,082. The population of ...

... piletisge system, are scp?ralely them and satisfuctorily pro'vsded for. 'This state of things has given boys, rise to mans complaints: Cardiff, Ncsa'port, and Gloucester boys I complain of' the- predoenlnanee of Bristol-a ptcdouoioaacia arrive which, whatever ...

... patronage to Mr. Godwin, ncr entered Into any51 arrangement wtth.him respecting it; nor has any sum of a money been subscribed inwards the re-building, beyond Mr. sb, GodwInsB own gitt of £1100, who contributes the Bamte amount sir also towards an endowment ...

... of the statues from London proper Artlhur Helps. TIn BENEFIT OF A WATERING PLALU.-The invalid often finde-relief from its complaints, less from the healing vir- tues of the Spa itself then because his system of ordinary life undergoes an entire ehange, ...

... vessels and munitious of war to customers who happen to be North Americana. It is an exceedingly querulous and contemptible complaint at the best-very ridiculous and illogical when contrasted witls the conduct of the Americana during tile Crimean war, and ...

... sares. H oping this hint may have the desired effect, I remain, Mr. Editor, NailSwerthr. FI a PaICE AlND No LsPOSITION. a A COMPLAINT. . To the Editor of tite Bristol Mercuty. Smt-Upon my wife and self takin n walk last evening along ag medlaUd-road, we were ...