... to the winds. The mere expression of the thought in words is something, though nobody hears it; for words give a body the inward conception, even though they are returned from the rocks of the wilderness, and come back to the speaker solitary as they ...

... delay which takes place in tho transit to and from London, especially at Queenstown, with respect both to tho outward and inward mails ; and to ask whether the Post-office authorities intend to take any measures to obviate these delays, and expedite as ...

... respecting the foreign trade of the United Kingdom, and the bearing thereon of the charges imposed on the entry of goods inwards, and on bills of lading outwards, by the Customs' Act of 1860, as well aa the operation of the said charges upon trade : In ...

... edification, whether it ought not be an expression of the inward convictions and (so to speak) life of devotion the worshipper, and not adopted as means of awakening such convictions, or creating inward devotion. These are very grave questions, and should ...

... that BUI. 3. Those men knew that they had just cause of complaint. They did not, therefore, in obedience to the wellknown rules of the service, prefer individually and respectfully their complaints to their officers, but they, collectively and in seditious ...

... treatment for it, quartered (and is the regular standing arrangement) in a large roomin the first story, and sailors with other complaint* iu the wards in the story above, and that without any precaution taken to prevent the infection, if there be any, passing ...

... where they can never be of service, of works begun, partly finished, then demolished, and again rebuilt. All this kind of complaint could multiplied to almost indefinite extent if the object were only to cast as much discredit as were possible upon ourselves ...

... out his came, sad w• are, is. des& disposed to go further, tad eat as ' explained by himself out away his own ground of complaint. Mr. Arroun's notice of motion on the subject had been so often put off that we hoped he had recognized the propriety of ...

... esoretery will reply with aa or a promise of %quay, and that the stwopopere their readers war bettor 11/11111111101116 Inward grievers% But Leamovin les • to ids ; he is • public man, mid, is mom ems be has do, but nobody does—he baster. an immentity ...

... have not yet had an opportunity of witnessing with my own eyes the mode/ operandi here, but iii. impoenhle that all the complaints which reach me should be unfounded or =fated, and, moreover, I saw and heard of mending; of the Austrians in Wallachia in ...

... seaports, or towns close to the coast and connected with the sea rivers. Nowhere did it penetrate beyond a short distance inwards. For some time it was localized in the basin of the Mediterranean, and even when it escaped from these limits it still clung ...

... of Lord Thurlow, Mr. Chase wiser than it is possible for nay man to be. maseive brow • moan intellect. His doll eye looks inwards on the deep of his couselossnem, and outwards on the nip and frivolous of and women. He menus to be always debating within ...