... , whether it ought aot to be an expression of the inward convictions aa-l (so to speak) life of devotion of the worshipper, and aot adopted as a means of awakening such convictions, or creating inward devotion. These are very grave questions, aud should ...

... Chuich, and we think that this may be best secured by providing aggrieved parishioners with an easy aud effectual process for complaint and redress.' 2. That in the opinion of the presid^ut and council these words-, if limited (m one of the commissioners ...

... only respecting the bond of union, de.iiie on their fate and on the constitution which they may think proper to choose. Complaints were made at Turin nix weeks ago of Garibaldi having assumed the title of Dictator !in the name of the King of Sardinia ...

... Nas- sau, N.P., where it was reported she was to be placed under the command of Semmes, late com- mander of the Sumter. Complaints having been made that there had already been an infringement of the British Foreign Enlistment Act by the find- ing of articles ...

... provinces the news Suiiaa, Ku3temljie, Salon „ „ ?? disease is raging with great malign. . ceived at the latter city :: inwards from Bushiie towards Locally, however, the worst :> z. -v certui may be confidently hoped that ia weekly report it wiil be ...

... English gag, 34 to ?? n, ' to the French, 25 to the Hanoverian ,i ' Dutch. There was only u:-.j ?? t gian flag. The cargoes inwards chiefly co&V* ?? wine, timber, oats, china, elav, (ileairinon. * : wheat, iron, ...

... home expenses to in ■■.-„,.■. ,, ?? be calculated. It i.s difficult to determine what , ?? ,. C. C. C. implies iv hi.s complaint that Lhe n society's missionaries have never reached 500 respondent cannot assert that *s many as ?? support have not always ...

... 1852, that constitutional Parliament has been called upou to exercise no small degree of self-denial. It descended without complaint from its previous higher sphere of action when the Rigsraad was established, and it then directed itself with so much energy ...

... all nervous, bilious, liver, and stomach complaints. 60,000 annual cures j which had resisted all medicine.— Cure Xo. 54,816. The Key. .Jas. T. Campbell, Fakenham, Norfolk, of indigestion and liver complaint.— Cure Xo. 4(3,270. James Roberts, ?? of Frimley ...

... for the pa.-t yt'ur gives a gross total of 49,228 ships entered inwards and cleared outwards, and v,n aggregate i ouuage of 7, 732 ; 473 tons; 12, ...

... will legislate at all lik ...

... corporations and cankerous oligarchies. That it has failed in Oxford duly to de- velop immense advantages, is the subject of complaint throughout this volume. ' ' The value of education, as there stated, is measured by three rules : What is it worth to ...