... abuasing his wife; who, with true womanly feeling, eove to hide it from the world outside. It was evident, however, that an inward ?? weighed upon her mind. SD much incensed was the eldest son at the treatment his mother received, that he enlisted as a ...

... 6d p.er lb. We tnd PeraVIAn gosno ?? still belrg Sent to the country, which must be for Aberdeen turnips. There are soena complaints of the S1ix crop bsing short, from drought. The cattle markets in Liverpool, on Monday, were lower. Sheep were nearly ld ...

... In weight. From those cau ...

... of his assailant, indict- ing, fortunately, a not very aerious wound. The injured man on hie arrival at Kilkenny made a complaint to the poice about the manner in which be bad been treated, the result of which was that the case was tried by the Mayor ...

... cling to the old precedents. Elere the mayor and the council had adequate protection and ample remedies for any cause of complaint. The mayor has no right at law, merely because ho was mayor presiding at a meeting of the town council, to obtain a criminal ...

... of the felony, hnt you lhnov that the secrets of hearts cannot be known. One alone, one eye alone can penetrate into 'the inward workings of the human heart. And, therefore, no man, according to the laVW of England; can be punished for what passes within ...