... the facts of the case is really a very serious matter. An attendant cannot be supposed to be acquainted with the inward bodily complaints with which most lunatic patients are affected, and in the coee of poor Danford, how was the attendant to know what ...

... WM1AIL NEWS. Lisbon, Thuraday. The ltepsageries Maritimes steamer Gironde, with inward French and Brazil mails, arrived yes- terday evening. - ?? Thursday. The Zntnbesi arrived at a this evening with the malls, and left at 9.40. Panillac, Thursday. The ...

... the Crimes Act but destroys the out- ward form of the disease by increasing its inward violence. Mr. Pernell is formidable only whilst he wields the power of just complaint. That is a truth that has yet to be recognized by English politicians. T- IE COECION ...

... to help and nourish the constitution, so there is nothing more generally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastings, loss of ap- petite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs ...

... answer to this statement is a very simple one. The goods were never on board the Annie $fc Alieste, arid toy sole and only complaint against the Russian Goverernent was founded upon their refusal to permit the shipment of my effects on board tire only English ...

... Baron Jluddleston, appears to have been exaggerated. His Lordship, who is staying at Ascot, although sutiering from an inward complaint. went out driving yesterday, and saw some friends off from Ascot Station. He is expeuted to return to Lon- dossn jicrtly ...

... THE NAVIGATION LAWS. TuH universal complaint of the British shipowners has at length fotund a voice in Parliament. In pre- senting the petition of the Liverpool Shipping Associ- ation in reference to the injurious consequences which have accrued from ...

... Bonsal, which has already been laid before the public. Dr. Wall proceeded to impugn the document in question, alluding to a complaint in it 'that the Protestant pabpers had been obliged to submit to a sprinkling of holy water. He said he did not know whether ...

... downwards we are all of one mind on the subject, and the political importance ef affording an out- ward and palpable sign of this inward and in- visible agreement would be incalculable. THE HOME RULE UNION AND THE IMPRISONiED ?? London, Thursday. A meeting wasn ...

... tended to promnote thie g-rowth ol weeds. it was the very best i time to remove ob..trucodion;. it was also a verv general complaint at the tizne at which it had been undertaken to repair the locks. Dnring all the dry time the trafic had been allowed to ...

... suicidal government for the last eighteen months; and the Yankee journal merely assents, in its honesty, to the justice of the complaints which, it has heard, are heartlessly disre- garded on this side of the Atlantic. But does the Yankee journal hint to ...

... ue eyes to his face. 'Lhe Justice, as s50oo as he could recover his equanimity, his countenance beaming with pleasure and inward gratification, said- Well, Madauie, what can I do for vou ? MIdlie. Nilsson leaned forward, resting aL delicate and be ...