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... offended with you, should forgive and forget all former causes o of- fence, leaving bunging over him the fresh causes of complaint which will be given to him by your answer. What the Chancellor said in delivering his judgment is very clear, — Xone of ...
... ami her neighbours concluded that she laboured uneler •' an evil-wish. A century or twei back, the: sufferer from this complaint probably would have been set eleiwn as bewitched, but in this improved age it is only supposed that some evil-disposed ...
... brawlers, who, because possessed Of freedom, think they lune a right to assail him at every sitting, with their preposterous complaints. The act, we trust, will be carefully drawn up, and not hurried over ; and will embody every thing necessary, so as to make ...
... are naturally wet, or stiff and re- tentive, or not well drained, the Wheat looks pale and weak, and crest-fallen, as if its inward principle of vigour were diluted and washed out, bf heing floated with an overpowering flood, or soaked in a continual puddle ...
... been produced* Th*i same fact was illustrated by the number of ships en- tered inwards. In the year ending the Sth of January, 1826, the amount of tonnage entered inwards, was 2,600,000 tans ; in the year ending Jan. 5, 1828, tha amount was 2,650,000 ...
... exhibited a befitting and not unmanly sense of the awful situation in which he was placed. On sitting down he betrayed his inward feelings by a tremulous motion ...
... taxation, if such abuses should be found to exist; and if they did not exist, to satisfy ths people of this country that their complaints and suspicions on the subject were unfounded. He approved of what the government had done: but he thought they bad not gone ...
... vbuaalling licenses or- dered to stand over for further Consideration on the ge- neral licensing day, ih consequence of complaints which had been made iagainst the applicants hy the officers of the polite, and for other reasons. Mr. Stafford, the chief ...
... and IUJ9. SWEDEN. INWARDS, 182 H. OUTWARDS. IR2B. Yess, Ton*. Men. Vess. Ton*. Men. 14577 773 Brit 12219 B. *»7UO For. 71 11813 618 F. INWARDS, 1829. out WARDS, 1899. 109 816 U. 77 10787 577'8. 143 95246 F. 15US 737 NORWAY. INWARDS, 1828. OUTWARDS, 1828 ...
... without the alixhtest ! t > , ,h w, r n,b,, ,n * advantages hitherto WMt> f ° r PUrif) ln ' * JOOI’ING COUGH cured without Inward immediate the remedy will taken inwrrdly. in no case can J nI^hl!- nB * triu, signed on the wrapped * bottle* price by E ...
... Uritisii vcs'els entered inwards certain years. would not embarrass the house stating the outward ige, which generally corresponded pretty nearly in amount with the inward. Taking the average amount Uriiish tonnage entered inwards the three years ending ...