... his judgment. This has occasioned many disap. pointments, and called forth many complaints of his being untrustworthy, ungrateful, and even heartless, but these complaints are as unjust as they are natural. The discomfort of a hen which has hatched a duclk's ...

... The femur or thigh bone of the left side was curved forwards and inwards ; that of the right side was more distorted than any other long bone. It was very much curved forward and inwards. This latter bone ieas much flattened, its greatest diameter being ...

... the Scheldt, are unanimous in their condemnation, and agree that there is most serious cause of complaint. Having heard so frequently oi these complaints from both captains and pilots, I found a willing British captain to take me on board his steamer ...

... was brought to bear on the Government, and the order has been cancelled for the moment, and I believe that unless a formal complaint is lodged by Count ?? the matter will be allowed to drop. The incriminated article also deals with the struggle between Prince ...

... letter, it may be well that I should give the actual text of the Soldier's Pocket Ledger in regard to complaints. Under head Mode of Complaint by Soldier, B. will find on page 20 the following If any soldier thinks himself wronged in any matter ...

... better that it should come out upon the surface in a sudden p.irde], than that it should spread silently ?? the party as an inward 'TIe ?raj believes that such words as those used by Mr. Gladstone aeste ~iav have seldom been dlung by any Minister at a member ...

... -letaly's remark that the persistence of the Government in pressing for tile secotid reading of the Belfast Bill argued an inward conviction that site Locatl Governtsent Bill would not become law was taken up by Mr. cortliv. s Who spoke with significant ...

... come from George Fox. The loss of m odes of outward expression of belief (if so be) only drives pious souls more inward, and the inward devotion shines the more tirough,. No doubt ; but the loss of the outward expression is :1u. Pusey's own act. He ...

... the new affairs of the parish. Half an hour before this the Pro- gressives had arrived, cold outwardly, but warmed by anl inward fire of charity. When we arrived the charity grew cold. Our -walk to Pike's Hollow had not been entirely unpleasant. We despatched ...

... point they are. They commence by claiming for China a rigid adherence to the treaties which she has signed, and stating that complaints have arisen in the main from accidents to individuals and from the incidence of taxation. As to the former, no amount of ...

... I do not call it boycotting. I was able to get through. (Laughter.) I am very glad to hear it; but what complaint do you make ?-I make no complaint. You were a member of the Land League?-I was, If they wanted money now I would give it to them. (Laughter ...

... effected a self-effacement of the Irish party on a critical occasion. Outside the narrow limits of the Obstruc- tionists no complaint is yet made of Mr. Butt's letters by any Irish Liberal member. Mr. Parnell, however, to-day says he will call the party ...