... appetite becomes impaired; perspiatoinss, bowel complaints, and swe led legs succeed-in a word, c,,n- sutuptiol f;irty set in. aud, unless the unhtppy sufferer has the good ?? to have the real nature of bis complaint as. certained in time, lie halls a victin ...

... morn. ing at Brighton, at six o'clock. Mr. Perry had long been in a declining state of health, from the attacks of an inward complaint, which defied the power of medicine. His poitical sentiments were well known ; and not less known were the ar.niable ...

... of the time in which we live. About the tine of the appearance of tire inetemoirs, Aliss Mary Ctmpbell cook ill (If the complaint of which her sister bad died. She too wvas regarded bly those around her as in a dying state, atnd the burning eloquence ...

... 1 hopo' it a much greater con- 01onef sincere christians-wvith cbristians not merely in d.,d in outwaird professotia, btof inward adthoroughb out1 of a piety 'which will certainly be unfected, fal. ltrcdt, will be consolatory anad exemplary. Religion lies ...

... display to be made on an idle day. At an early in hour in the ftorenoon, large bodies of Cirangeruen were sean march;. lie ing inwards AMlBriar's residence, a. little way beyond Newtowon re breda. They bore all the ins'gnia of their order, sashes, ribanls, ...

... coincided with Mr. Herd, in regard to the injurious effects of potato water arid raw po- tatoes, which produced, in a year or two, inward unsorind- ness. - - Mr. NATtIL. GaLEa stated, thratbe likewise disapproved of the use of potato water, and also raw potatoes ...

... affectedness, diligent withorit noise. anxious withourt perturbation, calm withiouit indifference, arid enidnrinig without complaint. the aunt-the maiden atirt-is the best and most invaluable friend which Heaven bestows on the yorrthfirl votaries of virtue ...

... extracts from the various speeches of different candidates at the last election, for the purpose of showing that a general complaint was made of the intimida- tion and influence exercised by landlords in compelling their tenants to vote in opposition to ...

... sobriety, 'his quietness, ani his being a native of the town, in some measure accounted for this latter feeling; and there was an inward conviction in the most men's minds, that lie -was guiltless of the crime of n'lsch he was accused. Atim-olel ?? earl t..hnallrrP ...

... could hot hosld aisy k-ind of office, even of sthe very lowest description ? 1Why, so late as the year 1730, their was a complaint lodged in ilte courts of Dublin, that a Catholic wvas employed as a scavenger in the streets (oh, ohl). There swas also it ...

... either hearing or conceiving that lie heard som pa ties in the lobby, paused for a few minutes, and finding that no one moved inward to fill sip the empty pews, exclaimed- That they need nlot be afraid, as thle devil was not there, hut if they would go to ...

... way of adlministration, I confess, from persons whn ta ko the Liber-al side, I never heard a com plhait, niever reail a complaint. I am not aware that any serious cotirtlatiiis are urged on that score. Their com- plaint is, that we do not legislate. They ...