... be ambled onwards beside the closed litter without so much as pausing at the gate of the monastery, seemed touched by some inward sentiment of joyful triumph, which ever and anon expanded Into a comely grin on his full-orbsd (T• TEWKESBURY MARKET, WeemsMay ...

... of foreigners in the British coasting trade. —Mr. WIIAION, replying to this complaint, referred to a return showing that out of 811 million tons of shipping entered inwards and outwards for coasting voyages last year, only 105,000 tons belonged to foreign ...

... request the commander of the Neapolitan squadron to cease firing on the torn. It Is asserted that Signor Carafe, in reply to complaints of Mr. Elliot, has declared that he had no intention of moulting the English navy of having assisted at the disembarkation ...

... noxious emanations of all kinds is at the bottom of the striking immunity which the ccevenger exhibits from all febrile complaints. Of the upper classes, the clergyman lives longest, the physicisui next, the lawyer next. The gentry may be reckoned as ...

... 1851 and 1862, what mighty changes would be discernible in the great metropolis. During the first Exhibition year a general complaint was made of the inefficiency of our hotel departments. Foreigners sought, and expected to find, large houses of entertainment ...

... brother, as my now solely appointed executor to thia my last will and testament, to inetruot Sir Fitzroy Kelly to file a complaint at once in the court of Vic•Clidoellor Wend, if he be then living (at my death), of whose integrity I remember having heard ...

... sold at from 4d. to 6cl. per lb. The butchers have had a very fair time of it, and the public have been satisfied with an inward grumble at the high price of meat. But pater familias has at last been aroused. The British Lion now not only grumbles but ...

... It is beginning to he feared that the colony bee last more than it has pined by the Introduction of the wild rabbits, and complaints against their depredations heard from all quarter. In the country to the west °Moog, in the neighbourhood of Cols; and in ...

... knife, according to the prisoner's own statement, was in her hand, and it was stated in evidence that the wound was forwards, inwards, and downwards. He asked them to look at the position of the wound, in the coat, and coupling that with the direction of the ...

... root crops generally, with the exception, perhaps of pots. toes. These are variously estimated. In some places considerable complaint is made of the rot ; and both the yield and the keeping quality of most sorts will, on the whole, be inferior to the product ...

... comb perplexity at his own not inconsiderable person, declared himself an incarnate complaint against that society. The House was conquered in a moment. That a complaint should have beoome incarnate in that stout Irish Allegro was a conception so grotesque ...

... the Gre•noak and Loohhead pa•eenger steamer ard. o •an, which was approaching Greenock pier, and which should have paesed inward vessel on the north its, attempted to cross her bows. The result was that the Ardgowan we. struck on the fore cabin, and was ...