... : Wlmt is all this to the peasant ? Nothing. It is Pnng physic to cleanse the skin, to jx-rson deeply - with an inward and mortal complaint. It is quackery, not prescription. It is employing idle inflations. not remedies. And then, when all these lrf 'and ...

... hour rendered, for the passing hour, obnoxious. Rut the sounding words of sweeping nuaciationa seldom showed any soul of real inward bitterness and hatred. That was absent whicl alone gives the power of vituperation. And hii presence always disarmed animosity ...

... 804 147 29,508 CQASTWATS. Inwards. | Outwards. Vessels. Tons. Vessels. Tons. Sailing Vessels 4,349 310,146 ! 1,737 115,202 Steamers 1,018 1,025 217,837 Total 5,367 j 586,240 | 2,762 363,039 BRITISH COI.ONIKS FOREIGN, Inwards. | Outwards. 1 Vessels. Tons ...

... profession and his class, he disregarded all warnings, when, sad to relate, the whole mass of the building fell suddenly inwards, and the poor youth was seen no more. The sailor, much burnt and injured, was extricated, and now lies in dangerous state ...

... measure which could fairly be considered to strike at the root of those evils of which so much, and often such exaggerated, complaint has been made. Other offices have been inquired into, and their emoluments and their duties have been regulated by judicious ...

... China under the same •ategory. But Mr. Young has a still graver charge against the compilers of this luckless table: — The inward entries from France, which in 1842 were 82,650, will be perceived to have increased in 1846 to the enormous amount of 556 ...

... became a prey to theflamei, and nothing remains but the walls. Happily for the crowd who were assembled r the tower fell inwards, and the. elock,weighing 600 lbs., lies buried under the ruins. The church was built in 1652, f and was repaired only a few ...

... three hours before the last outward post of the month was made up, and it brought most imperfect informa- tion, because the inward mail at Calcutta arrived I i scarcely in time to afford the same interval for trans- m witting answers by the steamer then ...

... ?? contradicted a state- noent mrade bv leino with regard to the total tonnage cleared inwards srnd cttnviarls. ?? stated that the British tonnage clared inwardes oil outwards in 1824 woe 3r4a34,153S ; foreign l, ettt-19; l in 1-8-6, British, 8,608,1488; ...

... already executed. The English c shareholders had got into a bad coneern, and so far, no doubt, they had reasonable ground of complaint. On t a division the second reading was negatived by a I majority of 19, the numbers 55 to 36. t Mr. o. ROnTLEY postponed ...

... was also th flt srigisr ni order. edw e Some disturbances were on the point of breii out at Brest, founded professedly on complaints f t8 i- workmen as to the terms of their employment by tct a government, but in fact excited by certain parties ?? t- were ...

... Hereford addresses ?? Reform- Aasociatibn of that city, in-the -columns of the fferefor~d'Jsur'noa, in a ~tone of strong. .complaint dgainsat the whig representatives of Here-, ford: .'i'aking into consideration the public characters whohave so ably ailvodiate ...