... Govern- ment. So long as the United States Government do what they have a strict legal right to do, we can make no official complaint. We may think them very foolish for destroying, on insufficient grounds, an arrangement hitherto highly beneficial to both ...

... comforted; some preserved a disdainful silence ; some lay apparently silent, but on drawing nearer to them you heard a low, inward growl, which showed that their feelings were wounded; some threw themselves with touching confidence upon any stranger who ...

... AND CHINA MAILS. POINT DE GALLE, April 12.-The Messageries Imperiales steamer Canotgct left here on the ioth inst. with the inward India, China, and Japan mails. She had on board 200 passengers, 6oo bales of silk, and 1,670 packages of sundries. The Tigre ...

... abide among us. It may be that we have enjoyed the description of their inward miseries, their general forlornness, their dumb mutiny with our Sabbath, and their impotent complaints of our unfortunate climate, and our still mnore unfortunate practice in ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Shield, and another gentleman, for Mr. Smith. Mr. Fitzjames Stephen, in opening the proceedings, said the ground of complaint against Mr. W. H. Smith was that he had been guilty of bribery and treating, and one strong indication of bribery was furnished ...

... witness said he had a board himself, and was paid by Mr. Henry Edwards r 15s. There were other persons employed in St. George's in-ward. They were called 'The St. Albans Doves. They came from St. Albans to assist in voting. One was Mr. Mason, and the other ...

... the time that the Calculta was deserted until her arrival in the basin she was plundered of everything portable, and great complaints on the subject have been made. It will be remembered a lifeboat was washed ashore at Mullion; it had twenty-one occupants ...

... parents or guardians of such scholar, the governing body shall, on complaint being made in writing to them, hear the complainant, and inquire into the circum- stances, and, if the complaint is proved, make all proper provisions for remedying the matter ...

... the Rev. J. A. Sedgwick, of St. Alban's, Manchester, whose case was before the Archbishop of York a day or two since on a complaint of Mr. Sedgwick's indulgence in illegal ritual, has written a letter to the Bishop of Manchester promising to comply with ...

... of high promise, soliloquized an anathema on Gresham's old-fashioned notions as he parted from him. All the while certain inward qualms told him Gresham's language was appealing to his reason. How he regretted that he had silenced them instead of letting ...

... the action of that moral weapon which is termed righteous indignation. The bishop or priest who, not perhaps without much inward contention of mind, ventures at last to speak out the convictions which have forced themselves upon him in opposition to the ...