... the MEM^ ;Atle Age;its of such department, even when the named or designated positively and indi. J'OLICJ consequence, A complaint of the Prefect of W' *0R DEFAMATION of the agents of his department, '8*1 I/E ILE'T'LER named nor designated, may serve as ...

... happen to him, as it had happened to others, to become the victim of popular injustice, he would at least carry with him the inward consolation, that he had never been one of its flatterers. Mr. J. Romillu and Mr. O'Connor deprecated the severity of the ...

... the fact, ah thoughtless wiht. To steal such things as needs must come to light. CONNUBIAL TENDERNESS.—A woman exhibited a complaint before the sitting magistrate, at Guild- hall, charging her husband with having returned from transportation before the ...

... presented and the principles which he avowed on offering himself as a candidate for that representation. But, great as that inward satisfaction was, it was more than redoubled when he saw them (the electors of Monmouth), who had striven hard to maintain ...

... for Amsterdam, with iron Eliza, Breen,for St. John's, N.B., with coals; and Thomas, Wearne, for Oporto, with iron.-Irish Inwards, Alert, Evans, from Waterford, with flour; Catherine, Parnell, from Youghal, with flour; and 2 vessels in ballast.- Irish ...

... oppo- nent. I hopethosewho read his invective will compare it with the letter which provoked it. They will not find a single complaint founded in fact. They are all the offspring, to put the mildest construction upon them, of his own imagination. He sajrs ...

... this hint in Christian charity and affection. FOR-l\fICAH. \Vhre is the truth or justiee of that reiterated and hackneyed complaint, that nonen- formists are obliged to contribute to the support o Church from which they derive no proJU how tender are itivi) ...

... those fits of coughing and' oppression which for some days past had formed an almost uninter- rupted characteristic of his complaint. As Mr Wood withdrew, his Majesty graciously expressed his tli, iik- and afterwards said to the Qu-pn, it has been a great ...

... glory, at least let us taste the deepest, and most substantial ot their joys, and pause in the sun- shine of their approving inward conscience—a sunshine on whieh no action of theirs ever cast a shade, by uniting together for the achievement of the great ...

... greater the obstacles which are encountered, and against which the individual may have to struggle, the greater will be the inward satisfaction of his mind in the performance of so self- denying and so Christian a duty, and in the far greater amount of ...

... Commissioners of woods and forests have made arrangements for taking the deer in the Royal Parks under their especial care. Complaints having been made as to the quality and supply of the venison from the Royal forests, investigations were instituted,which ...

... against the Captain of the Moderator, No. I, Bristol trader, adjudicated upon by those magistrates at the hearing of the complaint on the 11th of March last. I neither know, nor care, whether any portion of the fine in- flicted upon the Captain (which ...