... position of British and foreign shipping entered inwards, it is necessary to have recourse to another form of analysis. Up. to corresponding date for each year since 1847, British and foreign shipping imtered inwards. stood in the following ratio to each other: ...

... over which he reigns, is, on the whole, actually, in so prosperous and well-conditioned a state, that no just cause for complaint at the manner in which the affairs of the Prussian Government are now administered exists. If it were otherwise, the spirit ...

... operation, in IA hich he said, The law has now been in operation for nearly five months. We do not believe a single complaint has been heard, &c. &c. Do these vain and feeble siatesmen imagine that causes affecting mighty national interests are to ...

... theory of free trade one-sidism ; Mr. M'Culloch has manifested decided symptoms of turning ; and we could enter into the inward feelings of every eminent political economist now living with the force of anatomical research, we should find his mind struck ...

... interests of the community to be affected by meditated changes; and it is highly honourable to those corporations that so little complaint should have been heard from the public concerning the appropriation of preknowledge to individual profit. Far from such a ...