... ever, and almost every Sunday some champion of the cause may be heard in the Temperance Hall. On Sunday afternoon last, J. Inwards, Esq., of London, delivered a comprehensive lecture on 11 The temperance reformation the work of God.” In the evening, a very ...

... own immense imperfe'ctiou,—to see our own uusprakeble defectiveness and corruption, is the A. It. C. in seeing The more real inward light we hut.. the more humble and lowlyminded we shall be. and the more we shall understand the value of that despised thing ...

... caution. The Bowel Complaint. 'William Henry Whitehead was charged with having been drunk and indecent on Sunday afternoon, at four o’clock, His trousers were down in very indecent manner.—Defendant said he had the bowel complaint, and was not drunk. ...

... be reached for centeria to come; bat he underrate, the rapidity with which a netion, when it haft once begun to move don inwards on an incline plane, rein he erereeitated into the shyest of revolution. Mr, Caine. however, has done the English people the ...

... l-eh{. tranquilizing the mnerves, m paliiative in chironic gfl\mnnd.m.herm ever-fuiling for female complaints, mental and physical ddflz.. loss of e, inward wasting, trembling or shaking of fi m—m long residence in hot climates, maseunlsr “—hmu'.' gout, ...

... Rovton, ou the loth August last. On the day in question old Mary had been powerfully I refreshed, and was testifying to bar inward satisfaction by indulging in load and net particularly pleasant szelamations. Since then her ancient ladyship had leapt eat ...

... trunquilizing the merves, acting as & palliative in chrone hivnw uanu;:tcm cowplaints. ever-, for female complaints, ivental and physieal m:nl- of appetite, inward wasting, trembling or shaking of hands, relaxatic : from lorg residence in hot climates, museular ...

... the cause of complaint shall have arisen, and that complaint was clearly the rate, and, being so, it was clear nothing could have been meant the act but that the rate should be published in some way or other that the cause of complaint might be known ...

... —Constable Bowcock gave the house a very bad character, especially for Sunday drinking, and said the neighbours made great complaints about it. —It transpired that Kenyon had made application for a wine license. William Simpson, Fairfield Lock.—This person ...

... Councilor GrßuxpY wished to call the attention of the committee to Warrener-lane and Slate-lane, as he had had several complaints rupecfin’ them. He had gone that way on Monday, and found it impossible for foot passengers to go that way with out getting ...

... I 25 2 5 4 ( .. j2 11 30 2 22 4 20;5 10 12 5 1 35 2 25 4 2)5 15 1/AYE’S WORSDELL’S PILLS.—The IY BEST REMEDY FOB FEMALE COMPLAINTS.— Sold all Chemiats, Ac., at Is. 2s. 9d., and 4s. fid. per box o)« wa 6,7 m, 4 9 4'lo 4:3 9|7M1:0 5 . 19 7|lo 3 13 7 58 ...

... silence right and expedient. It seems to me impossible that the Right Rev. owner of this estate can be cognizant of the real inward state of things here. I have hitherto been kept silent b’ the assurance that he both knows and approves. From time to time ...