... proper agents for producing faith in others. And, while thus denying the authority to teach of all who were not guided by this inward light, he viewed the conscious presence of such heavenly illumination— even in the hum- blest persons, whether male or female ...

... Foreign from 566,516 to 89*2,601, or about 50 per cent, in each case, the British Shipowners were without any just cause of complaint ; but he did not explain, as he must have done had he desired to bring the subject fairly before the House, what proportion ...

... whether a man or woman he could not say— and told he had lost his watch. He did not know any- thing about the prisoner. William Inwards, a police-constable, deposed that about twelve o'clock at night he found the prosecutor lying asleep on a door-step in Fe ...

... of our Church, that it was too stiff and unaccom- modating. As early as the publication of the Second Book of Homilies, complaint was made of the infrequent attend- ance at church consequent on the proscription of certain attractive accessories to public ...

... all nervous, bilious, liver, and stomach complaints. 60,000 annual cures j which had resisted all medicine.— Cure Xo. 54,816. The Key. .Jas. T. Campbell, Fakenham, Norfolk, of indigestion and liver complaint.— Cure Xo. 4(3,270. James Roberts, ?? of Frimley ...

... generous concessions for sako peace. (Ministerial cheers.) Tho only complaint that was made was that were not sufficiently definite in describing them. (Opposition cheers.) But that complaint, least, has been put an end to now, because Lord Crowe, whoso praise ...

... the removal of the cliscri- nimatiog duties upon cargoes imported in foreign vessels, the unt ol Biitisb tonnage entered inwards has greatly increased; •»f it ha- increased not only positively, but in comparison with increase of foreign tonnage generally ...

... concluded by contending that there were ample means in the Church as by law esta- blished for the settlement of all legitimate complaints, but he complained that frivolous ones were rather wel- comed, stimulated, and encouraged by those in authority. The slow ...

... allowed to pass «ver without being turned to advantage by our farmers whose oats are now ready for the sickle. The same complaint wilh regard to this strict observance of the holiday (the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin) by the Roman Catholic peasantry ...

... and Tuesday have not yet arrived. _ , MARSEILLES, Dec. 9. The Messageries Maritimes Company's steamer Iraouaddy, with the inward French mails from Yokohama, Ac, arrived here to-day at 1 p.m. __ _ . GIBRALTAR, Dec 8. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's ...

... be or not to be, that is the question,” without letting Hamlet have bis say—each soliloquies abound, and reveal the true inwardness of the Master Rogue and multi-millionaire. His relations with his wife, bis rebellious son, his hypocritical son, elder ...

... three deputies ■ criticised and blamed the royal act of expulsion, and some of the journals of Brussels have, with an evident inward hesitation, condemned the Government's decision in requesting Victor j Hugo to leave a country whose hospitality ; he had ...