... stit excitement, the stomach is loaded with probably a he heterogeneous mass of food, and the whole ma- reti chinery of the inward man is forced into sluggishl exi operation when the vital powers are at the lowest los! ebb ; the brain, feverish and disturbed ...

... moreover, as well as the clergy, a deep interest in the due administration of the affairs of the Chitrch; and much cause of complaint, from its i present abandonment to the regulation of a secular body, invwhichl many of their spiritual foes maintain a powerful ...

... lieges-op- position shall cease and the measure be qvu carried on the universal suffrage principle. Wi Alalkc provision for the inward. man in place qu of dcaling with us as you would with cha ext melions, and great will be the reliance upon leg your good ...

... Williams mud wife, and suggested as tho beost pian that they should fir-st fix open the salaries they intended to give, and )Ft'inwards appoint the individuals; by doimg so they would show that they (lid not flvour any particular pcrson. Col. Pennant approved ...

... assists. the circulation of the ?? 'blood, and prevents catching cold; land in pages 120 w add 121 : he .enuierates 66 complaints to which on r flmsh is' heir,. which may either be cured, prevented, or is greatil alleviated by frequent bathing: and fr6m ...

... from Bristol, arrived at Bathurst. d Between April and September last, sixty seven vessels i laden with flax were reported inwards from Riga and other foreigi ports, at Belfast. y Law is like a sieve; you may see through it, but you ,emust be considerably ...

... ereport, that freights have become absolutely umre- p- iunerative to British owners, that the foreign ship- in ping entered inwards in Great Britain increases ad rapidly, while the British tonnage comparatively p ot decreases, and that at the present moment ...

... 'worthy president, he felt exceed- q ingly honoured to give the success of a 'so'cjitye whose members must feel some pride and inward independence as wellas tisf tidii at th'e tlgiit i of being able to provide for themselves, not only medical attendance, but ...

... this. It is 18 ad true that the outward and circumstantial matters of religion seem to be in a flourishing state: but the p, inward andl spiritual matters are withered, Observe Li ~.the formality of the services, the lifelessuos of the tII to prayers, the ...

... and one leg was all C that appeared when the smoke cleared away. A rifleman. this flag afternoon uttered the following complaint to his officer:-' If tain yen please, Sir, I'vs shot seven, and they've taken all away wonl but this here one,' pointing ...

... It is expected that the Russians will have on the 15th February, an army of 160,000 men in thj3 Crimea. At St. Petersburg complaints are heard against Prince Mfens: te chikoff;, who, strange to say, is accused by the Imperial eeetouiriee, and oven by the ...

... I neighbouring , havens ; whereas, in violent westerly gales, the larger vessels, from the general run of the tides being inwards to the bay, ate frequently quite un- Fable to make any way to the windward, and are thus lost upon Sarn Badrig. f Nevertheless ...