The glaive of Justice should descend where erstwhile it had corruptly been stayed.

My nomination Radulph is, or Ralph: Vulgars corruptly use to call me Rafe.

In different editions this name is corruptly written Gogoka, Gogatal, Cogatal, and Chogatal.

In that revolution the principle of the limitation of the judicial function was recognized, and the English people seriously addressed themselves to the task of separating their courts from political influences, of protecting their judges by making their tenure and their pay permanent, and of punishing them by removal if they behaved corruptly, or with prejudice, or transcended the limits within which their duty confined them.

'Tis not your face, Sir, The greatnes of your friends, corruptly purchast, The Crying up of your manie Services, Which lookd into wither away like Mushrumps, Shall scandall us.

Drusianus an Italian (Crusianus, but corruptly, Trithemius calls him) "because he was not fortunate in his practice, forsook his profession, and writ afterwards in divinity."

But most of the foreign names are so corruptly given that it is difficult to rectify them.Astl.

Babylon corruptly to sin went and 6 small and great mingled on the mound.

Babylon corruptly to sin went and 8 small and great mingled on the mound.

But should the representative act corruptly and betray his trust, or otherwise prove that he was unworthy of the confidence of his constituents, he would be equally sure to lose it and to be removed and otherwise censured, according to his deserts.

The place wherein this chapel and alms-house stood was called the Eleemosinary, or Almonry, now corruptly called the Ambry, (Aumbry,) for that the alms of the abbey were there distributed to the poor; in which the abbot of Westminster erected the first press for book-printing that was in England, about the year of Christ 1471, and where WILLIAM CAXTON, citizen and mercer of London, who first brought it into England, practised it."

He was yet to learn how quite corruptly senatorial a great representative assembly can become.

" Handiwork, handicraft, and handicraftsman, appear to have been corruptly written for handwork, handcraft, and handcraftsman.

Vi3, corruptly viz.

Such being the caseand as no one has ever ventured even to hint that he made money corruptly out of his official positionthe conclusion is irresistible that he was a good business man and that he made farming pay, particularly when he was at home.

Not only is the legislature (or council, or county board of commissioners, etc.) led by the economic difficulties to withhold a charter from a second company, but it may be corruptly influenced by the company already established.

Another mark of refinement is the resort to the napron, corruptly apron, to protect the dress during the performance of kitchen work.

Observing this island of Bohio to be very large, that its land and trees resembled Spain, that his people caught, among other fish, many skates, soles, and other fishes like those in Spain, and that nightingales and other European birds were heard to sing in the month of December, at which they much admired; the admiral named this land La Espannola, which we now corruptly write Hispaniola.

'Itr is the essence of any flower, more especially of the rose (by us corruptly called "otto of roses"); and betel is a preparation of the aromatic leaf so generally used in the East, more especially in India.

The patent fact that most governments, both national and local, are corruptly, extravagantly, and badly administered tends to obscure our judgment, so that we assent, without thinking, to the proposition that government is an evil, and then argue that it is a necessary evil.