Why not take more elevated and broader views, walk in the great garden, not skulk in a little "debauched" nook of it? consider the beauty of the forest, and not merely of a few impounded herbs? Let your walks now be a little more adventurous; ascend the hills.

If tender is made after the distress, but before it is impounded, the landlord must abandon the distress and bear the cost himself.

Chorus To my bullocks then I say No matter where you stray, You will never be impounded any more; For you’re running, running, running on the duffer’s piece of land, Free selected on the Eumerella shore.

A short clay pipe, smoked as a digestive, was impounded by the watchful Mrs. Jobson the moment he had finished it.

" When a small boy was flying his kite on the links It was promptly impounded by Constable Jinks, Who astutely remarked that it might have been seen By the vigilant crew of a Hun submarine.

And although the horses were always impounded, and a fine inflicted, still the nuisance continued without abatement, in fact, was rather on the increase.

But even the most remote possibility has been thought of by the makers of the great Canal, and, should all the lock-gates be torn away, and the impounded waters of Gatun Lake start to rush out, there are emergency dams that can be put into place to stop the flood.

If one gets the other by a finger even, it is a great advantage, as he would whip nimbly round, and threaten to break the impounded finger; this would be considered quite fair.

She attempted the poor consolation of an "acid tablet," and it was at once impounded by the watchful Mrs. Kingdom.

She attempted the poor consolation of an "acid tablet," and it was at once impounded by the watchful Mrs. Kingdom.

"I shall order this document to be impounded," said he sternly, after making a brief comparison.

On another estate (Content), the attorney ordered the cattle of a poor man (a member of my Chapel) to be taken up and impounded.

to redeem them; when, as soon as he carried them back, they were again taken and impounded.

He states that he exhausted his last farthing to redeem the cattle the first time, and was also obliged to borrow of his friends; they have now been impounded five weeks, and unless he can raise the money to redeem them (upwards of 10l.), they will be sold to pay the expenses.

On another estate (Content), the attorney ordered the cattle of a poor man (a member of my Chapel) to be taken up and impounded.

to redeem them; when, as soon as he carried them back, they were again taken and impounded.

He states that he exhausted his last farthing to redeem the cattle the first time, and was also obliged to borrow of his friends; they have now been impounded five weeks, and unless he can raise the money to redeem them (upwards of 10l.), they will be sold to pay the expenses.

"It has been impounded with other so-called 'enemy property' by your friends the British.

During most of the colonial period the main recourse was to the inland swamps, which could be flooded only from reservoirs of impounded rain or brooks.

Runaways when caught were to be impounded, advertised and restored to their masters upon payment of captors' and custodians' fees.

The 'Cardigan Castle' had been a swagger liner until she was impounded by Government to act as troopship, and she was provided with splendid bathrooms.

of the total amount impounded.

River water, impounded for the purpose, provided the means of irrigating an all but rainless desert countryside.

" THIRLMERE, one of the lakes in the English Lake District, in Cumberland, 5 m. SE. of Keswick; since 1885 its waters have been impounded for the use of Manchester, the surface raised 50 ft. by embankments, and the area more than doubled.

At first she persisted in asserting that the prosecution was based upon manifest error; that the impounded notes, instead of being forged, were genuine Bank-of-England paper.