... Castoms Revenue for the Year enled 7.';7(thnuuAry, 1840, - £10,098 9 2 o S BED, 10,491 5 9 Increase, - £507 3 5 Ships reported inwards with cargoes from Foreign ports, sth January, 1839, - 68 7500 Tons. TURRAE I Decrease, 14 2639 Ships cleared for Foreign ports ...

... Dickson, G. Gilchnst, and R. Marshall, Esqs.—The overseers presented their accounts, which were signed by the magistrates.———A complaint was brought forward by Proudfost against two farmers of the neighbourhood, for riding their horses furiously down the High ...

... G¢. Whitfield) said the Bench haid decided to order the defendant to abate the nuisauce in three days, and if a second complaint wias made defendant would be ordered to remove them altogether, ,who from on high with phyingnye; are blind. model be, rlt’ ...

... merely outward and visible work, taken in hand by minds under certain influences, to the neglect of work ! of another kind more inward and sgiritual. In every ‘ direction were seen tokens of substantial unity of purpose, l amidst whatever variety of personal ...

... These Pills are also recommended with equal earnestness by those who speak from personal experience, as a remedy for bilious complaints, and z an auxiliary to the Ointment in all external seases. ~ The witnesses cannot have been deceived. They were sick ; ...

... ese Pills are also recemmended with equal earnestness by those who speak from personal experience, as a remedy for bilious complaints, and as an auxiliary to the Oirtment in all external diseases. b 3 Rt SN ST The witnesses cannot have heen deceived. They ...

... letters will be registered by rural post morsongers, who will receive letters for registration on their outward and or their inward walks whenover it is ptacticable for them to do so, In the event of a registered letter containg an enclosure of intrinsic ...

... newly erected schools, and after some ten years St. Bhilip’s church was bailt, in the first instance without much outward or inward adorning. A new aisle was in time added, and the church greatly improved in appearance, as well as in accommodation for the ...

... Victoria” say. Corporal—*‘ Advance grand rounds ; all's well! Es‘ort, shoulder arms ; inwards face! two paces step back, march!” The escort shoulder arms, face inwards, and step back two paces and the officer and his orderly pass between them. As he does ...

... officials to be so overbearing and imperious in their conduct, as is at present the case, and which is a topic of general complaint. Yours, &e., A HAWES TRADESMAN. A VISIT TO THE DALES. ' (From the Leeds Congregationalist.) ; It is a practice of the Yorkshire ...

... hills begin to lessen in height and the narrow valley to open out into the plains of York. It stands on a steep hill, curving inward, in a very commanding situation, and yet is overlooked by a higher background. Close at the foot of the hill, the Swale rushes ...

... as yet. Even when he lameuts the fact: that ‘‘the same dead wall of protection ” surrounds Canada, he seems to make the complaint as if the chief cause of regret lay in the factr that Canada is part of the Empire, and ought to have no system different ...