... TREVOR ROAD COMPLAINT. - - - .& letter read Mr. Evan Davies, 8, Lisburaoterrem. drawing to the state of Teeverand, aad also the iectpatli that led ap the eide a 8, Lisurne-terraoe. The the Corporation had paved lad so mash that the water ran inwards doutwards ...

... and other allie•1 complaints. In the loldfirldis and copper mines Holloway's remedies have 114. en l,rgely patronized by the workers to their very Sr-at advantage, and they can be confidently recommended as invaluable remedies for inward -zongestions, spasms ...

... road. Mr. Edwards reported that the sub-committee had found that the gate ipin inwards easily. Since the visit improvement had heen made, and there was now no tor the complaint. The Lev. T. 0. Wi!ltains aareed. and said Mr. J. Ernest Lloyd was agreeable ...

... a grate with the head projecting about one inch inwards, some ordinary Incifers-in a few moments they ignite. Th^n, in the same position, place afew of the Safety Matches of Bryant and May (which ignitt only on the box), and it will; be found that they ...

... ometimes shooting down to the calf of the leg and foot, Suppression and retention of urine. Pains In the Stomach and all Liver Complaints. Thousands have been cured by these Pills, and many who been pronounced hopeless have been thoroughly restored to their ...

... and chills, or from die a i!.•i •i••••• .•• bring On. When it is 0..ntt.:10 o I OW blood at surface of the body is .' ci on inwards, and the internal organs bem e e mgestedL Especially is this so with the llve, stomach, and intestines; hence liver chills ...

... Jones, relieving otfic.r ; G. Roberts, master. Statistic;.— Amount of out•relief expended during the past two weeks, per Mr !inward Jones, £3B to 159 paupers ; corresponding period last year, £349s 10d to 150panpurs. Number of vagrants relieved during the ...

... in bringing a large in' crease to the agricultural income of the British Isles. . • EEL-WORM AND FRIT-FLY. In view of the complaints as to the prevalence of these diseases, the Board of Agriculture is ceiling attention to it. leaflets on the subjects. They ...

... vine-ehairataa, Ryan N W Badleir, R IL Jones, inward Jones, William., with Messrs I ft Leightoe, assistant clerk D Thomas, Surveyor, sad Dr A 0 Davies, med‘orl carer. A letter was read from Council, in which complaint was made of the of Hisapwil rood. The Surveyor ...

... Homes at Morarsedd, Absrdovey, were provided with earth closets and night slops were thrown over the bask, of whir* practice complaints were made by the tenants of Bodfor-terrace. There um also a pigsty close to . path mooing through the gross& During the ...

... accused and another man pitched. Shortly after stariing witness made a complaint to the two men that they were pitching too much hay. Tiny however, took no notice, and a second complaint was made. Ile pushed hay back as it was lifted up, and said he would ...

... 'a opportunity is to-day. It is Rometimex a man's duty to bear misreapresentation without remonstrance, r explanation, or complaint. The port ea, II dri.2 of ran plays in the deira%tatin, f , flood cannot be singled out, but the flood is made up of drops ...