... persevering in my complaints until proper redress shall be administered. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Grace’s devoted humble servant, GABRIEL KBNNARD, Jun., ex-Churchwarden. Lambeth, Nov. 25. Sir,—With respect to the complaints which yo* and some ...

... cures in cases of rb'-nran'ism. sciatica, tic douloureux, paralysis, spinal comfSnnT’haal aches, dedclency ofnerrous energy, complaints, gene- EiiinhilitT indicsetion, et.ff joints, all sorts of nervous disorders, Ac. m, it applying the galvanic fluid is quite ...

... TWEEW LON Wa BAMBURGHM AND HOLLAFD. Many grave causes of complaint, as te the delay im the conveyance of the Hamburgh and J>utch mails, have oc- curred from time to tine, mainly attribetable to the permission granted by the Post-office to the vessels ...

... with their tonnage, which have entered inwards and cleared outwards from and to places within the limits of the East India Company’s Charter in the years 1847 and 1848. The result of the tables of entries inwards shows that there was a decrease in the ...

... recurrence of such loss of time. “3d. That the inward Bombay mails, rid Marseilles, ih..uld have been forwarded by a French steamer from Alexandria, in accordance with an existing convention. the first complaint the directors beg to observe that the Erin ...

... eyes were so deep in their sockets that it required no exertion of fancy to suppose they had been forced couple of inches inwards beyond their natural site.and they were each surrounded with a broad livid circle, if a daub of blacking had been streaked ...

... shares, 2 discount to par; ] 14} to 14 discount; Blackwall, Brgh ton, 6 to 54 discount ; and Dover, 16 to 154 discount. Heavy complaints are made by the inefheiency of the transpor though they are by no means nov adverting to oc y, as an Government department ...

... instead of endeavouring to contribute towards their joint support, became dissolute, and gave his hostess repeated cause of complaint by coming home intoxicated. On Monday night he was in worse state than ever, and used coarse language towards his benefactress ...

... their tonnage, which have I entered inwards and cleared outwards from and to places within the limits of the East India Company’s charter, from the Ist to the of June, in the years 1844 and 1846. The entered inwards return shows an increase in the number ...

... by France, or bullied by Spain, was the constantly recurring complaint of the Gentleman's Magazine and the patriotic pamphleteers up to the middle of the last century ; but this complaint is not confined to the last century ; it has its perpetuators ...

... under consideration will remove every cause of complaint for the future. The same association have published their quarterly comparative statement of the number of British ships, and their tonnage, entered inwards and cleared outwards from and to places within ...

... appeared from the evidence, that the deceased lived in Aldersgate-buildings, and had for some time been labouring under aw inward complaint, supposed to be worms. Upon referring to a book called Mrs. Glasse’s complete Housewife,” she there discovered a recipe ...