... await a declaration the law from the Ecclesiastical courl into which this question bos carrtetl. With another head of your complaint, have received assurance from the clergj- to whom, doubtless the lucmonah-ts refer, that these practices wme abandoned in ...

... of the nou-inflamable TARLATANE for Ball Dresses. BLACK GLACE SILKS (warranted to wear). In consequence of the numerous complaints respecting the wear of Black Glnces, GRANT and CASK have ma ...

... has ero this for himaelf a now read / - « o^l, Mr Power repeated the complaint he stated in his letter to the Local Government Board, and in* formed the guardians that his complaint was, in certain degree, founded on the assumption that Mr Richardson’s ...

... custody, he was imprisoned iu county gaol, wliiuh was not under their control. (Mr F) believed, however, that O'Sullivan's complaint with regard to the treatment had received was much exaggerated. At the same time he was decidedly opinion that untried prisoners ...

... that the cold oan only be overcome wearing woolen garments next the body, and over the skins animate with the furry aide inwards. No other forms of clothing will adequately conserve the bcdy*heat. In the second the nature of the clothing is entirely different ...

... gentleman complained as being defective. Ordered to write Mr Howard. Town Clerk, that the committee had received strong complaints from the Shipping Companies that the electric lights were lighted too late and extinguished too early, and to point out ...

... Dnogarvan, and other places this side. Ihe Quiraing, finding tbe hoik occupied, had to proceed to the North Wharf and keep inward cargo on board till ebe was sailing the morning, when, instead oi proceeding to ses. she hsd to come alongside the Aberdovey ...

... belong to the 12otber London oampaniea. With regard to the in whioh the trust had been discharged, ha himself was ioearnata complaint against the society, for bad been sent to the House for two purposes—to disestablish and disendow the Irish Ohnreh, and to ...

... medicine known that are these particular complaints with such certain success. They strengthen the tone of the stomach, inmease the appetit, purify the blood, and correct depraved secretions In bowel complaints they remove thoir primary causes, and soon ...

... Stomach, and Liver Complaints. —Persons suffering from any derangement of the liver, sto* mach, or the organs of digestion, should have res course to Holloway’s Pills, as there is no medicine known that acts those particular complaints with such certain ...

... against attack (laughter). While the guardians were dealing with this subject, the Local Government Board, in reference to the complaint of an ex-soldier named Jeremiah O’Sullivan, an inmate of the house, that be was not supplied with inside flannels, wrote ...

... Waterford for a specific purpose and not merely to take shelter as weather bound vessel. Also ordered that the Amethyst charged inward pilotage, she having been reported by Captain Rogers as refusing to wait for the cutter. Captain Rogers was iested to use ...