... In weight. From those cau ...

... haiing now been called to the matter, aro further caeise for complaint will arise. We hbave been favoured by the Collector with the following statement:- Account of vessels that entered inwards froar foreign in the half-year ended the ?? instant, distinguishing ...

... of his assailant, indict- ing, fortunately, a not very aerious wound. The injured man on hie arrival at Kilkenny made a complaint to the poice about the manner in which be bad been treated, the result of which was that the case was tried by the Mayor ...

... prisoner was much addicted to drink, and, on being reftsed money for the purpose of obtain- ing drink, be threatened to kill complaintant. The pri- soner was ordered to find bail, or, in default, to bo im- prisoned for six montbs. James Walsh was brought up ...

... their own consumption j F our carrying trade inwards in these articles of I a food, which is the principal part of our trade, is Io shortlydiminished. Railwaycompanies have beenI obliged to make the same complaint this half- it year of diminution in the carrying ...

... There was £585 worth of deben- ture stock in respect of which they widd 5 pJ)Kp*t. For the year endum March 31st, 1893, their inward and outward traffic comn- biaed was 153,901 tons. The toll' was the sa me an all casse of goods. The maxiiurn toll was 9 for ...

... DUBLIN MARKETS-Taun-DAY. a We bave nrew tne warm weather-in fret, an after son. metr; therefore there can be no further complaint as to ths ct Opa standing out, &e. t Our corn market this week asgsn yloldad s4 to d ou wheat, and id to i4 on barley. rih ...

... cut- ting down only commenced leet week. Ai a whole, the crops are excellent, though la tomne lstancecs Ilher are causes of complaint. A number of evnnpleo were tiken for distillation on Tnenday, at from 18 cd to 22b per 20 stone ; otherwise little to notice ...

... pIlrote. A citation had been accordinply iseued on the 2.i oi JAn. calling upon the cburchwardeon to Hapeeraud aner tire complaint of the petitioner on tois inorni:., asli tee matter now came on for hearig. The respondents appeared, but, havibig isolied ...

... wildest.. It does noit secum imprubable! bti that after all he may he back in New Orleans in Eessm~ to take his trial on the complaint Outstanding against him for violation of the neutrallty laws. A correspondesnt, writlig from San Julia d.1 Norne, 3Otis Novembar ...

... they should bind both prisoners to give bail to be of the peace, ?? in 51. each, with securities in half that sum. The complaint of James Love against Mary Tevelin, for striking his umbrella with a stone on the 3d of December, was then heard. Anne Prim ...

... to his lordship, stated that the complaint of the patient wasehis suffering from headache and weakness, or debility of the stomach. He (Dr. B.) appre- hended that further confinement might serve to aggravate the complaint, but he could not undertake to ...