... to decidt on what ought to be dons under all the circumstances of the case. He would not refer to the particular items of complaint, as he thought they might be brought within a very narrow compass. Mr. a Mooney was an officer of the Corporation, handeid ...

... said, it wax true that complaints as to the inadequacy of pay had been forwarded to the (lovernuieut by the men of the Irish Constabulary, and that the subject was about to be investigated by the CoMaLds- sioners to whom complaints of other civil ser- vants ...

... NEXT. Divisional Saleroom, 8 MERCHANT'S-QUAY. Large and very superior Rummage Sale, from the Office 85 Lewer Mount-street. inW:~ARD GARLAND will SELL BY Xi: AUCTION In the above Room, OD TUESDAY NEXT, March 7, 1871, a collection of excellent household furniture ...

... body thie remarkable preparation penetrates. It | ,,isappears under the friction of the hand, as if it were literally drawn Inward by some Internal force, and per. forme Its healing errand rapidly, safely. and witihout pain. dimple eruptions, open sore ...

... when the Ganges struck on the rocks same of the crew who came on deck were undressed, others were dressed; had no cause of complaint with the provisions of the ship, or with the captain, from the time the Ganges left Stranraer; never beard the captain canm ...

... vESUsLS (IRELAMn). aE s On the motion of Mr. U'REILLY, a return was ordered p 2tof the number and tonnage of vessels entering inwards W and cleasing outwards, ?? foreign, and the British, and coastguard shipping; the number and w n tonnage of the vessels ...

... relief and comfort to those afflicted with the above distressing and, when neglected dangerous complaints. Let any persona troubled wit any of the abeve complaint, givo BEECE3I1' COU0 PILLS a The meot violent Cough will in a short time be re- moved. OAuyaom ...

... TfgltnesH and oppression of the Chest. Wheering, &c., these Pills stand unrivalled: and anyone labouring nder any of the above complaints need only try OCE Box, to prove that they are the beat ever offered to the public for Asthmatic and Consumptive Coughs, ...

... pro.. ri- Mr. Jeunae defended. 3sx. Atten',.,s.l thatthelegalityof ule oruamieata o ,,vj2 aow in question, the subjett of complaint Lt. Mr. Suder'an tioa t Ul taking the law lnto _L ; 'w At the, suggestion of the rnagistr~ate, I Mcr. Sanders uuderm o;k ...

... only say that I have not been aware of any I e, complaints having been made as to the con- uuth ductinig of our milk business, aud our traffic manager sends me this memorandum- We said have had no complaints from Messrs b ally Cleeve, of Limerick, as to ...

... there are o0 complaints. too, of the diciculty of distribut. li ing the home grown produce owing to the t] high ates in the interior (hear, hear). g , ?? give an illustration of this. There has been s dunrin te )pst few years an inward importation P ...

... Irorn the seaport to the inland district, no doubt owing-to the good harvest; but to compe nsate us for tih reductloa in the inward toninage, we have a corresponding increase in the earriage of grain and of potatos from the country districts to the seaport ...