... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... who offer cach description below Market p:ice, and then substitute an inferior and cheaper article- benco ths innurmerobte complaints from pereons who fancy, wthen erdering, they are saving about anne shilling a ton, the i faet being, tbat. the vendar ? ...

... going on quite favourably. T1r FxJErwD AND THE NEWLY ELECSTD PAROLIAMeNT. -The Time, examines the reasonableness of the complaint caused by the crowd of gentlemen who were members of the lost parliament, but are not of the new House of Commons. First ...

... vessels took their departure on yesterday, and on Tuesday 48. To-day a con- siderable number sailed. A strong ground of complaint exists against the delays which frequently take place in the starting of the steamer plying in conjunction with the Birkenhead ...

... cur own time. Depreciation of living merit is a form of injustice which has survived the spread of enlightenment; and the complaint of the Roman poet is still true to-day, that we seek our idols in the tumult of the past and prize nothing except what the ...

... demiand. Copper dull, b..t no decline. Liverpool, salt has improved in prices, Freights nominal. At Bombay, October 14, great complaints of damage to cotton anl piece goods by bad storage. Metal market about the same as at Calcutta Cotton firmer, caosed by ...

... whicit the pieva- t letece at cholera and Lver had titen put, upon thsem ; but I see every outweard and visible mark of the inward working of kcars, atid mental depression, the testilt of the syant of altel- ter, the want of a sufliciencty of wholesome ...

... after, Dr. Durham was sent for, but life was extinct before Imis arrival. It is believed that de- ceased died from an inward complaint front which lie had been long suffering. An inqamest will be Isold 6n Ite bodhy this day. ...

... Protestants have their own schools as- sisted by the ?? enjoy a similar privelege; let us have our Catholic schools and all complaints will be at an end. But as long as the state takes it on itself to binder Catholic children from learning in the school the ...

... navy. The position temporarily taken B by the steamer in question was admirably well chosen I for the examination of all inward or outward bound 3 ships of every class, and exactly the same as that taken . by the American brig-of-war, Argue, Captain ...