... deadly and dangerous when they lurk inwardly, or are driven inwards by the unskilftil physician, than when they are allowed to break out in unseemly but healthy sores. The papers teem with complaints of the irksome operation of this act, which really goes ...

... The great rn. and increasing numbei of precisely similar cases in other Lad metropolitan parishes gave rise to general complaints of this ilg fact, which was unavoidable, because they could not refuse so 'jut admission to any woman who presented herself ...

... entered inwards from, atcd cleared outwards for, foreign ports in theo week ending August 8, 1857, as well as the correspondingyear of 1856. It appears that during the last week 68 ships of an aggregate tonnage of 32,091 tons, entered inwards, against ...

... greatly to retard the ge- ,neral distribution.* 3. To provide a letter-box, except where the outer door is kept open. 4. When complaint is made of letters or news- papers lost, miscarried, or delayed, to furnish infor- mation as precise as possible in regard ...

... Bill of Entry, lpublislled this mornilig gives areturn of the nunsber aned tonnaige of tlse ships that have Pe .ble, entered inwards from aid clearedoutwards for foreign ports do loain in the week ending else 4th Oct., 1856, ais well as the cor- In rb rsodn ...

... entered inwards fronm and cleared outwards foi jforeign ports in the week ending the 26th December, 1857 aS well as the corresponding year of 1856. It appears thai during the last week 82 ships of an ajgregate tonnago on 39,922 tons, entered- inwards, against ...

... mostly very thin on the ground. I have heard no accountofeither'rust mildew, or'blight; and Iwhen there is ground for snob complaints the farmers gene- rally tell one, and their fears often make them exaggerate ithe evil; so that we may conclude that what ...

... hours. a quently one of the deputation announced to the ten. I that Lord WVaterford is determined to hear, pesonai s.f complaint of every individual on the estate who thou: had reason to complain, and would, if necessary, each in person for that purpose ...

... and its devotional appearance; but we allude further to the careful training we have received in that which really is the inward life of what goes ci before our eyes. The solemnity connected with your ordinary administration of holy baptism has seemed ...

... the purpose of encouraging their fisheries, and of repelling the intrusion of foreign vessels, it has been a subject of complaint in New Brunswick that impediments should have been offered by the policy of the Imperial Government to the enactment of bounties ...

... pear to rest on any fixed rule; and a complaint has been made of it in the case of Belfast. NOTTINGIIAM, THUBtSDAx'.-Thc cotton-bobbin net trade, especially the fancy branches, has further receded, and complaints are made by many of the machin e owners ...

... that Captain Elliott, who was in command, had been indisposed for three or four days, but instead of laying up be made no complaint, and con- tinued to go with she vessel. On Sunday evening, however, he became worse, and during his tem porary absence in ...