... that have entered inwards from and c ; eared outwards for foreign porta in the week ending 2nd May, 1857. well the c> rreapoiid year of 1856. It appears that during the last week 70 ships of an tonnaee of 27,683 tons, entered inward*, against 94 sum, ...

... entered inwards from W. J. Sidney. and cleared outwards for foreign porta in the esi.ting tho 23rd May, 1857, well the corresponding week o' 1856.* appesrs tiiat during the last week 197 ships, of segregate tonn-«g of 126,303 ton«, entered inwards, against ...

... three month*. Mr. Henry Heffield, son of Surgeon Haffield, of 74, Charlemont-a*.-eet, appeared on sumraona to answer the complaint of so old woman named of El »a M’Kenna, for an assault, alleged to have been committed the 25th ult. According to statement ...

... turnip sowing, creatly in price, according to quality, the top being £l6 £l7 per ton. In s >me parts of the uotry there are complaint* of the fly, hot there is still time re-sow. Wool —There haa not been the same activity this week the last, and, in some ...

... him all. but as probable the doctor did not hear one word. His absence proverbial at St. Anne’s, and a matter of universal complaint. I have known myself ihoosands of imtaoce*. Yon would hardly have experience of this mental malady of hia. Yon conld never ...

... Sfupjitiifl anil Customs. DUBLlN—Mowdat. July 13. Inwards from Foruon.—Spirit the Times, Barbados Conqn*ring Her>, Alexandr a. Xariffa, Barbadoea. Loading Outwards Foreign.—Bernard Barton, DankirV. Kntbkku Inwards Coartwisr.—Nanciee. Irvine. Lnrd Byron, Liverpool ...

... should he.—Gulicuy V-nd'Cntor. «hO Customs. DUBLlN —Wednesday. Skptkmbf.r 9. Inwards from Foreign.—Albion, Archangel. Loading Outwards Foreign —Nimrod, Antwerp. Entered Inwards Coastwise —Aibiooie, Newport. Mountain Maid, Mostvn. Isabe la, Carlisle. Irishman ...

... Champion of the Seas, and Lightning. These ships have made some of the quickest passages on record to Australia, and no complaint has been made their unseaworthiness. The Bostonian asks the public to suspend judgment until Mr. Mackay can heard.] Roman ...

... , Esqrs. Mr. Creagb stated that, as the cafe whs public importsnee. he would take the opportunity of explaining why the complaint should be diam-ased, and in doing he tad not mean to commit any o:ber magistrate in any w*y to (Mr. Creagfa’a) opiniont on ...

... 28. Inwards prom Fokkioh.—Victoria, Horeans. R«TYi«eco, GaHatanamo. Alma, Lisbon. Monterey, St John's, N B. Ouzel Galley, Trinidad. Creole, Cadiz. Columbus, Quebec, William Went, Dordt. Cleared Outwards Foreign.—Victress, Sidney. Entered Inwards Coas ...

... though the more decided and rapid iocrease of disease in the potato crop must ultimately in favour of cereala. But few complaints on this score come from Northern Europe, though Ameriauj reports are as bad our own. Wheat, in the latter country, has little ...

... might postibly correct, to suppose that even there were gmnnda, —and he was not at all suggesting that there were.—tor that complaint, it constituted any defence ot their conduct. Intubordination in the workbnU'e was not the only thing involved in the charge ...