... Works, who, as the Bench were aware, bad been made Commissiorers of Fistteries, and it had been forced upon them by the complaints frequently made of a systematic violation of the law by the traw- lers in exercising their calling within certain prohibited ...

... water, her mate, with evident sympathy, mi- nutely inspected the seat of operation, and the result of bis examination was an inward vow that, come what might, he would never submit to each treat- inent. Faithful to his resolution, he was observed by a]. ...

... outwards. At the port of Cork 416 veS- eels, with 122,250 tonnage, entered inwards; and 103, with 29,581 tonnage, cleared outwards. At Bellait, 326 ships, with 86,998 tonnage, entered inwards; and 111, with 41,633 of tonnage, cleared outwards. The declared value ...

... Srirerserr , SATURDAY.-Entered inwards -Coastwlse-Cotosord, Dublin, to take In ore; Leinstor, Ulster, stearseko,' Iolyhead, psesengers. Salling3-Coa- naught, Leinute, scataiers Hloly lead, paasuengera. Sunday- Inwards and outwards-Coastwsec-Connaught ...

... abuasing his wife; who, with true womanly feeling, eove to hide it from the world outside. It was evident, however, that an inward ?? weighed upon her mind. SD much incensed was the eldest son at the treatment his mother received, that he enlisted as a ...

... consumers of French brandy will do well to see that they are not eupplied with mangold wurtzel cognac. In Paris it is a general complaint that of late years it Isas been extremely difficult to obtain. pure brandy of good quality, even at the greatly augmented ...

... 6d p.er lb. We tnd PeraVIAn gosno ?? still belrg Sent to the country, which must be for Aberdeen turnips. There are soena complaints of the S1ix crop bsing short, from drought. The cattle markets in Liverpool, on Monday, were lower. Sheep were nearly ld ...

... alive. Her organs of vision were of a whitey-blue on a light orange ground, and the pair of squinters looked downwards and inwards on a probosis that seemed to be anxious to look up in the world. HIler head-dress and drapery were sadly disor- dered, and ...

... the general bu'hiress. V' t port of London has been less extensive. At the Ca-:a.'s House only 123 ves-els were antroltrced inwards fr.,n foreign ports; there were three fromn Irelaid, aad ise limited number of 40 celliers. The entrieA ourwri consisted of ...

... Indigestion, in all cases of deranged stomach, determi- nation of blood to the head, bile, sick headache, liver and stomach complaints, which frequently end fatally by producing apoplexy or paralysis. There is no me- dicine known that will give such immediate ...

... le and tempt back convicts, who carry away a fond recollection of the luxuries of incarcera. tion. At least tbis is the complaint madseeingreport by one of the committees of the Second Chamber of the States Gtneral. T'n FANrcY BREAD QuEsTioN.-At Leioester ...

... is no place left for such organieatlonl in this busy world of ours; and their outward forms would have vanished with their inward life, if a number of silly people bad not kept alive the superstition that thore was still something In them after all. We ...