... 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 ...

... to the address lately presented by General BENICDEK to the Emperor at Verona. This address had been made the sub- ject of complaint to the French Government by the Turin Cabinet. It was regarded as a menace to the new kingdom, and in that light it appears ...

... caused some interruption to field labours, which have, however, pro- gressed hitherto with great facility, and there are no complaints as to the 3ear begiorning with a s8dden soil. On the contrary, the young wheat has had every- tbirg to favour its growth ...

... arid eatiafri , Ti yr .- ; jrloe ?? fir ?? T'ii, bsl:.'r n rox t: SNiV11'.-6hcee llc, n:e actually laberrluirx ur..; the complaint should lc kiii I and butle as ?? ns possible, but shnt up all ?? sheep in sllds or brne, and fuimnigate t)rern well, by ...

... death ; I heard the statement as to his throwing up coffee groundl and that, in my opinion, is a marked symptom of cancerous complaint of the stomach, but not a neceesarily cha- Tacteristic symptona; it is not of itself destructive; those symptoms which I ...