... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... its place. They will be ready for getting up iml a m')uth before others planted in the ordinary way ; and when the annual complaint arises that the disease hts again appeared, you will have taken up your crop in a good state of preservation.' In the London ...

... prisoner was much addicted to drink, and, on being reftsed money for the purpose of obtain- ing drink, be threatened to kill complaintant. The pri- soner was ordered to find bail, or, in default, to bo im- prisoned for six montbs. James Walsh was brought up ...

... DUBLIN MARKETS-Taun-DAY. a We bave nrew tne warm weather-in fret, an after son. metr; therefore there can be no further complaint as to ths ct Opa standing out, &e. t Our corn market this week asgsn yloldad s4 to d ou wheat, and id to i4 on barley. rih ...

... cut- ting down only commenced leet week. Ai a whole, the crops are excellent, though la tomne lstancecs Ilher are causes of complaint. A number of evnnpleo were tiken for distillation on Tnenday, at from 18 cd to 22b per 20 stone ; otherwise little to notice ...

... either not vegetated erpertlelly become the prey of birds. While France end the more soetberly pert of Europe have similar complaints, In thle north It lies boon rough end rainy snd the conclueion of the harvest, as well so ths digging of potatoes, has been ...

... ly and for distillatiomn BomB ?? markets may also be bene- tted whero It wee used f for oor;. At New York there are now complaints of renoeb. competition, a Interferiag with their export trade. a2d lower prices with great dtlnese are tbe order of the ...

... -Twucc lcensed carriage drivers in the I p employmnert of Mrs. Hyland, E0Plephant-lanle, ?? at oin suetinons11 to ans1wer the complaint of ItJr. samuel a Bentwostated that On the ~316t nit. he hireda hearse and carriage to proceed to Gleenevin Cemetery with ...