... the facts of the case is really a very serious matter. An attendant cannot be supposed to be acquainted with the inward bodily complaints with which most lunatic patients are affected, and in the coee of poor Danford, how was the attendant to know what ...

... WM1AIL NEWS. Lisbon, Thuraday. The ltepsageries Maritimes steamer Gironde, with inward French and Brazil mails, arrived yes- terday evening. - ?? Thursday. The Zntnbesi arrived at a this evening with the malls, and left at 9.40. Panillac, Thursday. The ...

... . Brinrch Office, 87 LowerGeorge's-streetJ ingstown, Sunday Night Three large vessels 1an with timbler and grain passed inwards to-day, andiproceeded tothel~orthwal. MAml Ssavi0sE-The steamers UlMter and Leinster are now engaged in the passenger and ...

... contempt for all their surroundings Tu'he cost of the new ball was serious enongh to warrant a committee of taste for its inward adornment: It is said to have amnounted to £20,000. Iii- deed the trustees of the Muiseum seem to have great sloipathy with ...

... said, it wax true that complaints as to the inadequacy of pay had been forwarded to the (lovernuieut by the men of the Irish Constabulary, and that the subject was about to be investigated by the CoMaLds- sioners to whom complaints of other civil ser- vants ...

... vESUsLS (IRELAMn). aE s On the motion of Mr. U'REILLY, a return was ordered p 2tof the number and tonnage of vessels entering inwards W and cleasing outwards, ?? foreign, and the British, and coastguard shipping; the number and w n tonnage of the vessels ...

... relief and comfort to those afflicted with the above distressing and, when neglected dangerous complaints. Let any persona troubled wit any of the abeve complaint, givo BEECE3I1' COU0 PILLS a The meot violent Cough will in a short time be re- moved. OAuyaom ...

... TfgltnesH and oppression of the Chest. Wheering, &c., these Pills stand unrivalled: and anyone labouring nder any of the above complaints need only try OCE Box, to prove that they are the beat ever offered to the public for Asthmatic and Consumptive Coughs, ...

... pro.. ri- Mr. Jeunae defended. 3sx. Atten',.,s.l thatthelegalityof ule oruamieata o ,,vj2 aow in question, the subjett of complaint Lt. Mr. Suder'an tioa t Ul taking the law lnto _L ; 'w At the, suggestion of the rnagistr~ate, I Mcr. Sanders uuderm o;k ...

... NEXT. Divisional Saleroom, 8 MERCHANT'S-QUAY. Large and very superior Rummage Sale, from the Office 85 Lewer Mount-street. inW:~ARD GARLAND will SELL BY Xi: AUCTION In the above Room, OD TUESDAY NEXT, March 7, 1871, a collection of excellent household furniture ...

... cur own time. Depreciation of living merit is a form of injustice which has survived the spread of enlightenment; and the complaint of the Roman poet is still true to-day, that we seek our idols in the tumult of the past and prize nothing except what the ...

... you vill see that a con- :derable pioportion of the falling off in our traffic ha- stri-i- in two articles-in graiu carried inward ad in dead and live pigs carried outwards. Be- ?? leaving the subject of traffic I Mnust tell you ha- the sarue eauses wnich ...