... UBLIN. FRIDAY. AUG. 8. 1884. and Complaint was made last night of violent unwarrantable used by a Cabinet Minister, Mr Cham , in a Fe cent platform , on the House of Lords. The question whether he sanctioned such ex- travagance having been put to Mr Gladstone ...

... 42s Gd to 44s Gd per cwt. Tue Conpuct op Tae INwarD Maits at QuEENsTowN.—It appears that tho singular postal vagaries by which the Post authorities bewilder the pablic when they occasionally sepd the inward American mails {or England, Scotland, and the ...

... deta ha'penny was the dogma: by the jovial-faced jarvey of w! 0 bis price—and there was @ merry he eye that expressed his inward 1: situation into which those ty jr. to Baldeyle by car were put throush tur ra, of the tariff. It was a glorious u: shining ...

... year there was the greatest fall- ing off. In goods traffic there was little noticeable change. Seed potatoes were carried inwards in largo quantities, but there was a corresponding diminution in the traftic outwards, Tho goods falling off in the carriage ...

... extermination of ¢! ac 1s sorely telt by the mmbsbitante in place | have gone to. And then, f wine back to and meet adesman the complaint is, as cor- at very mghtly remarks, that ti agita- Wa> ruined trade, J go turthee and take the shopkeepers of Dublin city ...

... via of the inward mails, Belfast. This is certainly bly for Ireland, i instant and earnest atten- @ matter was tion on the part of the rail: Siy be the concerned, as it may not impro thin end of the w destined to su; e ward as well as inward as the great ...

... lose theirangry and tal character under this lavatuable Ointment. have been by 2¢ private practitioner dyspepsia or liter complaints EB Fair, JON DA’ becf here to-day made to 3 Gd with o demand, and rather rarity good also interior in barge Grasiers rls ...

... and which the Wi —The P. and O. steamer from Bom! on 26th Mav, left at 1 pap. for TURDAT.—' Maritimes Co.'s steamer with the inward Buenos Ayres on Monte Video, Lb. 2b. Bio de Janeiro, 20th; ‘ead Bompar, Daker, June 2n4, arrived bere at ¢ a.m. P. and O. ...

... carried hi by the they are not about to suffer further Land League agitation. It is to be bitterly hostile to the mass of the inwards, and the quantity of hay carried, which showed a total increase of 2,600 tons, them. loss in the closing of the barracks against ...

... very brave men, No more conspicuous proof has been given of the impossible in the politics of the Extremists than this very complaint of theirs, though they do not seem conscious of it. Here is an independent body of Members, formidable even in number, more ...

... actual test of his quality oe c! these days. Poor Mr Chamberlain bas the gout, and the enemy rejoiceth exceedingly. The complaint. it evems, is rather hereditary than sequired, for the chief of the caucas is said to be abstemions man iv his habits, and ...

... t » complaint about mendation of the Royal and commerce meanwhile wore lodged Belmullet at the Committee formed fence of British Mr Tuke's had was pot the Vigilance of protecting the arms of mem- abroad. The reports of expense of made no complaint 2 No ...