... duce your correspondent writing under the above hesdin iv your issue of October 23 to take holy orders uiih-«s h* 'vu the inward call, I think, if he has, that he may perhaps lv> interested to know that I was leading a wasted life for •*•>! ?? time after ...

... stealing letters, the property of the Post- ?? The prisoner had been in the post-offio* for eight years, and in oonaequenoe of complaints of miss- ing coins and valuable* a decoy letter, containing a marked half sovereign and sixpences, was posted by a clerk ...

... Margaret, and St. Peter. Sittings will also be held on the ISth at the Board-room, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, for the in-wards of the parisli of St. George, Hanover-square ; on the 19th, at the Board-room, Ebury-bridge, Pimlico-road, for the Knights- ...

... they had been in good condition they would have weighed 3201b. He brought thera to that court, and tbey were condemned. The complaint must have been of long standing, and during life it muat have beea manifest that they had suffered from rot. wJ_A*l££2?^_ ...

... Godwin had to rely, like the German in the well-known case of tho camel which he painted but had never seen, rather upon inward consciousness, aided by scholarly tradition, than upon the testimony of vision, there being no existing example to furnish ...

... at ?? Both their P-tents, how- _? **k* y feU « ...

... to which they are subject, have been in excess of the demand, and the universal complaint is that business yields no profit. The long distances over which goods, both inwards and outwards, have to be carried, and the sparseness of the population on the ...

... to carry on this present institution, but, if possible, to extend their field of operation. Illicit Drinking. — Owing to complaints that illicit drinking was largely carried on in the huts erected for the workmen on the line of the Manchester Ship Canal ...

... little girl. Subsequently the father, Thomas Johnson, di_d, and the mother was reported yesterday to be dying from the same complaint. Late on Saturday night Dr. James Collis Browne, the inventor of chlorydine, died at his residence, Mount Albion, St. La ...

... the liberal construction placed by Europeans on the privileges accruing to them under the Conven- tion of Madrid, and his complaints have entered into the ear of more than one soi-disant friend. In particular the Powers whose interests in Morocco are at ...

... employ of tbe Metropolitan Board of Works.— Mr. C. A. Roberts prosecuted. —For some time past past there have been numerous complaints of the damage wilfully committed in the Embankment-gardens, and consequently officers have been requested to keep special ...

... vessel of about I,O ...