... the Army, several professed to be cured of maladies. Some were suffering from affec- tions in the head, others from inward complaints, and many from weak eyes. One womnan who, before being anocinted, said she could not r ecognise a friend a yard away ...

... detectiug the casule of nuyfailure or 9Iefieieuey in the supply; (5 an easy rne.ails of access to headquarters to lodge complaints; (6) defirite ii. nrrangeinients for preventing obstruction in tbe strectsi; 71 le the relief of tie Board of Trade from ...

... A COMPLAINT FROM A 2NEW SETTLER. I . _ 'We have received from a young Englishman lately arrived in Canada a letter complaining bit- terly of the practice of certain self-styled emisra- tion agents in England. These agents undertake to find situtations ...

... receiving the inward pilotage of the s.s. Eliza Hunting, after the commissioners awarded the same to Henry Ray second, taking the ship out and refusing to give up the charge to Ray when he ftered his services third, receiving the inward and out- ward ...

... aud other aliied complaints. In the gold- fields and copper miues Holloway's remedies have been largely patronised by tbe workers to their very great advantage, aud they can be confidently recommended as invaluable remedies for inward congestions, spasms ...

... NEWCASTLE TRADE REPORT. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Thursday. Trade keeps steady, but not brisk, and the complaint is that with all the work and business transacted, the margin of profit is slight, the cause, it is alleged, of the failure this week on Teeside ...

... uldineas, Ifearthurn, Pain in Ws Head, Chest, Rac k , &Ain Stone, Liver Complaints, Pale or Mallow Complexion, Palpitation of the Heart, Colic, Pimples, Piles (both outward and inward), Eruptions, of Appetite, Sickness, he., itc. /brew at dose price; ii ...

... and a ,lirge attendance of commissioners -The Chairman n;'otified' .t the ships' inward for' the past mionth wass76;.Outvd 2i162; the same period lasrt year, 105 ships inwards, outwards q115.' This. annoiunce- ment was. reeeived' w~ith :loiad:appla'nse._-rTwo ...

... hail was given last night at Buckirgh-Li Palace Baron Buddleston, who is staying at Ascot, although suffering from an inward complaint, went out driving yesterday, and sa~w some friends off frmAsZ Station. He is espactwl tortrn to ;iLondon shortly. F~avitv ...

... and other allied complaints. In the goldfields and copper mines Hollowa's: remedies have been largely patronised by the workers to their very great advantag, end they can be confidently recommended as invaluable remedies for inward. congestions, spasms ...

... Railway. Their traffic consisted of-inwards, coal, coke limestone, iron ore, and sand, over both railways; ana outwards, of pig iron, over both railways. Its volume was 250,000 to 300,000 tons a year. 'Their complaint was I that their traffic was improperly ...

... the Crimes Act but destroys the out- ward form of the disease by increasing its inward violence. Mr. Pernell is formidable only whilst he wields the power of just complaint. That is a truth that has yet to be recognized by English politicians. T- IE COECION ...