... Maritime*), with inward French mails from Biver Plato and Brazil, aimed St Pauillac at 3 -win. May 17. * A ?? Important Discovery is -gjj_WH J* $ Pari* -Wo of a valuable remedy for verves* JUwliV, p_yi_c_l exhaustion, and kin-red complaint*. The discovery ...

... Yorkshire steam coal had become better known the , outward coal ratea had risen, and considerable ben. fit J had accrued. The inward rat. a had, ou the other hand, decreased with the increased favour iv which j South Yorkshire coal waa held. Mr. Joseph Henderson ...

... only so, but 1 have had water examined recently, “ and there was not a trace of anything in it, so that quite free from old complaint. consider X ** owe my escape from death and restoration health solely to Warner’s Safe Curb,* and it is nothin# hut * my ...

... forces of the Crown to assist them in turning their mis-rable tenants out on the hillside and upon the Log.’’ Here the first complaint is as to the u-e of armed forces at evictions, What says the to this? On April 28, 1882 (* Hansard,” vo!. 258, p.p. 1,677-78) ...

... heart disease. Our mode of living, late hoars, late dinners, constant worry and excitement, predispose to these dreadful complaints, therefore we need not wonder at the great number of who die suddenly, annually. Why, Mrs own cousin,.% reckless iellow ...

... outward tonnage from his works of finished iron was 20,000 tons and 10,000 tons of cinder ; 30,000 tons altogether. Tbe total inward tonnage was 72,'_00 tons, all of which came by railway. A great proportion of this: would come by canal if the facilities ...

... Dover and Calais and Oatend during the pant week has again reached 14,000. There is, however, slight increase in the number inwards, and a corresponding diminution of those leaving England. ITEMS OF INTEREST. FROM TO DAY’S PAPERS. I UNJUSTLY CONBEMHED. FATHER ...

... down his throat. — Dra. T. Johnson and R. A. Johnson ,vere summoned, but were unable to remove the bail, and bad to force it inward. Death ensued shortly afterwards, aa tho ball had lodged m oue of the air tabes and choked the boy.— The jury returned a verdict ...

... the and had examined it carefully. He the smallest part of the traffic would be downwurd, and that the greater part would be inward and consist of iron and grain. ‘The trade on this canai was slower than op much canals. The size and the boats compared favourably ...

... with our familiar antagonist but. Yes, ie has been said; Shefli_ld is fearfully handicapped in the matter of outward and inward carriage ; >he is declining or, at least, prevented from growing by this. She is being outrun by newer places, through her ...

... aiderUhaßaldwin to ninny, and that she •nght to marry weU» bat thetlmportont lento* marmgeh the was not forthcoming. was complaint against Sir Henry that bronght any eligible young men the Mount “My mother’s housekeeping would frighten them sway if I answered ...

... propose the additional millions, 1 might have had the outward satisfaction of a considerable remission of taxation, and the inward satisfaction of knowing that I was able to lessen the burdens cf the heavily-taxed community of this country. (Hear, hoar ...