... A COMPLAINT The fleck read a letter front Vr t W. W ahiburougleroad. that wow IP • weatralartory .1.11, There an valley we chsawle and ram water nnu It. war tato their The said had hers us tha lead the Ohre wrs twfiil the romnietter ltonnriller that. ...

... There are great complaints in many districts of the pre- vlence of the turnip fly. In some counties much of the early crop of swedes has been swept Only .that can be said that has been said before in these columns-use the No farmer, if he farms largely ...

... No. 323. (See Cartoon.) Tns publican, with sad amaze, And inward groans of pain, Said. Lor ! that Local Veto craze Is waging on again. That 'orrid word will drive me mad'. I'm very much afraid This silly sentimental fad Will go and spoil my trade ...

... learn that Mr. George Stone, the popular manager of the Royalty, Barrow-in-Furness, is laying seriously ill from some inward complaint It wiw found necessary to perform an operation last Saturday, and again on Monday. W believe both operations have proved ...

... the inward date from the postmarks of letters will be of interest to the public : General Post Office, London, September 8, 1898. SlR,—With reference to your letter of 11th nit., I am directed to inform you that the date stamping of inward letters ...

... charge, and shall be curious to learn what answer the authorities of the fund are prepared to make reply to it. An official complaint was lodged yesterday in the hands of Mr. Brabazon Morris, the superintendent, who promised to place the matter before his ...

... carriage clock, some opera-glasses, several purses, and a quantity of wearing apparel were among the articles missed. Many complaints had been re- -11 .-.«-•-«* to ?? lost property. The prisoners pleaded guilty. Barnes and Robinson were sentenced to three ...

... Bombay, and the North-Western Provinces comes the same complaint, that the funds are absolutely inadequate to meet the growing requirements of a progressive community. He refers to the complaints made by Provincial Governors like Sir Charles Elliott, ...

... genuity in the invention of nuances of sentiment too subtle for verbal expression. If there is anybody who knows all the true inwardness of the most recondite experiences, it is Mr. Henry James. It is not his fault, but his misfortune, in having to employ so ...

... was independent of him altogether ; the non-coercive was exercised personally, and in accordance with his own judgineut. Complaint was sometimes made against the bishops that they did not enforce the law ; but the bishops had no more power to enforce the ...

... ERA. Sir,- Kindly allow me to make a brief reply to Sir Arthur Hodgson's letter which has been addressed to the press. My complaints did not allude very strongly to the danger of fire at Shakespeare's house. I feel sure that pretty good precautions are ...

... season or two for the position which was his from the first by every artistic right, lie has since had little cause for complaint. The world of women has been at his feet, and man has acknowledged his greatness. St. James's Hall has reverberated with ...