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... Liverpool, to be there pat ea board the liner sheet to start across the Antenna. It may be asked: Where does Ireland's ground of complaint come in? It comes in Ihere: Will. all them things hare been across the the permanent IPostal Authorities in London have on ...

... to the firm oi D. J. Wagner, tula port, was seised by the British on Dec. near Delagoa Bay. The firm has already lodged a complaint with the Foreign Office Berlin. The evening papers here give currency to a report that Herr Woermaan, a director of the German ...

... thst the coal bonkiiV bulkheads Lava been considerably twisted, the strained, and the bottom of ship more or less bulged inwards whare it is resting on the blocks sad the dockside. The present mtrntion of the authorities is to put on board tons iron ballast ...

... lues-lay by tile ot L nllthgow and the cases wete to have beeu tried yesteiday the Burgh I'nutt t he iscal’ id prepared his complaints against thu prkoncis was ready lor their luul ut the usual hour but neither the Provo-l nor any of the three Bailies being ...

... the « 1.-r’s. itj. John Musgrave, submittal his rcsignatu.n, w j was with regret, he liaviup held tl-i- >-it 22 years. complaint to scarcity ...

... sub- ject for the pulpit, Auld Wattie Thompeon, my neist listened wi’ pair, body, great attention, expectin’ tae for inward complaint ; but be left kirk as wise as when he gaed an there was mae than bim an’ me in the same ment.” “ Yow ean do anything ...

... eri-' had been roovicted of threw rubtoviee in ItoT hetog lorte-l op for It. ke neat tu ah«. arar Ensarwt, Moaday, ZJO pm. __w inward*'the rirtt amt makr •■ Har Haiettv torn nlrused to areent tto HtrUm Me. AmJinß.lt teeuauren will c-ioaiatof bed* aaTcomaleie ...

... of the l'ompany with more personal than uwalir dimpla7ed the direction of public undertaaing, them will Le any ground fur complaint. on such a score. lir. F. C. Starkie writes to the Field follows: You will bear with regret that a couple of bitterns. ...

... intelligence has arrived is regarded with great satisfaction, the Boers having been repulsed everywhere. There are again complaints that the natives are assisting the enemy by lighting warning fires whenever our patrols start. General Bulh-.r will probably ...

... —Cross-examined, admitted that Glover did not fall down while —P.S. gave evidence showing that the man Smith afterwards made a complaint him, the result of which was that the officer saw Mrs. GJover about 6 30 her house, where she was then reeling about drunk ...

... that toe company should, in connection with their railways and docks, be authorised to provide. work, and use, and subscribe Inwards providing. working, and issing.viewels for the conveyance of traffic between Hull and port. of liotterdam, Amsterdam, and ...