... take a wa-. inside the car and take their tea. and bother about fares. Ac.? Is it any wonder many are troubled with inward complaints when they don’t have an opportunity to take their food, except going al • the road, a« the case those routes .vhere there ...

... done. \t hat would you say, gentletown. to a nubile nieelang toeing tolled where people. watild be able to bring inward spe‘.ifie complaints% Mr. Hayes. It will lir a remedy. Arr. Rotget —There Us no denying the dept, of eourse, that, elwiplaitit. are general ...

... INWARD. Mail* from U-SJL. Canada. Bahama*. Bermuda*. Cob*. Ac., by the Baltic. Queeuatown. are to expected on Iburaday afternoon. tb* DeulachUod are likely be in hand* on Tbamity. Utter* from India and Egypt the lai# and Peraia. via Brmdiai, are b* looked ...

... INWARD from U.S.I. the Campania. »a Qoeenrtowß New York laati. are expected to-day. Yfails « the Btrona wiit probably b* week: while those the and »t. Loan fV V and Q. Haem wad Oeins are looked for Monday ((.o« Bombay from Antral:*. Ac . the nJST may ...

... INWARD. Mail* from .8.A.. Canada. Bahamas, Bermudas. Cuba. 4r., by tip* CellK, via Queenstown, are to expected Friday wr early Saturday (New lock Thurs- day laet. Letters from India e* the lsi«, via Brindisi, are to lie looked for on Saturday next (from ...

... INWARD. ataila from tx the liner Umbria, t‘* QuceastovQ, are Moaday mirnlßg. St. Paul xre doc Monday momiog. Loner* from India and fcgypt, the Mongolia, and »ia Brindiai, are expected on Monday aUernooa. early on Tuesday Bombay the 30th alt.), Letter* ...

... IN THE DELAY OF INWARD AND OUTWARD WELSH MAILS. The Post Office authorities hare informed the Council that the matter has received thiii careful attention and hope that there will be no cause fur complaints in future. ON :EXCWISIVE CHARGE ON COAL TO ARMAGH ...

... TRUE INWARDNESS OF THE PROPOSALS. The speech of Mr. Churchill had at first revealed the true inwardness of the Government's proposals. It was plain that the proposals in their present form were the merest and veriest sham, and were subterfuge a weak-minded ...

... IRE INWARD SPIRIT Or RELIGION. This strategy. aitainst which the prophets never ceased to wage war. is nut yet utii of date. It is adopted by all the modern who. in varying degrees. have harnessed the religious fervour of the masses to their political ...

... TENANTS’ COMPLAINT. Mr. David Henry said he had received serious complaint that afternoon about the Council Houses in Princes Street The tenants were anxious to know if the Council could not do something as the “return” rooms in the houses were absolutely ...

... LIVER COMPLAINT. DR. LING'S Dandelion end QUiLltlft , LiTill Pills. without mercury. ■re • potent remedy. remote all Liver and Stomach Complaints, P2ils6 Heartborn, !.digestion, Constipation. lit King's Pills •re oldd•.:.iooed. without the dangerous whine ...

... complained of inward pains. Peter Flaherty complained that he din not get sufficient outdoor labour. Mr. Kelly entered these complaints the prison books, and called the attention the Governor to them, who promised to inquire into them. Mr. J. P. Gorless ...