... INWARD. There are due mails from the East, West Africa, U.S.A., Central America, Pacific. West Indies, China, River Plate, etc. Letters have been delivered from U.S.A., West Indies, Pacific, West Africa, etc. NEW COMPANIES REGISTERED. James Mande and ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Tramway Complaints’ and Suggestions. Sir,—l should like, through the medium of the Press, to call attention to the inadequate tram-car service from Tinsley to the City between 5.30 p.m. and p.m. is no common occurrence to have to ...

... the American Ambassador. The t onference ‘,as the outcome of many complaints that much needless delay •vas caused by the rule of the outward mail having to t.;o In British and the inward mail to leave New York by American liners. W ticynson-flicks suggested ...

... e rduna.q may b© posted until the Letters for Para, Manaus and Iquitos. by the Dunmay be posted uu to the 23rd Inst. stau, INWARD. 'Mails are due from U.S.A Canada , West Indies, Pacific, Central America, Australia. etc Amer . There have been delivered ...

... Aquitama, via Southampton. Letters for Australia, per s.s. Esperance Bay. via London, should be forwarded hence on Monday next. INWARD. Mails from Trinidad and Gumnas, s.s. Pellerin de Latouche, are due to-day; from Egypt and Sudan, ex Italian Packet, to-day; ...

... time past been experiencing considerable difficulty in negotiating this curve, both on the outward and inward journey. I am informed that complaints have been made to the authorities concerning this danger spot, but one seems “sit up and take notice high ...

... THE EDITOR. Sunday Ramblers: Peakland Orgies. Dale View. Dradwell. Sir, —I cannot but feel it my duty to again make public complaint of the disgraceful orgies which are witnessed each Sunday throughout Feaklanil. Instead of the evil lessening it is becoming ...

... are much WC./,`, just outside the Metropolitan area than they are within it. Apart lrcm the restricted output, there are complaints that some of the collieries discriminate in the loading of waggons for certain areas. a policy which at many points materially ...

... SILTING UP OF PARTS OF UPPER HUMBER. At the monthly meeting of the Goole Chamber of Commerce and Shipping, complaints were made of the silting up of parts of the Upper Humber, and the difficulty of getting ships through Co Gool© or away in one tide through ...

... Southern critics have done, of playing to win. Of course they play to win ; what is more, they win. That is the true inwardness of the complaint against them, as their critics have to admit. There is no more honourable set of cricketers in the land. If they ...

... hours’ flight of Croydon, even allowing for a stop at Southampton, which is proposed the “half-way house’’ for both outward and inward journeys. The carrying of produce from the Channel Islands to Covent Garden is part of the scheme, and by means of fast aeroplanes ...

... and more lucrative trading conditions can be looked for. The financial position on the whole satisfactory in spite of the complaints made in some quarters against the banks for withholding credit. DEAR MONEY. Although, as is usual, money is rather dear ...