... prove the advantages en joyed by the marine of Kngland as regards her relation wnh Belgium Of sixty -three vessels entered inwards inth* »onth of March, thirteen, or upwards of one-fif.h part bor, the British Hag. Of twenty-one cargoes coming from Fne ...

... worked pretty well at the comraencemeo., the otters receiving from +.20 ta £30 a week, but we soon found tit from repeated complaints of passengere ihat not only >ere they charged the porterage on th ir fare-ticket*, but lie porters demanded and received ...

... entered inwards from, and cleared outwards for, foreign parte in the week ending Nov. 1, 1856, as well as the cor- responding week of 1855. It appears that during the last week 99 ships, ef an aggregate tonnage of 44,141 tons entered inwards, against ...

... ttong medicines which were to cure every disorder that man was subjrcl to. The plaintiff had la- . boured under a scorbutic complaint, which fre- quently appeared in red spots and slight eruptions on ?? face. He had applied to a regular Apothe- cary, who ...

... ers of an inch !on ?? a,u ' u j waadown neck were intiltrated with blood. Uie * au tJ , lßB _j 1 , t .J tie I wards and inwards, and pas-in., ?? e t>> ' m ?? V er. ...

... ition-master's office to make a complaint against Frost, he beard the latter say he wished he had the grey-headed old (using a low ex- pression) and h« would give him a d good dusting. By Mr. Lewis— The barrier fell inwards. (This being contrary to the ...

... nervous, bilious, and liver complaints. It has effected 75,000 cures which had resisted all medical treatment, including those of his Holi- ness the Pope ; Lord Stuart de Decies, of many years' dyspepsia and liver complaint ; Mrs. M. Joly, of 50 years' ...

... Customs Bill of Entry, published on Mouday morning, gives a return of the Lumber and tonnage of the ships that have entered inwards from, and cleared eutwards for, foreign ports, in the week ending the 29th January, '1859, as I well as the corresponding ...

... of what | does the sacrament consist? Ofthe outward part, bread and t wine, first ; and, secondly, of the inward part. But what jis tbat inward part ? The Catechism tells us the I body and blood. So that, beyond controversy, the body j and blood are ...

... duce your correspondent writing under the above hesdin iv your issue of October 23 to take holy orders uiih-«s h* 'vu the inward call, I think, if he has, that he may perhaps lv> interested to know that I was leading a wasted life for •*•>! ?? time after ...

... effect, remove all ground of complaint ou this head, and ulace tbe ships of Ireland and England, la tlieir intercourse between tbe two countries, on precisely the same footing. Yonr Commit lee, not baying received any complaints «f the ■agntariaas « hich ...

... charge. Complaints of too minute an interference on the part of tbe Government consulting engineer have been strongly urged from the Madras Presidency, for the further details of which your committee would refer to tbe evidence, which complaint, appear ...