... tenderinsx. His Majesty s Government are astonished that such insinuation should made. Thev are more surprised it as the complaint from ihe Underground Cable Company clearly appears net even to have been adequately examined. The contracts alluded to ...

... Some years ago Dr. Cayxcr was seriously ill with attack of inward gout. After two months* duration recovered from the attack. His last illness seems to have been a renewal the old complaint in more dangerous form, and bis death is attributed affection ...

... confinement or alteration of diet, therefore mayoa at all seasons. taxen Pills will prove highly efficacious in bilious butie complaints, of the nervous system, | spirits, and other parts of the bodz of the in the head, limba, of the eves violent pains impaired ...

... foreign countries was Entered inwards, 1,716,474 ; cleared outwards, 1,598,699 ; against 1,618,133 tons and 1.624,277 tons respectively for the same mouth in 1875.—1n the trade t ritish Possessions, 515,710 tons were entered inwards and 391,131 cleared outwards ...

... foreign countries was :—Entered inwards, 1,383,186; cleared outwards, 1,541,327; against 1,334,823 tons and 1,516,030 tons respectively for the same month 1875. In the trade British Possessions, 312,851 tons were entered inwards and 339,863 cleared outwards ...

... stated that they were all assembled consequence of the decease of the late Mr. James Cumming ; and, as there were numerous complaints that several newly sprung-up interests in the trade were not fairly represented, the present meeting was called for the ...

... Koyal Irish Dis tilery. d IhtkßE.vrixa Exphbijtent. —Place on the npper bar of a grate, with the heads projecting about inch inwards, seme ordinary Lueifers-iu a few moments they ignite. Then in same psmtion place a few of the Patent Safety Matches of Ltmden ...

... the means of exit j case of fire were verv .—Mr, Cobb said this was the t hird year that Mr. Youds had the license, and no complaint h ad been made with regard to the manner in which he conducted the place, The i had also been surveyed by one of Mr, Newland’s ...

... with the Indian heavy mails, left at 2 p.m. for Southampton. Gaixe, Friday.—The Messageries Maritimes steamer Tigre, with the inward French mails, left day for Aden. Correction.—’VVe Lave received the following from the Colonial Office for publication The ...

... the addi trona! planks of tearperance and Down wilh the power of the I am no Wircite, and do not know anything about thre inward at theve councils but take knowledge fram the my delivered at meenogs At tbe packed assembly held in Hope Hall last week, ...

... should be appointed receive complaints and ascertain, when vessel was at anchor in the ferry track, her exact position, so that when the complaint was made the committee would have evidence guide them. At present, when complaint was made, the vessel was ...

... Manchester reumarke that eban. for the better ts perceptible in the nove ang used in Old bain Ome or two years ago great complaints were tnads to the Arflerican authorities reapecting the quantity of sand to be found in New Orleans cotten, The cotton is ...