... opening, and presses the treadle. goods and merchandise (except coals) exported or of the machine them are five tables inclined inwards. , the pad descends, the address is printed, and, with imported from or to the said Port: And whereas the Each of them oomisponds ...

... among Italian body, and to produce a soothing and relaxing effect in would not stick to his poet. Are Italians, for many complaints; but hot air, at a temperature from instance, historically brave? Do they histori- 150 deg. to 170 deg., combined with ...

... been there? Mr. Magennis—Over 28 years. MT. Cronin—Did he ever prune this hedge before? Defendant—No dr. The Bench held the complaint proved, and nentenoed the defendant to pay £2 compensation to the plaintiff, and £1 fine, or go to jail for six weeks. The ...

... must tot be attrib u t e dl io l e ly t o th e a l ge b ra Council, be would be prepared to give a satisfactory paper. The complaints of senior and others 'Apeman:ea of the exaggerated statements about have elicited a letter from Mr. Whiting, one of the ...

... Sunday, 8, the wind has been very high, and towards I Saturday night it blew at times with great farce, driviug outward and inward-bound vessels to the harbour for refuge throughout Saturday and Sunday. Such was the power of the vied and that the mail boats ...

... line of 10s., or be imprisoned foe a week. BON. _ Timothy Reardon, a rather odd-looking character, appeared to answer the complaint of his father for wsaulting him and conducting himself in a disorderly manner. Acting-Constable Kennedy proved the arrest ...

... of the Attoniee nerd', conduct of the case unfair to the dereednite the ease, be drew a broad distinction bone, n such a complaint and as imputation of dishonourable eneduct The Attorney-General, after expreeeine his belief that the boo. and learned gentlemen ...

... of some of the Inspectors; they fined me .C 5 suspended me for a week. and ultimately dismissed me for making out 'untied complaints against members of the staff, though they fined one of them 10e.—one of the men I complained against—and also for bringing ...

... wit- i Michael Flanery, said he reed-oese examined ; and, as mo o t ', a l eo , h e repeated him tested a party roes 11111 inwards Keilerney fiom story in his own peculiar glib mann e r. The rising Olenbeigh on the morilion in 0.1..ti0n. They were which ...

... the 'Deering way in which a large part of the pees of the country spoke of every measure proposed by the Irish, ei every complaint preferred by the frith Who not heard over and Over spin that the House of Gimmons voted Ireland a bore, and was counted out ...

... This money is supposed to hare been forwarded from the headquarters of the Fenian Brotherhood in America, to be applied inwards defraying the costa of the defence of the prisoners iii this country. That these costa will be very large is manifest from ...