... increase of per cent, over the totals for the same period of last year. With regard to the coasting trade the tonnage entered inward was 1,004,977 in the month ending November 6, 1852; in 1853 it was 805,865, and in the present return it is 852,270, including ...

... goods, foreign and coastwise. inwards and outwards, of 5 per cent. On a number of commodities, however, rates will be lowered before calculating the general 5 per cent. decrease. These special reductions affect the inward foreign dock rates; and towtt ...

... His Majesty's Government are astonished that such an Insinuation 'should be made. They are the more surprised at it an the complaint the Underpound Cable Company clearly appears not even to have been adequately examined. The contracts alluded to are presumably ...

... persevering in my complaints until proper redress shall be administered. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Grace’s devoted humble servant, GABRIEL KBNNARD, Jun., ex-Churchwarden. Lambeth, Nov. 25. Sir,—With respect to the complaints which yo* and some ...

... outward cation for the cure gout, rheumatism, ringworm, erysipelas, scrofula, com*, and all external disea>ee The pills for all inward oomplamts. arising from derangement of the stomach snd digestive organs fema! ...

... fact that he had • good deal of money in his posses,lon. In tne evening, when was mtaticateci, he aeon going with Howarth Inwards some waste ground, where subeequently his dead body, terribly gashed, was found. Howarth in the morning confessed that he ...

... and the High Court and the Bar on the other. The Chamber commenced the correspondence by addressing to the Government n complaint regarding the delaysand expense of litigation. It attributed the delay partly to the fact that the High Court was short-handed ...

... cures in cases of rb'-nran'ism. sciatica, tic douloureux, paralysis, spinal comfSnnT’haal aches, dedclency ofnerrous energy, complaints, gene- EiiinhilitT indicsetion, et.ff joints, all sorts of nervous disorders, Ac. m, it applying the galvanic fluid is quite ...

... regard to the failure of the water in the in-wards of this parish. I also forward a °off of a letter on the subject from the Medical Meet of Health, reed to the committee to-day. I my add that numerous complaints have been made at this office of want of ...

... to the winds. The mere expression of the thought in words is something, though nobody hears it; for words give a body the inward conception, even though they are returned from the rocks of the wilderness, and come back to the speaker solitary as they ...

... foreign goods, 2s. This latter item is the famous 2s. entry’ about which so much has been heard, and against which so many complaints have been made. It is one of the most vexatious —indeed, the most oppressive of all the charges. Out of a single cargo there ...

... superior system. Be fought at Relaxbatten Marshal Mac/dation, who, when disabled at &diamond him his As such, he was about to Inward an utterly impracticable scheme ot cutting his way through the German lines into Belgium, when General Wimpffen produced • ...