... Foreigners— and it is no answer to their complaints to produce so general a paper as that to which 1 have referred, and which has been so widely circulated. It wil! be found the total quantity of Tonnage inward- this year (186), is much less than last ...

... Chuich, and we think that this may be best secured by providing aggrieved parishioners with an easy aud effectual process for complaint and redress.' 2. That in the opinion of the presid^ut and council these words-, if limited (m one of the commissioners ...

... nervous, biliovL, 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' ...

... carriage clock, some opera-glasses, several purses, and a quantity of wearing apparel were among the articles missed. Many complaints had been re- -11 .-.«-•-«* to ?? lost property. The prisoners pleaded guilty. Barnes and Robinson were sentenced to three ...

... well. She brines no specie. = r„, rr „ • BORDEAUX, April 28. me Messagenes Mantunes Company's steamer Rio Grande, with the inward French mails from Buenos Ayres on the 26th of March, Montevideo on the 28th, Rio de Janeiro on the 3d April, Bahia on the ...

... another. She knew of no one els© who had been turned out of tho club. Was the first complaint against Mrs. Frankau that she gave dinner party her home r—That was not complaint. It was menace to the cluh. ( Laughter). The menace to the club was that two or ...

... consider his life to be a precarious one. His restless disposition and irritable temper strengthen the supposition of some inward complaint which defies medical skill. It had been generally hoped that, in consequence of Ibrahim having visited, during the last ...

... '. l **- -.? t . T, probably surprising to many of yourteafers, bat Is a fact that Creek is eery important port. tonnage inwards and ontwarda last year to hundred and fifty thousand tons, and it likely increase. There reason why restels eonsid.r-abla ...

... reason. Ordinarily the entries inwards afford unquestionably the best test of the progress or retrogression of navigation ; but in tins particular instance, as we then contended, the case wni reversed. The ships entered inwards from the Indian seas, up tothe ...

... pilotage were 9s. per foot on British vessels inwards to the port of Liverpool ; outwards, 4s. On foreign vessels the dues were 12s. per foot inwards; 7s. outwards. Vessels in the coasting trade paid 4s. inwards ; 2s. out- wards. Steam- vessels when they ...

... Police Office. Mr. Lemon wished the Magistrate to ordei hh son-in-'aw, and his broiher, lo tind sureties to keep the peace inwards hirfi. Qp the other hand, they requested the _lugi.tr_.te to order Mr. Le- mon to restore Mrs. Day to her husband. The Magistrate ...

... aud paisengera proceeded for New York. mc _ . PAUILLAC, Feb. 6. The MesßageriesMaritime&Company.. steamer Orenoqae, with the inward French mails from Buenos Ayres on the Bfhult., Montevideo 9tb, Rio de Janeiro 14tb. BahialBtb, Pernambuco 20tb, Dakar 25th ...