... se described, Icy Cumitable IrKetife, Mr. Slattery reminded the prisoner el his broken I ' i liner replied that be hail en inward pain, the wiry remedy fur which was a little whiskey, which he antagdingly wok. Mr. Slattery paid it should he two months' ...

... OTHER DUNGARVAN NOTIES., (By Our Own Reporter.) Some very grave complaints have been made: recently concerning a saudbank close to the town of Dungarvan, aud which greatly hampers the inward bound vesséls ceming np the har bour. This impediment is called ...

... affections. Count arklten, nu the arrival of the party in Liverpool, at °ace proposed to charter a river steamer and to meet the inward bound vessel some miles away. The confus.iou of landing would be great, he remark.) i, and the delicions moment of meeting ...

... Exehangtestreet, in the City Waterford, l'riuter end Publi,,her of the MUNhTrk AND TUN CELT Nowgpaper—llefeoirot, Whereas a complaint wr , , thin mode in the City of Waterlord to um. the undersigned Resident Magistrate for said City. that between the ant ...

... after a very brief illoess. D-erased returned bome to his residence sbout two o’clock om Friday when be was attacked with ap inward pein. Dr Quirke saw him later on, but on Baturday his csse waus +o bed that Dr Wall, Qarrickson,Suir was aemD!or. but oo his ...

... avd stamps flowed in liberarly, till cne of the purchasers thought proper to be dissatis- | fied with his sewing machine. Complaints were lodged, the suthorities were made au courant with the facts, and, the matter being considered a swindle, its perpetrator ...

... Itis by the stracied by the late Lord Stuart for the purposes of 8 | ourse of voyage, or for as many trips inwards and were some very just complaints as to the confarion | udicious use of such articles of diet that a comstitution refuge for boats, On the ...

... whicn it was said. J4cnrh•tina is very onutagiour. William Quinn was now calle•t lit st.tts his complaint., which sins to the• sffect, that he was with Na inward pain, anl snot a ticket to Dr ; to did not *owe fax• throe days ; 1 well th.•n ; asked the .00tor ...

... Ntathiesen--Mr N,'lsou had been dealing with us for a long time previous to this transaction; I cannot say that we had many complaints. but on one parties' rr occasion we allowed him is a ton, which we p,ad out of our own pockets, because we valued his trade ...

... 0 you remember the 9th of last month, the ¢ / t - e day of the Tramore races ? Yes; on that day [ il . . Some very grave complaints have been made! had in my possession two work,ing homy; 1 m‘;w ; WAmn a Respectable Man, who understands recently concerning ...