... calculated to give to either a very desirable celebrity. Last week was fruitful in cases of this kiud. We bad the trial of complaint against Mr. Hamilton Roche, who has been, what is termed cadging in Paris, and on a large scale, for the last 15 or 16 years ...

... steamers from Ireland and coastwise, and a few traders from the northward. The Channel is, are informed, crowded with vessels inward-bound. The steamer, which arrived on Tuesday night from Cork, passed nearly sixty square-rigged vessels between that port ...

... short distance the post, when she suddenly stopped, and allowed the grey mare to come in first. This was the cause of much complaint and confusion,and strong objections were made against the way in which the race was won. In consequence Mr. had his horse ...

... meeting and talkiag together, and to-tell: them .contempiuously that the doors of . Parliament ‘are closed against their complaints, and.that they need expect no. redress. I know Stanley does aot. want this. :-I believe ‘he does not wish it.. But he,is ...

... lecture : —Sir Henry remarked that felt if some apology were necessary for directing the attention of those present to a complaint which so much had been written gout; but, said he, I rest assured that you will receive in your heart the result of long ...

... expenses of these several departments of the public service have been issued this morning, and bearing mind the well-founded complaints which were lately preferred from Cove, account of the reduction and almost entire removal from thence of the public est ...

... ought to lie gradually reduced in such a way as his Lordship might deem most compatible. He mielit advert to other causes of complaint. Education, the omission to eonsidei the question of poor laws, the jury system—but for the present would, the direction ...

... blister ! But the country apothecary, with all his Caleb Quotem sort of talent, proved of no use to the fox-hunter ; the complaint of the latter got worse and worse, and he was determined to consult, without any more delay, one of the faculty in London ...

... who were at harvest at Rattling Court were compelled to with them, in order to save themselves from personal violence. One complaint is, that some of the farmers had mowed their wheat instead of reaping it.— Kmtiih ChornicU. alarm readied this city yesterday ...

... maybe had,GRATIS, a Pamphlet consisting of3B pages, closely printed, containing remarks and illustrations on the various Complaints to which Dr, Lamert’s genuine Medicines are applicable, embracing an immense number of testimonials (indiscriminately selected ...

... appeared from the evidence that the deceased lived in Aldersgate-buildings, and had for some time been labouring under an inward complaint, supposed to be worms. Upon referring to a book, called Mrs. Glass’s Complete Hotuewife, she there diecovered a recipe ...

... bound to guard it with a holy vigilance tliat will neither slumber nor sleep, ami with the heroism of martyrs. We own our inward rejoicings are ardent at the great spectacle that is presented to us—O! if there be one recreant in this land who will at ...