... days those weights may in taken at 26 tone and 53 teepectively. The 'treat disparity between the weight of male outward., and inward, is partly de-, the says, to the fact that London far more correspond. Dee this it remise* and partly to the e ircriunstance ...

... whom parents, nurses, and cooks are tempting with new delicacies and doctors are waiting to rescue from outward infection or inward disagreement. On the other hand, it is a very common remark that the rising generation is a Minded one in comparison with ...

... while Mr. Sartori. was helped into a loose °out and slippers by a smug, highly respectable-looking elderly man, who, whatever inward astonishment he might feel, was too well- trained a &avant to allow a muscle of his face to betray his feelings at the sight ...

... pledging the nmetiagg to use all its efforts to secure the return of Yr. Ws& party at the mit general rlection. Frt iptont complaints having been made of muted by the Salvation Army in lb rby 1111a.ket-place on Sunday., petite have ramme , ced to fai t ...

... was eseddereil &bitable at the spots at es the time shed, lerst a• amain smokes'. Mr. F. nide* the and to Is id is pewee at inward the to the but of he slily. The enemetivo whisk was gorged for of Delehont as president; the fl. l&, treasurer; Captain Jahn ...

... indifference. It is always desirshleto keep fully in view the fact that the outward exercises • powerful influence upon the inward in consequence of the close connection subsisting between the nervous system and the brain. 'l'he gulf is great that separates ...

... atate the three complaints. They are all the Paine in point of quality. Colonel Tottenham—Are they all under the same section, Mr Toomey—No; there are two. The sections under which they are brought run after another. 01111 is a complaint for an alleged ...

... light of their lives, the joy of their hearts, the hope of their future. And they felt for him the more because he made no complaint when he returned in the evening, fatigued and bailed after a day's search in the city for employment ; worn and pale, no ...

... exported to any coastwise port, and which remain the bona fide sole property of the same person throughout, are liable to inward foreign dock rat-2s and town dues, but are exempt from the payment of any outward dues, upon a declaration of the necessary ...

... district, I would like to say that I have never heard a single complaint against Nurse Connolly amongst the poor, or of her having neglected the poor in any way. There might have been complainte, but he had never heard of them. Colonel Tottenham—l might add ...

... demolished since a trifling expenditure over and above that which had been already undertaken would remove every reason for complaint. Cross-examined by Mr Shannon—Do you say that all the. houses which you inspected are at present fit for human habitation ...

... immediately plastering inside and outside ia done, with the result that the wet contained in the walls must dry inwards, and this causes complaints of damp. Mr Hewsou said that lie had seen Mr Somers, who told him that Mr Butler was now satisfied with the ...