... employed in the merchant service the present moment did not amount more than lOO,IHIO men. For this, however, and all other complaints, the ministry had hut one answer. They desired the complainants til J.iok the increased amount of tonnage. believed the ...

... KING’S HEALTH. Windsor Castle, May 19, 11530, The Kiag has passed a more comfortable night. The svmptoms of his Majesty’s complaint, however, not vary. Henry Halford. Matthew John Tierney. After signing the above bulletin yesterday morning, Sir Matthew ...

... oonllnement. The parents being placed the bar before the magistrate, stated that the child bad been well fed, but had inward complaint, which caused the appearances that presented themselves. The father (Robert Hart) said be had nine children, all oi whom ...

... where died about nine years ago. She had since been in the service of different families, but account of ill health (an inward complaint), she was compelled to into the workhouse; and she was discharged the parish authorities last Wednesday, with sixpence ...

... died about nine years ago. She had since been in the service of dif- ferent families, but on account of ill health (an inward complaint), she was compelled to go into the workhouse ; and she Mas discharged by tbe parish authorities last Wednesday, with ...

... graver nature. The policeman had evidently overstepped his authority by interfering with such individuals supported the complaint, as they appeared to be respectable tradesmen. He wished it to lie particularly understood that policemen bad no business ...

... manner in which the market was superintended. His lordship then stared, that should came inquiry to be made into the matter complaint. Child Stealing.—Mary D was charged with having stolen the child iff Airs. Willis, a respectable worn who lives in the City ...

... but, on the contrary, the account staled that was in the same state appeared in the morning, and that the symptoms of his complaint bad not become more alarming. At the time our going press account had been rereived Sir. Clark's residence, in Bridgestreet ...

... extent of the interests involved in this question the following short statement of facts:— The number shipe which entered inwards in Orest Britain, from the British Amerkin colonies, in 1029, was 1,611, measuring 431,901 urns, navigated by 30,098 men. ...

... the fact—a fact which ■* tailed upim. any man deny could That this number of waa the total amount all which had bam entered inwards from North Amerieaa ptmetaiont in the course the and waa well known that them shipa had made repeated voy. agee, averaging ...

... s house. Eliz. Turner stated, that about four months ago she was ill and attended by the defendant ; that she had an inward complaint attended with general weakness : that her legs swelled, and that she received medi- cines from him. The learned counsel ...

... defendant's house. Elis. Turner stated, that about four months ago she was ill and attended the defendant; that she had an inward complaint attended with general weakness: fimt her legs swelled, and that she received medicines from him. The learned counsel ...