... that th e foreign shipping which has cleared ouatwards and entered inwards in Great Britain, baa in thle three lant years rapidly increased. The amnount' has been as follows: ,_ s ~~~Inward ...

... surrounding nations, like Saul a- mong his brethren, we are tempted to exclaim, with Shak- speare-, - 0 England! model to thy inward greatness, Like little body with a mighty heart; What might'st thou do ?? hdnonr would thee-do, Were all thy children kiiidd ...

... the same distemper. Then Ireland is particularly co sukject to convulsions, and there is a species of this Nv complaint called 1 inward convulsions, which, it appears, it twoe knsiet phesiiaens of t ae ciountry have otieed in their t torhs. The Irish ...

... is a lack of confidence in the money-market which if acts as a restriction to extensive accommodation, but we e hear no complaints of moner itself being scarce.-Times. c Will of Sir Gabriel TWood.-In the will of Sir Gabriel WI ood, which was proved in ...

... furnished to the tide-surveyors for thbir ir information and guidance, to be left on board foreign ves- d sels when cleared inwards for ships' stores, and deeming by it expedient that the same should be extended to British 'P vessels, have ordered that the ...

... before the Presbytery at a futurenmeeting, to answer to an indefinite complaint. Their astonishment was 1 not dimainished, when they subsequentlylearned, that the subject- matter of complaint was, at the utmost, certain alleged errors of judgment in the conduct ...

... British S/i ?? Wednesday, a return was issued (obtained by Mr. Bouverie), of the number and tonnage of British shipping entered inwards at ports of the United Kingdom from British colonial ports and from ports of foreign Powers in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America ...

... person to drive for the remainder of the journey. On reaching home he became worse, and died early on Sunday morning from the inward bruises he had receiverl.-Scotslsan. Mfhezu Drowned at Ardroesoan-.On the morning of Friday last, the 223 instant, while Angus ...

... by the ship's agenits ; the gdoes are generally paid at the timne the vessel weel clearing cut for 1Y the next voyage-the inward dues and a deposit for the outward dutes being paid at the same time. InI this case £E30 wais paid on 5the 30th October, andl ...

... towards a well-ordered state of society, and also upon many alleged grievances which formed the topics of very general complaints on the part of the colliers and miners against their employers. In regard to the latter, I was able to show, after accurate ...

... s experienced in regard to the as Foreign Mails could be removed by making Sounthampton a dis- rs trilouting port for the inward letters: but this plae has been en ignored by the Post Office authiorities, from reasons of economy. t, and on account of ...

... wind twhistled and the i-sin drifted, the covering being scarcely any tire- I'tection., No wonder, therefore, that complaints upon complaints I-- ranidly followed each ocherf from all. quarters,-regarding the made- tqtilscy and disagreable site of this Post ...