... family, as a servant,- for 39 years; she was a woman rather temperate in her habits; she was complaining last week of an inward complaint; she complained of dizziness in her head occasionally; she complained of something in her stomach on getting up; she ...

... Works, who, as the Bench were aware, bad been made Commissiorers of Fistteries, and it had been forced upon them by the complaints frequently made of a systematic violation of the law by the traw- lers in exercising their calling within certain prohibited ...

... OFFICE CURiOUS CHARGE..A fox fancier, named William Heavy, or, as the defendant termed him, ' a dog stealer, preferred a complaint against W. H. M'Cann, Esq., of the Four-in-hand Club, and some officers, whose names we could not ascertain, belonging to ...

... abuasing his wife; who, with true womanly feeling, eove to hide it from the world outside. It was evident, however, that an inward ?? weighed upon her mind. SD much incensed was the eldest son at the treatment his mother received, that he enlisted as a ...

... not charge for anything that rer they used. i of Several witnesses were produced to prove the defendant's I an. case. The complaint was dismissed. ng Alexander Wishart, 10, Parliament-street, was sum- i he moned for having persons tippling in his house ...

... alive. Her organs of vision were of a whitey-blue on a light orange ground, and the pair of squinters looked downwards and inwards on a probosis that seemed to be anxious to look up in the world. HIler head-dress and drapery were sadly disor- dered, and ...

... POLICE.YZ1TzkDAY. Ica- H~~~EAD.OPFICS Io. Yesterday John Crohan appeared before the magistrates tso thi office, to prefer a complaint against James Power, rhe the secretary of the Saint John's Total Abstinence Society I to for withbolding one pound sixteen ...

... prisoner was much addicted to drink, and, on being reftsed money for the purpose of obtain- ing drink, be threatened to kill complaintant. The pri- soner was ordered to find bail, or, in default, to bo im- prisoned for six montbs. James Walsh was brought up ...

... telass to wvhich they belone' nee l board-room in a state of evidently grongexeenteredthe both seeming to struggle with the 6 inward stors, andl to put on as much the appearance cal storms, and fortitudecouldcommand. The c ajmness as all their commenced ...

... pIlrote. A citation had been accordinply iseued on the 2.i oi JAn. calling upon the cburchwardeon to Hapeeraud aner tire complaint of the petitioner on tois inorni:., asli tee matter now came on for hearig. The respondents appeared, but, havibig isolied ...

... they should bind both prisoners to give bail to be of the peace, ?? in 51. each, with securities in half that sum. The complaint of James Love against Mary Tevelin, for striking his umbrella with a stone on the 3d of December, was then heard. Anne Prim ...

... to his lordship, stated that the complaint of the patient wasehis suffering from headache and weakness, or debility of the stomach. He (Dr. B.) appre- hended that further confinement might serve to aggravate the complaint, but he could not undertake to ...