... countries affected it most injuriously. We also said that although this acknowledgment of the justice of the ship- owners' complaints was well enough in its way, it would have been more satisfactory and honest if a policy had been recommended calculated ...

... Head and Sores.-These complaints are very pre- valeril, namong children, sornetime~s the head, at.others the whole. of the body is covered with scabious eruptions, scrofula, is Igenierally at iie basis at this disagreeable complaint, but be that as it may ...

... Argo a, 461, Gothenburg, ballast. Ip Angelo a, 989, Cehristacnia, generaL It Tiger a, 510, Hamburg, general. ad GRIMSBY. at INWARDS-MAY 17. ma Blanche a, 338. Dieppe, general cargo, H Joese. e Presto No. 2, 75, North Sea, fish, J Meadows. at Hardangeren ...

... s as to bags. Certain notices are required to be delivered to the collector of customs by the master of the ship with his inward report, but regula- tions which might have caused 48 hours' delay in dis- charging have been omitted. TELEGRAMS FROMt SPURN ...

... has suffered from the. nuparal. Ei leled deficiency of the corn crop, which affects ad- ki versely bath, the outward and inward traffic, but W! this will-be remedied by a return of better sea3ons. wi The mineral traffic has, however, notwithstanding ...

... night-soil ; and yet It complaints are coining in from all quarters of gross is neglect and incivility on the part of those employed in ;othe work. It is most ridiculous, therefore, for any a society to allow these just complaints to be glossed over or ...

... these will check and nip the wheat plant, which now requires a little warmer weather, without which we expect to hear a complaint of want of plant and falling off in its appearance on many soils; whilst, at the same time, the month of March has proved ...

... Odense; G D ,. Le drun, Jefrsey; Eden, Smidt, Stocklholm; All, Hanson, C Hie). 1 i CUSTOMaIfHOUR, toNDON. May 6Igntored inwards: the Gold- ing8lar, of Hull, Earnfed, from Demnerara. I RATES OF FREIGHT. r HULL, May 9.-We give the following list of freights ...

... Russia Company,' and by request of the directors or this chamber I thank your lordship for the prompt attention which their complaints have received. My Directors might almost leave Lord Napier's despatch to speak for itself, feeling convinced that it is ...

... answer thc complaint of Priscilla Ann mpson, his servant, for assaulting her by striking her with a stick, on the 27th ult. Fined los and costs,.. .Ralph Penrose and llobert Penrose, brothers, of tilderthorpe, farmers, appeared to answer the complaint of William ...

... Steinforth, from e, Grimsby' 2 SrooiKHOLM, November 29-Arrived -Helene, Newszen, r, from Hull. e TONNNOG, December I-Cleared inwards-Christina, Back- g sen, Hull for Tonning. Cleared outwards, Dec. 2-Carrier, ) Ducken, for Hnul. a, Texmr,, December 8-Arrived-H ...

... Ddtch man-of-war Cvcl 00 Shields Bitar onll, to coal, and sailed 23rd for Nieuwe Dlop. CUsroWHnousHLONDoN, Nov 22-Entered inwards * Harlequn of Hull, Gatgens, from Cronstadt. Dete, Nov. 23-Put in and anchored: Nuova Eilia, from Trieste for Hull. LOWESTOFT ...