... an exception to this rule. Some steamers might not have finished loading ia time to go out on the tide before they got the inward-bouud vessels into the dock, and after taking in the latter vessels it happened that they sometimes let those other other ...

... then the trustees had not been 10 a position to abol'.sh the tolls. There were many demands much more pressing, such as complaints that the dock rates were not on the same footing exactly as Carditi, and the necessity of dredging the entrance in order ...

... then the trustees had not been 10 a position to abol'.sh the tolls. There were many demands much more pressing, such as complaints that the dock rates were not on the same footing exactly as Carditi, and the necessity of dredging the entrance in order ...

... bureaucratic as that by which Russia gaverned Poland, or as that which prevailed in Venice under Austrian rule. The great complaint against the Home Rule Bill was that it proposed to give Ireland administrative powers. Gentlemen in the House of Commons ...

... our children. The furniture we place in our houses is of the outward and visible form of a period which has departed in its inward and spiritual grace it is essentially of the times — shoddy. Anything that is old of the inanimate kingdom Is worshipped. ...

... stated that both the new and the old workings were free from gas. By Mr Abraham: It was in reference to Parry' place that complaint was made that the bole had been filled. He and Henry Davies had a conversation about the blower. Davies said that what they ...

... that in the four guineas.—Mr Shaddock, of the tirm of Burgess and Shaddock, snipbrokers, said for a ship of 2,000 tons on her inward voyage he weuid 3i, and expenses out of pocket. That would include reporting the ship to the Custom H:mse, then paying the ...

... regulation in force for the stemming of vessels to load at their coal drops (the operation of which had given rise to some complaints to shipowners), it was decided, with tte view of securing increased despatch in the conduct of the coal trade of the port ...

... in No. 6, but in No. 8 heading, the door of the latter being blown out, while the doors of all other headings wore forced inwards. During Wednesday night and Thursday fore- noon further falls occurred, and considerably frus- trated the work of the explorers ...

... him. They p on the edge having souietbmf? when the explosion took place. It did in No. 7, but they felt it there, the iug inwards. Tiiey waiked out towarJl^^ but could not go f tr bin- afterdamp. walked back towards the deep ami down. Witness remained ...

... pilots) are performing p totage service of Barry to the entire satisfaction of the Barry Pilotage Board they have made no complaint to my hoard against the rates ot pilotage, which you claim to take exception to. On the contrary, the returns show that they ...

... increased trade of the port, the apathy and non-attention of the Great Western Railway Com- pany to the appeals and loud complaints of the freighters and traders of the port, show clearly that til, harbour authority must take the matter in hand. The interest ...