... cables apart and the ships were in column at two cables. I 2. The signal having been made for the column to turn 16 points inwards, the helms were put over, and the Victoria and the Camperdown turned towards one another. When the col- lision seemed imminent ...

... was very Mrs Earlan sent for Dr. Th read gale. He attended, and the prisoner explained that she was suffering from an inward complaint. He, however, examined her, and came to the conclusion that she had given birth to a child, and by Ins direction she ...

... rice and milk, stirred into a generous pint of milk or water, and allowed to boil ten er fifteen minutes. In case of summer complaint, brown the rice in the oven before cooking. To make gruel for the very delicate take a heaping teaspoonful of pearl tapioca ...

... according to Mr WILLIAMSON, JESUS CHRIST propounded and taught fall upon us as plentiful as leaves in Autumn, and the general complaint is that Mr WILLIAMSON did not sufficiently and strictly define the character of that Socialism which he said icsus CHRIST ...

... blown from the engine- house, stage and all. Part of the stage was on fire. Further on we found everything had been blown inwards towards the Cilfynydd side. The sheaves of the tail-rope, which were about 5ft. 6in. above the ground, were bent. We found ...

... was In reply to Mr Roskill, he said the blast seemed to have blown both ways at the double parting. Some things were bent inwards and others out- wards. In one case two of the straps of the sheave had blown towards the pit, and one away from the pit, while ...

... fact, to have taken charge of the whole town. Sometimes the police made a descent and charged through the whole street. The complaints got so rife with regard to Cardiff that the Times and the Shipping Gazette took the question up. The port became notorious ...

... Work' house, in his 104th year. The Manchester Ship Canal traffic during la8* week included the passage of 102 vesselil-45 inwards and 57 outwards. Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha arrived in LondGØ yesterday morning, and subsequently left far Windsor on a visit ...

... of Captain Pierce. AN ANONYMOUS LETTER. Mr Walton Had you any complaints about Captain Pierce from outside ?—Well, I have received anonymous letters about a great many. Had you a complaint about Captain Pierce when he was on board the Courland ?—I believe ...

... was blowing so hard that we could not geb behind the island. We failed to anchor, and there were other two vessels further inward than we were trying also to anchor. We saw two or three pilot boats and signalled to them, but they did not trouble themselves ...

... that the two measures of which he had spoken may be said to have been inspired by the episcopate, he did not think the complaint well founded. But he was ready to acknowledge for himself (while he bad no authority to speak for other prelates) that he ...

... examined the pony on Friday morning, a wound five inches long and two inches deep right under the pony's tongue extending inwards, and a nasty cut near the tip of the tongue. The animal was in great agony. The tongue was very much swollen and contused ...