... enormous monster which was killed and brought from her, the head first an Cn and a half in length, and part of the body about three feet a length, and above three inches in circumference. U ,ave had many proofs of their power in killing and voiding au kinds ...

... enormous fnonster which was killed and brought from her, the head first an inch and a half in length, and part of the body about three feet length, and above three inches in circumference. 11 i^ave manV proofs of their power in killing and voiding all kinds ...

... enormous monster which was killed and brought from her, the head first an inch and a half in length, and part of the body about three feet in length, and above three inches in circumference. I have had many proofs of their power in killing and voiding all kinds ...

... enormous monster which was killed and brought from her, the head first an men and a half in length, and part of the body about three feet in length, and above three inches in circumference. I have had many proofs of their power in killing and voiding all kinds ...

... rvati°n' Some are too easily led by officious would- ,-thought friends, of whom the world too largely abounds—with kill ^orse l^an child-like tattle about Morison's Pills having or f ,Pe°pJe> their entailing fistulas on all those who are daring 'oolish ...

... Abergavenny, or T. Hill, Esq. Blaenavon, to whom application for permission must be made. 2ud.-Nopersoll will be allowed to kill more than two brace of Grouse in one day, or to shoot after the 20th of August. 3rlt-No person will be allowed to Sport but ...

... arising from the Child will be RPLIP^0.!8 E SYR»P IS rubbed on the Gums T|°N reduced. It iS AA E Gums cooled, and the inflamma- the Teeth with ease • NR>S°CEN^ AS efficacious^ tending to produce to let its Gums.beruhb«IS0 PUEASANT'THAT NT) Child will refuse ...

... near the Straits of Carimon by seven piratical craft. The whole of the crews of the two boats includ iug the naquo- dahs were killed; some of their own companions met the same fate; but the deponents escaped by taking to a sampan which was towed astern of ...

... intimidation at parliamentary elections. Mr. Henry Taylor, of Woodbridge, was called to the chair. After some able speeches by Mr. Childs, Mr. G. Robinson, Mr. Garden, Mr. A.S. Adair, and Mr. W. May, a petition on the subject to the House of Commons having beei ...

... pressure, restoring the decaycd tooth to all i!s uses, and preventing the necessity of extraction, howevei large the cavity. —Child reus' Teeth perfectly regulated during second dentition, and eve: y operation pertaining to Dental Surgery. Artificial Teeth ...

... Complaints — they neither imoair by time, or change by cliinat:, and nriy be taken with p-rfect safety even bv the most deli- cate child—in b >xes. Is L}d, 2* 9.1, and 4; 61 each. Agent for Merthyr and D'lw1a.i.r3 Jenkins. SELECT MEDICINES, Prepared by H. CONG ...

... last-mentioned doctiincs The high doctors are intended, we presume, to keep the rich alive as long as they can, and the low to kill the poor (for it has been admitted by doctors them- selves that young practitioners must necessarily make many experiments ...