... lunatic, and the magistrates ordered him be sent back to the asylum. SECOND COURT. [Before Mr. J. C. O’Donneli., R.M.; and Mr. Fakes A. Henderson, J P.] PROSECUTION UNDER THE SALE OF FOOD AND DRUGS Sub-Sanitary Officer William J. Anderson summoned John Usher ...

... gunpowder, dynamite, gun oetton, and other like dangerous articles, and it prohibits such from being hawked about, sold, or exposed any highway, street, or public thoroughfare. Now. every subject the Crown had a common law right to manufacture, store, sell ...

... a French wateringplace, pointed out that Mr. Ward, although submitting to the judgment of the House, had not retracted the fake statements to the committee nor admitted his guilt. Mr. MONK took the same view, and thought the resolution should amended ...

... famine, bread riots took place in Staleybridge—for men must have bread, and, if they cannot get it in proper manner, they must fake it in an improper manner—£3oo was sent down to Staleybridge within 24 hoars. At the same rime, the people of Tralee were walking ...

... your Blood Mixture in consequence two gentlemen n>7 neighbourhood having been cured r q obstinate sores on the body. After faking two bottlee,-1 became much better, and continued it up to the tenth bottle, when I found the rheumatism had left me, and my ...