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... holding it by the stock, and struck Lavery such • severe blow on the back of the head with the barreL as to pieros the skull and expose the brain. The blow was sufficiently strong to break the barrel from the stook. Lynch swung the stock round his heed in triumph ...
... taken away the advantage of the high duty which the land bad enjoyed, hut had not taken away the burdens to which it was exposed. Surely justice and reason required that some equivalent shochl be given to the land for the burdens which were still left ...
... tax coin, intoner's, such return to be upon oath; and, if required, the employer to permit an inspection of books; any wilful fake return to be visited summarily by fine or imprisonment. 4. The tax to extend to domestic establishments. S. The tax to be collected ...
... September tout. and from PLY MOUT!! OA the 444 Sepumber, .fling at the CAPE of (1000 and A I)ELA IDE. land Passengers, ke. FAKE% including Steward's Pees and Provisions, but not Wines and Liquors: After Saloon 80 (Ininees. Second Cabin 40 (linnets. Fore ...
... Vise, a seacly as beer, they at length de dila their lying lea ded ante et with dot. Herds a sagest sf the elm ani de wine he &fake JUNE 19, 1817. POLICE II WARD'S END. lIALIFAX, G. radiant. Esq.. J. waterhouor, Esq., W. Ratab, Esq, IL Edwards, Eel. tonal ...
... in Medicines throughout the c hilled world. at the following prices :-13. lid-, Sd., 44 Sd., 114, and each Pot. a taring by faking the Ismer N.B.—DOcigicaa for the guidance of patientkin every Disorder ato to each Pot., %witness Abbressfs. PARIS EXHIBITION ...
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... are older you will find it hard to weep. for you will dredge the very deeps of your soul. Tears purify a man. if they he not fake tearr. They are the louring of the floodgates of joy, and misery accept away on them. . . . They buried them neat morning ...
... destroying Monne. opening the Bowels, and ImparUag health to all oho from worms. Of all the maladies to which children are exposed few we more common detrimental to health than Worms in the Stumm! and bowels. general, Worms mil readily be distinguished ...
... Commissioners uu the Mlle and innmssihility of carryinguat ettectii sly their uncalled and obnoxious instruetions. Thirdly- To expose the hardship and ineigelicy of re - Insane temporary aid. when sues aid judicieusly administered would notonly prig vett a ...