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... prosecute the whole crew. Trie mate remonstrated, when Captain S. replied, Show your obedience by allowing me to bind you down deck.” Ttie man consented. He then called on the second mate, pointed out what had been done, and desired him to follow the example ...
... Neath Brewery; and in their program, through We.tbnryoin.So.ern Workhon.e, and Mouthy ami whtfe thru., tug the com off the stage into d.nra lhem , , ufficisnl ncrit tlie ri 1 Aberdnlai. large crowds of wondering spSitator. were identified hhepcotts a. ...
... f™* vio,ent cold . settled in her legs, and ever since bridgc 8401250.. 6 8 40i 456 j 28 6 consequences in all their various stages. Hence, know- Iron Ploughs ~2 euineas . that 1 e have betU moro or less sore, and greatly 3 6*36 9 5 l s*ll tng the practical ...
... face and body, be has had perhaps unusual fact- j lines lor observing the peculiarities and consequences of j each particular stage, hence he is enabled coafiidently i to undertake the removal every symptom (not excepting the most inveterate or long standing) ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Thuxbdat, April RECEPTION or GENERAL ROSAS. Earl Granville drew the attention of the house to some published accounts of the honours vhich had been paid to General Rosas on his landing at P.ymouth, and wished to ask ...
... and Maritime Review. This motion was seconded by Captain Hulling, of the Burrogate, and was unanimously agreed to The thanks of the meeting were then voted to Captain Withers, the motion of Mr Joseph Elliott, seconded by Mr Davies, for consenting to take ...
... That committee be appointed to peruse and settle the draft agreement, before it is sent to Mr Lynde. Mr Walter Thompson seconded the motion, which was carried. C. 11. James and Mr Overton were then appointed members of the committee. The Chairman then ...
... The shipping stages of the South Wales Railway Company at Swansea are in very forward state, and a portion thereof will shortly brought into use. While awaiting their completion, your directors caused to erected, in the month of April, some temporary ...
... concern. This was about the month of April, 1860. Now, there was laid before him the revenue account for the year ending the 30th ...
... SITE THE BUSH HOTEL, MERTHY . The Premises will be Opened for Business on Saturday, the 1 Just. ' FITINISTIIXU IRONMONGERY SHOW ROOMS, No. 27, DOLPHIN-STREET, 25, MARYPORT-STREKT, AND 7 ...
... GENEUAL ADVERTISER. N GWL A’N I A U . CARDIFF, SATURDAY, APRIL lt>, 185:1 SECRET SORROW.—CERTAIN HELP Numerous Extraordinary, Anatomical, Explanatory, Coloured Engravings.—Forlg-Mnlh Edition, illuslrutin i THE NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE Price fid in sealed ...
... Auctioneer’s, Bush Inn, Merthyr ; or to CHAS. H. & FRANK JAMES, Merthtr-Ttdfil. April 19th, 1853. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CARDIFF. VESSELS LOADING FOREIGN. ' (From April 15 April 22.) Destination. Ship and Master, Rg. tons Cargo. Malta Thomas, Ganagria ...