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... which lead to the heart and lungs. When the rising foot allows the muscles to contract, a vacuum is left in the veins which must be filled from below. This happening successively in each limb, the blood will rise to the right side of the heart with un- wonted ...
... the sit- . most they have done, anid Avishi to doi, is to meet time general demand for a law to improve the morals of the t rising gelieration-to lay down the principle of the in- tended enactment-and to modify, change, or expunge any portion of the machinery ...
... by Sir F. Adam to Navarin, had been fired upon by rt the batteries and Egyptian ships, and escaped very much disabled. tl EASTER TUESDAY.-A Holiday at the Bank. ~P OARD anti LODGING wanted by a Lad y in a delicateM E at ate of Ifealth, for the Sunmer ...
... few days ago, was made known, it was hailed with general satisfaction, s'and all classes looked forward to the approaching Easter Tuesday, as a pleasurable holiday. During the previous week Mr. G. 2 gratified the intense curiosity of the public, by exhibiting ...
... attrhe a-e oot fatty-vrie werks, she dlied of that must painiful disease, WVater itn tile brait. Hter remtains were uiter~ed on Easter Sunday, it) the burial grauard of the ltrdepetident Chapel at Belper ; a vault ?? been prepared, suliietrrly large to aintit ...
... to rise, being the day of Christ's resurrection ; ol, PI, ns others thinki, from one of the Saxon goddesses, called 1v E/tase, Xvls1nm theY always worshipped, ilsore especially fur at this season. That the goddess Eastre, or Eostre, gave so rise to this ...
... official Report, the Session hias lasted 142 days, and Parliamet has sat 1,270 hours, being an average of 9 hours a day up to Easter, and 12 afterwards. It is calculated that 10 more speakers have had seats in this Session, than in any previous one, excepting ...
... inl The Duke of WLFar.INOTON gave notice that fie %would move sb that on Tuesday next the house lshould adjourn for the as Easter holidays, until Thursday, the 3d of April. th BOnAao OF TRADE. 6 Lard BacorionAlif complained that onl Tuesday the decision ...
... unaccountable blunder in the placing of Easter. day, in all the almflaacks for the year 1825, which we have had an opportunity of cousulting. It is a well known rule (and is given in all the church prayer books), that Easter-day is the first Sunday af/le the ...
... were undertaken at all. On the motion of Sir RlomEiav PEEL, it was agreed that the house on its rising should adjourn till the 24th of April, for the Easter recess. The adjourned debate on the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill was postponed till the 28th of April ...
... second cetury we taear of Easter, when palycarlp tant Ailicetas hail a coifereace respectiag tihe day rc riI 4v1icIl it shotald be celebrated ; but ?? they coalal aot agree C ?? that, tile christiants (if Asia celebrattd Easter on the te t;,uteerah I ay ...
... OPENING OF THE BIRKENHEAD DOCKS. Easter Monday having been fixed for the opening of a portion of the Birkenhead Docks, the Birkenhead Park, and the extension of the Chester Railway to the Docks, every preparation was made by the directors of these several ...