Thursday, mays, 1817. ~ '
... s-x, unable ioati(,||(i, a r e request- ed to send a small quanlity of their urine, as he forms bis indg raento? many inward complaints by analyzing that fluid, and i- thereby enabled to perform the most a ...
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... sex, unable to attend, are re- qur-tste'ri to send o small quantity of llieir urine, as he forms his judgment of many inward complaints, by analyzing that fluid, tmd is iben-by enabled to perform the most astonishing cures in diseases of the liver, bilious ...
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... either sex, unable lo attend, are re- quested io send a small quantity of their urine, as he foims his judgment of many inward complaints l.y analyzing that fluid, nod thereby enabled la perform ihe niosl astonishing cues in diseases uf Ibe liver, bilious ...
IXOYAL CIRCUS a„el SURREY TREATRE.- Alv riMS EVl,Nl\G,**iid during the week, at Half-past Sin i.reci«ev. Mfll ..
... field : W oolpaek, Si. Albaa's , and at tbe Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane*. INWARD COMPLA-INfS.— Nn surer ?? A. can be found to ascertain the nature and can-e of inward, complaints, than inspecting ami analysing itte urine It is bT a sedulous study of this ...
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... Tailors.— G. Fox, No. 28, King-street, Co- j I vent-Garden. ' J ! YNWAkD COMPLAINTS.— No surer method | j JL can be found lo ascertain the nature and cause of inward . i complaints, than inspecting and analyzing tlie urine. It is by ' ! a sedulous study ...
Corn Laden Ships. — A return recently printed ofthe number of ships, laden with foreign corn, entered inwards ..
... Corn Laden Ships. — A return recently printed ofthe number of ships, laden with foreign corn, entered inwards at the ports of Great Britain, between the sth of January, 1847, and the oth of January, 1848, specifying the kinds and quantities of corn, and ...
BRITISH SHIPPING
... Foreigners— and it is no answer to their complaints to produce so general a paper as that to which 1 have referred, and which has been so widely circulated. It wil! be found the total quantity of Tonnage inward- this year (186), is much less than last ...
EG V P T
... consider his life to be a precarious one. His restless disposition and irritable temper strengthen the supposition of some inward complaint which defies medical skill. It had been generally hoped that, in consequence of Ibrahim having visited, during the last ...
A CURIOUS CASE
... Police Office. Mr. Lemon wished the Magistrate to ordei hh son-in-'aw, and his broiher, lo tind sureties to keep the peace inwards hirfi. Qp the other hand, they requested the _lugi.tr_.te to order Mr. Le- mon to restore Mrs. Day to her husband. The Magistrate ...
BRITISH AND BELGIAN COMMERCI
... prove the advantages en joyed by the marine of Kngland as regards her relation wnh Belgium Of sixty -three vessels entered inwards inth* »onth of March, thirteen, or upwards of one-fif.h part bor, the British Hag. Of twenty-one cargoes coming from Fne ...
SHERIFF'S COURT, Ma* 2
... ttong medicines which were to cure every disorder that man was subjrcl to. The plaintiff had la- . boured under a scorbutic complaint, which fre- quently appeared in red spots and slight eruptions on ?? face. He had applied to a regular Apothe- cary, who ...
PARLIAMENTARY PAPER
... effect, remove all ground of complaint ou this head, and ulace tbe ships of Ireland and England, la tlieir intercourse between tbe two countries, on precisely the same footing. Yonr Commit lee, not baying received any complaints «f the ■agntariaas « hich ...