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Morning Post
POLICE INTELLIGENCE
... of considerable importance to the pulilic. The Gentleman who hired the coach ilesired the driver lo take him an 18d. fare inwards Hyde Park-corner, but instead of Hint he drove through the turnpike gale, and insisted upon having 25., ?? wiih abusive Language ...
nONAPARIE
... collection of the duties accruing to the City Chamber upon goods entered outwards or inwards, within ihe port of London, being the pro- perty of aliens not naturalized. The complaint ad- duced on the part of the City is, that this branch of its revenue has co ...
FACTORIES LABOUR REGULATION.BILL
... arid hethr.nvsthe left shoulder up and the ris-ht knee inward; he has the thread to get with the ri-ht hand and he has to stoop his head down to see what hels doins-' they throw the right knee inward in that way, and all tb\- children 1 have seen, that ...
LITERATURE
... and disposes of the objection : — If we examine ihe language closely, we shall see two great particulars in this complaint : a complaint of desola tion and a complaii.t of oppression. In the words of the text, the two are combined. There was first a ...
COMMON COUNCIL
... morning at Brighton, at six o'clock. Mr. Pewit had long been in a.de- clining state of health, from the attacks of an inward complaint, which ?? of medicine. Hw political senttaenta were well known>*fnd not less known were ihe amiable aaali- ties which ...
SHIP NEWS
... SHIP NEWS. CUSTOM HOI SE, Aug. 20. E.NricßiiD Inwards. — The Belfast steamer, from Calais ; Flora, Searle, from Malta ; Hendrik Hudson, Morgan, froir. New York; Countess of Lonsdale steamer, from Ham- burgh; Minerva, Ferguson, from Riga; Hope, Crowle ...
TIGHT LACING
... Scotsman. First, the lowest part of the shell of the thorax yields most; the false ribs, and the lower true ribs, are pressed inwards ; the whole viscera in this part of the body, including part of the intes- tines, are squeezed close together and forced ...
COLONIAL INI'ELLIGENCi
... ■ . if every grievance have therefore resolved tv i;. persons to proceed in our behalf to the s.iid pros . vestigateall complaints, and therefore foi thai ,j_i - ; choice of the Earl of Goaford, Sir Charles \; Grey, and Sir George Gipps. flis Majesty ...
SHIP NEIVS
... SHIP NEIVS. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jan. 11. ENTERED INWARDS.— The William Joliffe, Middleton, from Calais; Belfast, King, from Boulogne; Emelie , Vandet.kirkhove, from Ostend ; Toronto, Morgan, from Montreal and Quebec ; Leon, Sandes, from Gravelines ; Neptune ...
SHIP BBWB..——«•
... SHIP BBWB. — — «• CUSTOM HOUSE, Dec. 6. Entered Inwards.— The Lady Ann, Ames, from St. Michael's; Water Witch, Le Ron, from Terceira ; Cox, Allain, from Cherbourg ; Friendship, Richmond, from Se- ville ; General Rebow, Lord, from Terceira ; Lord Hawkes- ...
■SHIP NEW a
... 31.' • Except Honduras, Nassau, Bermuda, Havana, and St.' Juan Porto Rico CUSTOM BOUSE.— Thursday, May 18. Vessels Entered Inwards. Jessie Smith, from Mauritius Adur, Tucker, from Guernsey Astarte, Roberts, St. Vincent Frances, Fuller Guernsey Osprey, Williams ...