... northward of Swan River, I tbole coast line is a limestone ridge, varying in height at tweaty to six hundred feet, and extending inwards to t disiance of from One to five miles. In those parts of e Oit not protected by exterior islands or banks, a sa breeze has ...

... Cheapside, engraved on it. . ]ROOPING COUGH Curcd without inward Mcdi. HE cine.-In consequence of the beneficial effects of B0lOl~' E I BROCATION for the cure of that distressing complaint thi HOOPING COUGH, his Mlajesty's Letters Patent weregrant' ...

... schoolmaster of a charity school at. Egharn, founded forethe, education of the children of the poor parishioners. and the complaint made against the petitioner was, that be had 'employed a tutor to educate the children who'owere.nintled to share the bounty ...

... vestibule, and was received with cheers, most of the young meni remaining uncovered. One of them stated the object of their complaint; upon which M. Maugain harlaigued them in mild and conciliatory terms, pointing out the imprudence of the conduct ot sonie ...

... dividuals [hear, hear!]. As far as the complaints of a diminished tonnage went, IMA4r. E-IRRIES stated there was no foundation for it, as there had been an increase of upwards of 200,000 tons of ships inwards in-the last four years, as compared with ...

... instead ofendesa ',oning to contribute towards tleir joint support, became dissolute, and gave his hostess re- peated cause of complaint hv roming home intoxicated. On londav night he Awsii in a enons state thian over. aud used coarta Iinguiige togwards his ...

... years without affirdlng any ground for complaint, afLi to rhav's rrct saily one of tloe het- conducted houses witelill the coIsataleship. A, the Brewster Beussions, the count anle declares ehbt he has no complaint to make; yet the Clerictl Chairman calls ...

... round tite Royal Arms on the seal. OOPING COUGH Cured without inward Medi 1 cine.-In coznsequence of the beneficial effects of II OCHES E EMBROCATiON for tire cure of that distressing complaint the HOOPING COUGH, his Majesty's Letters Patent weregrant. ed ...

... reasonable terms.- A paircel of Old Ports iin wood may be tasted. Ale, Stout, Cyder, &c.. BROWN's INFALLIBLE REME DY for the INWARD and OUTWARD PILES. THIS IMEDICINE is the most efficacious Remedy 1 ever made known to the Public. It has been used in pri- ...

... minutes at hard fighting. Dawson had decidedly the best of the first part of it- sne of Ford's listeners was kept in constant inward bleeding, and lhe had but a peep of daylight from the right eye. The lucky hit of Ford's settled it, as Dawson could not be ...

... ful associates, his flock, and his paternal fields, in an air in which his natural feelings of regret are mingled with the inward stirrings of his bold and enterprising spirit. In singing this air, BRAAINAI expressed these ming ed emo- tions withthat delicate ...

... half-year ending July 5,1848, 25,803 hhds. against 24,083 in the same period last year; so that, notwith- standing all the complaints from the West Indies, it does not appear that the produce of British Guiana is falling off, but, on the contrary, that it ...