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... king's , evil, tec. it is requisite the Doctor should see and examine them himself; tout those who are afflicted with inward complaints,- may be informed whe- ther their disorders ar» curable or not,; by sending a stateinentof their case* with their morning ...
... sits alone,— alone, Cbain'd to a rock, Prometheus- like, to pine, Year after year, in darkness or sunshine ! He utters no complaint ; he makes no moan ; An emblem of Despair ! sublime in grief! He scorns all pity, asks for no relief. Behold these Sparro- ...
... of medicine, «h cii lave fr-i. ployed in England and America, lij.e o* taking your medicine, the Bor £il j for a bilious complaint and a t, v liver, which occasioned spasms in ray srrr.rj/ and violent pain in my head, i severely under this atUiction fifteen ...
... hondriacal affections, Iftwncss of spririts, i : r.innns direful complaints usually called ‘’'’'nr (Usonlcrs. Corr’ii] Rilm of Gilead universally acknovt-> peculiarly efficacious in all inward wast, v. loss appetite. Indigestion, depression of ■!*, trembling ...
... entitled A GUIDE TO HEALTH; Or. Adciceto both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints. BY S. SOLOMON, M. D. Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Ner- vom* and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases witb which the human body is ...
... United States America in 1801, were Britith foreign 507 The (hips which entered inwards were, Britifh foreign 550. In 1791, the outward Britith (hips were foreign 218. The inward were, Britilh foreign 246. The lad letters received from Sir Home Popham mention ...
... Liverpool Advertiser. A VISIT TO LANCASTER AND THE LAKES. No. VI. Departure from Lancaster— Bay of More- ?? of the Ken— Complaint of Mrs. Anabella — . George — Kendal— Castle— Manu- factures — Grey Coats.' Tbe morula* after the decision of tbe Mersey ...
... calling her Majesty's particular friends, and guests that wiij be, by unmannerly names. They make it a matter of lugubrious complaint that his Royal High- ness the Duke of Sussex has been overlooked, alleging that a slight lia- thereby been put upon the most ...
... English com- merce is recovering, and indeed we are con- vinced of the trulh of this assertion, as the papers contain no complaints of want of em- ployment in your manufacturing districts. Alas! we have a different tale to relate. Thousands of workmen ...
... powerful testorative in all Ner- vous Disorders ever discovered. This celebrated Coi dial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastings, loss of appetite, indiges'ion, depression of spirits, trenibliii??? or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate ...
... tyrannically taken pos- Mjssion of his place, and now as despotically holds it, by the law of might, whilst tlie small complaintant goes off pouting to mannua, or the governess, or tlie master, as the ...