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... and Co. Liocolo's Inn. .T. C;othsnis. - I.eniieeTciiee4elnor.o..r. AU. Mr. Rose, Re! Lion Squarc. J. Bennet, Aruncleytreet, Salad, fang etationzr. Aug, Patterson and Cn. Old Street. J. Bees. C.iitle lon Woe Jfdr.l, Urea. victualler. Au. Mr. Heti les, Wa ...

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... of about ?onions, under barei.oles, with colours flying. When they had approached sufficiently near for their purpose, they salad, hauled down their colours. hoisted a black an d w hi t , one i n gave chase. They at length Caine up with the Ontario, I ts ...

... only 16 years of age lie hail arrested, and sentenced to 3 months imprisonment, because lie had traced the of a bird upon the salad. M. the Presideut.—What was the bird, the of which was traced un tLe floor ? M. Mauguin.—They pretended it was an eagle. (A ...

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... a few, and these were tiro fresh provisious which the ships had daring the whale of the voyage; they were enabled to grow salad in tae ship, by a hich means the ship's crew were prevented from eaperiencing the effects of the scurvey. A singular phenolicnou ...

... Colonels Baker, Debath, I .enoy. &c. N.B. Messrs. have established institution for the ben, lit poor . und others. who c.mnut salad to pay the lull praa. toe the medicine, end have, in consequence appointed it to sold by one re.spectahle Vender in every pruicipal ...

... through entire families. ]'he most &mai remedy yet discovered is a smell clove of garlic, steeped for a few minutes in warm salad oil, and put into the ear rolled in muslin or thin linen. some time the garlic is reduced to a pulp; and havi n g accomplished ...

... obtained a few, and these were the fresh provisions which the ships bad during the whole of the voyage; they were enabled to grow salad in the ship, by which means the ship's crew were prevented from en. perienciag the effects of the scunrey. A singular phases* ...

... of 10,0001., and that Gray at the end of a year. if he saw teasue, should be allowed to retire, under certain conditions ; salad - ke the partnership anent continue for II years, unless one of the pat niers gave months' make fa Wl' • g, and made the other ...