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... Y'S BALSAMIC PILLS Mid Mb. Glasgow, Doc 18, 183!). i-ir—A friend mine earnestly solicited try, for the cure of most ohstinate Gleet, box your Balsamic Pills, which indignantly refused to do, alleging for reason that I conceived them gross imposition ...
... SAVINGS BANKS Lord moved for leave to bring in bill to enable persons to purchare small annuities through the means of the savings banks. By this bill it is intended to introduce a clause requiring a longer notice than at present existed for drawing out ...
... I mean his couduct during the late election, and particularly at that trying moment, when bis high sense of honour induced him to retire from the contest. A bout this there is no di fference of opinion whatever. It Is, therefore, sutlicient for me to observe ...
... disqualifications for the discharge the sacred obligations ol marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose loll.es (to .peak mildly) have entailed upon him debility, and di.hgur.ng diNw in th«i worBt forms tneretore the silent * toman™ «ion to the means of ...
... corrupted breath— Perchance it was Peasant or King. Come Youth, come Genius, couch thy lofty plume, Forget the wreath, but mark perspectively. And bring thy motto, for 'twill suit the tomb, This Youth, this Genius is— What shall be. Oct. llth, 1&42. MARY ...
... some friend to doso, upon the of the Solution, at 138, Holborn, near Furnival's Inn, London, who will gladly afford every facility to enquiry, also shew the Stone, which is now their possession. YOLAND'S SOLUTION is equally efficacious all the dis eases ...
... It will be no less gratifying to the noble House of Poltimota, than to His Lordship's friends, that we announce Lord Poltimcr* has been again appointed Vice Lieutenant, by, and during the absence of, Earl Fortescue on the Continent, which we hear is likely ...
... this state he continued to linger, without any hope of recovery, his friends expecting that every fit coughing would terminate his existence. At length he was prevailed upon to try bottle of Balsam, and (very extraordinary !) half hour atter the first ...
... ON NERVOUS DEBILITY & GENERATIVE DIS* ' V Just Published, the Thirty-Fourth Thousand, W Edition, revised and corrected, 120 papes. price 25., in s «ti envelope, or forwarded, by the Authors, address, secure from oA» nation, for 2s. 6d. Postage Il.i. ...
... irrow's nest with-* ation of Eberlv the appearance of being dis„ibuted '' the Fortescue /.I . illumes, tue same day T domain. » P inhabitants of his boy. were u^ 0 maD »Panied » a boat 0 the boy saved % '' w and has left aS , a ° oar his death. WldoW child ...
... at Tiverton, as successor to the Rev. E. D. Kirwau. The Sub-Dean Stephens, blest with a saving knowledge, hath his name painted on the back of his gig, which he saves a considerable amount of gig tax in the course of few years. With this gig he drove into ...
... conduct; whom I once called my friend may God Heaven bleat him I —for the Rev. Henry Mont St never yet did 1 read gomery. entertain the moat so good for Ihe fur sovereign rontcmut. called which it was intended, that him my friend—he is no longer delivered ...