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... (that is to say) Passive Obedience and Bribery. Q. What meanest thou this word Test ? A. 1 mean pm outward visible lign an inward intelVctual meanness, ordained the Minister himself pledge assure him thereof. Q flow mrny parts are therein this test A. ...
... is toa say) Passive Obedience and Brilsery. a 'What meanest thou by this word jest? A. I mean an outward visible sign of an inward irttellecttal meanness, ordained by the Minister himself as a pledge to assure t; him thereof. Q, How many parts are there ...
... Thirty-three Shillings, on which Ils. are saved, duty included, The CCRDIAL BALM OF G ILEAD is universally ac- tious in all inward we te knowledged to be peculiarly effi ings, loss of appetite, indigestion, depre on of spirits, trembling or shaking of the ...
... mean an outward visible sign of an inward intellectual meanness, ordained by the Minister himself as a pledge to assure . thereof. Q, . How many parts are there in this Test?—:t. Two : e outward visible sign, and the inward intellectual mean- MSS. Q. What ...
... accompanied with cough. Being peculiarly adapted give treedom to respiration, it is the most effectual medio cine in asthmatic complaints, shortness of breath, hoarseness, wheexings, soreness and obstructions of the breast and lungs, and all the usual symptoms ...
... January, at 23, Norfolk-street. Strand; recalled and Fridays. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, DECEMBER 23. Ships entered inward —The PersCTerance,.-+»t>pert Meliiiitlio, Parry; Albion, Morison; and Zephyr, Hobmson, from Quebec; Fclicifes, —from St. Maloes; ...
... prevented any further removal goods. The pricr \.*ns rein .nded. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, DECEMBER 24. Skips entered inward —The Hero. Holloway; and Sally, Markham, from Ostend; J-uno, Hutchinson; Friendship, Burwood; and Courier, Hock, from Rotterdam; ...
... y u> -• kinat'om, for subduing and exterminating every of Nervous Disorders, and their various conscqamcci s of spirit?, inward langours, tre.ioi.n;- the mind, loss .;ppetite, indigestion, .i s extr-.« r lassitude, hyp ch >n'Jriacisni, and ev.-ry .; ...
... mean an outward visible sign of an inward intellectual meanness, ordained by the winister himself as a pledge to assure him thereof, Q. How many plvh are there in this test ? A. Two—the outward visible sign, and the inward intellectual meanness, 1 A > * 3 ...
... _thereoK . ' Q _, How manyJ » a _(( s . areiyier . em , this , Te . st?—A ; . Two _:- —the outward vi ' sible ' signnna _tllB . inward lntcl _( cctual ; meani ) ess . Q _; What _is ( he ' ' ou 0 vnrd _visible sign or form _of Passive , Obedience ? —A . . _Dangling ...
... transmitted to us, in confirmation ofa paragraph which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of that genelal and dangerous complaint Rupture. To the Editor of the Public Ledger. Sib, —Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting the cure of an Hernia, ...
... dir>c country. As il proof of tin* lug,, ; ?? 1 '•> .-id exertions used by Mr. Williams to rej-aiate t*u* ca- * ...