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... COUGH Cured without Inward Medicine, by the use of ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCA- TION. * Many thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy : on the first attack an immediate application of the Embro- cation will prevent the complaint taking any hold ...
... rraordinan progress which the Australasian colonies have made within the last few years, the continued flow of emigration inwards them, together with the high value of money there, call for au increased number of establishments of this description ; and ...
... rotation throughout night, for the purpose of making seizures. If any people, taking (opium) to fell, steal through, either inward or outward, let them be immediately seized and committed. Let the custom-houses, one and all, search strictly, and with real ...
... superintendent may be under the necessity of mak- | l 'ig, in case any of her Majesty's subjects should have just . | cause of complaint against the Chinese authorities ; and, ; ; secondly, to assist the superintendent in maintaining order among the crews of ...
... COUGH Cured without Inward Medicine, by the use of ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCA- TION.—Many thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy ; on the- first attack an immediate application of the Embro- cation will prevent the complaint taking any hold of ...
... necessary, are to remove forthwith ; their houses are to be pulled down ; and the streets they occupy, the only avenues leading inwards from the factories, are to be closed up, or rather built over. I confess, however, notwithstand- ing the peremptorines6 of ...
... said that in South Wiltshire wages did not exceed 6s. or 6s. 6d. a week, and he men- tioned the case of a labourer who, on complaint to a bench ?? to be _ paid not ° niy w v a case miirht v, of ms attendance. Now, that such L^ertaTnfy'niu'rbe o^^ 5? did ...
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... SHIP NEWS .„,_ CUSTOM HOUSE, Oct. 6. L> .ERED INWARDS.— The Suscepto, Schuldt, from Liebau ; Anna .Mar_aret_a, Sartz, from Hudekswold ; Oute Hoffinung, Red- man, from Dantzic; Aurora, I.indtjren, from Aalborg ; Rambler, Cookson, from Archangel ; Flora ...
... conscience of a somewhat elastic nature. I have reserved the nocturnal disturbance in order to close this detail. The complaints of the lady at having no sleep were repeated in my presence : the information which I obtained was the discovery of an ...
... time the prisoner has been employed in the dockyard what has been his general character ? — I never re- collect hearing a complaint against him. He appeared to do his duty as the other carpenters did. Re-examined — Mr. Henty was supernumerary carpenter ...
... SHIP NEIVS. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jan. 11. ENTERED INWARDS.— The William Joliffe, Middleton, from Calais; Belfast, King, from Boulogne; Emelie , Vandet.kirkhove, from Ostend ; Toronto, Morgan, from Montreal and Quebec ; Leon, Sandes, from Gravelines ; Neptune ...