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... the parts thkkly spread with it. and took the Pills night and morning. In three weeks I was enabled to walk about lor an hour or two in the day with stick, and in seveu weeks I could any where without one. lam now. by the blessing of God and your Medicines ...
... them, the mole efifuctually to mak. head against excessive patronage. Thle condition of one moiety at least of the working men and working women of England, as ?? by the agents of the Press, is beymnul description wretched, almost beyontl endlurance; atd ...
... meals, the intervening hours may so distributed to procure more than ten hours' work from such persons, although no individual should work more than ten hours. Secondly, Whether notice the form required in the schedule, but adding thereto ...
... the different weights. With those in high repute is needful to remain in condition from about three weeks before Easter to the end of October, though a week or fortnight arc quite sufficient time for a rider to reduce himself from his natural weight to sometimes ...
... in which the middle end the working classes now ask for admission to their fair share of constitutional rights be exchanged imperative demand and scornful defiance of the power that shall continue to refuse it. From the hour that free trade was carried ...
... Constituent Assembly elected , ar?%,ieH* attended to. believe ,ln. 1 this finThme not altered their ) (luou# work—employing the.r leisure hours uiemta ; the declaration the l : ~o l, m most prosperous condition '‘“’'Y,®®* 1 proceed with this brunch; ...
... price of corn was higher than at present trie of a working gardener was 9s. week. They 14s. Did they suppose it possible to mate ' great revolution in society, as to reduce w » , who now received 14s. week tlie it be iust or reasonable to do so (cries of ...
... is itself a startling one, but the details are just as strange. For two hours tbe woman was able struggle against four individuals charged with toe execution. After the first hour the strength of the woman was still so great that the men were obliged to ...
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... MISCELLANEA. is of a religious nature—work is of brave nature which it is the aim of religion to be. All work of man is oa the swimmer’s; a waste ocean threatens devour him—if he front not bravely it will keep its wonl. By incessant wise defiance, lusty ...
... with it. So long ago as 1837, after much agitation of the subject, Parliamentary Committee was formed to inquire into the working of Pawnbroking system in Ireland. Of this Committee, the present Chief and Under Secretaries for Ireland were members. They ...