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... when the of Canterbury would denounce indulgence in mutton chops 02 Friday, and prescribe holy water as a ific for all inward complaints. What would they say to that at Exeter-hall of St. Jude’s ? The whole ical garden of the Apoca- lypse broke loose, with ...
... healing Ointment far more readily penetrates through any bone or fleshy part of the living body, curing the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot be reached by other means. Erysipelas, Rheumatism and Scorbutic Humours—No remedy has ever done so much ...
... had the subject under consideration, were unanimous. in their opinion that 25 per cent. should be added to the pilotage of inward vessels, and taken off the vessels out, It would be adding nothing more to the chirges on the vessels, and it would induce ...
... an order was received Mr. Murpliv, the governor, on Saturday, for his release. He had been subject to attacks of some inward complaint during the greater part his imprisonment, and had spent most his time in hospital in corceqncnce, but since the accession ...
... pieces, as one might say—dislocation down- wards of the right shoulder, dislocation backwards of the right thigh, dislocation inwards and backwards of the right leg and ancle, and a wound, fracture of the left leg (large bone) just below its head, and dislocation ...
... on l>ehalf of the complainant; Messrs. J. Hodnett and James Barry, solicitors, Yoaghal, appeared for the defendants. The complaint was brought under the section 13th and 14th Vic., cap. 88, for that the defendants, not being the owners of several fishery ...
... to plead to the summons ? Mr. Hodnett said he intended to plead not guilt)'- Mr. Siattery, in stating the complaintant's case, ■aid, the complaint was brought under the 13 1* Vic., cap. M, section 88, in addition which would draw the attention the bench ...
... stout, 2 sacks com, packages, 10 bales, 52 head caul 521 pigs, sheep, 10 horses, mules. Exports.—Nil, Report from Foreign Inwards—lo9Bo qrs wheat, 325 qrs peas, 500 qrs Indian corn. Imports, Oct. 10.—228 chests tea, 82 bags sugar, casks saltpetre. ba«s ...
... thought it better to reserve their report to the Board, and give this captain opportunity of making his complaint in person. Mr. Murphy said the complaint Vras not made the captain alone. There were five or lix others. Sir r. were with the committee today ...
... COASTING TRADE. ENTERING INWARDS, CLEARING OUTWARDS. Britisu. Vessels. Tonnage. Vessels. Tonnage. 2,300 289,633 oe 1,892 o. 234,705 Vessels Registered, 422—Tonnage, 51,702. 1851. In this year, the British Vessels Entering Inwards, were 237, tonnage, 50 ...
... cases there committed to his charge and car, and said though he had been absent from duty !r considerable time, occasioned by inward pat suffering, the duty bad not been neglected, bay Thec been regularly and diligently performed by qualified professional ...
... the body, this remarkable preparation penetrates. It disappears under the friction of the hand, if it were literally drawn inward some internal force, and performs its healing errand rapidly, safely, and without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard ...