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... statements with respect to the shipping interest afforded testimony of the same description. The number of ships entered inwards in the year ending December, 1843, was 24,959, the tonnage being 5,093,000; the returns for the corresponding period in 1849 ...
... now six months sines year Arabia& Food restored nay health, mid I am happy to sag I hue& not bad the least return of my complaint sines. PARKE:it, D. BINGHAM. Capt. B.N. William Hunt, Esq., Barrister at•Lsw, Klee. Cellar. Cambridge, haa thanked as for ...
... the l y of ths somber the of os en tered inwards and ekered Yered with tbe entries mid the following results Year 1 Stips. — 1 Entered inwards.. 27.714 E .. 24,093 empioyed in the Kingdom ShiOr. Ti Entered inwards 140,441 - 12, - 13 00000 Op. Jobs Mak the ...
... was then cleared, and the p rocee di ngs; terminated. NT.}—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AN INFAL-- EMALE COMPLAINTS. —Women at different A E RE I . are subject to complaints which require a e to remove, • • ethelnd it is now an established iPPa:ccrtili:art°mfthere ...
... pickpockets and low ruffians, insisted on his right of burying the constable, because, forsooth, on the evening of his death, when inward agony had deprived him of all consciousness, he gave some holy oil as a passport to another world, at the instigation of some ...
... patent, and that Joseph Humphreys had not appealed to the Bishop as he might and ought to have done if he had any ground of complaint. Mr. Welsby, in support of the demurrer to the return, did not deny that velere there was a visitor he had authority, but ...
... to this effect has been generally daring the peat week by men of all patties, mid me beard eery ooesiderable sums promised inwards sash • per. poet. Being desirous of seeing this bight/Ammo/tribute to truly greet man and benefactor tuned into diet, we feel ...
... th e w h o le Church was aggrieved, and sought a institution to the vicarage of Brampford Speiser— place to vent her just complaints; but the synodical assent- And whereas the Rev. G. C. Gorham being presented to blies of the Church were silenced; and ...
... us that when he first saw them they expressed themselves satisfied to wait until the directors could examine into their complaints. I arrived at Shoreditch within a quarter of an hour after the deputation from the men had left Mr. Ellis, and I immediately ...
... in baptism he was made a member of Christ, the child of God, and an inheritor of the kingdom of heaven.' Again, that ' the inward and spiritual grace of baptism is a death unto sin, and a new birth unto righteousness; for, being by nature born in sin and ...
... permission for visiting other parts of the country, and returning to England, was obtained. To their credit be it spoken, no complaint is made of the ineivility of the foreign officials' w ho evidently were much vexed at the trouble which had been given. This ...
... e contradiction of the truth that in a sacrament the outward and visible part, or sign, is a means whereby we receive the inward and spiritual grace, as well as a pledge to assure us t thereof. If this theory of Mr. Go rha p 's be true, hen is er a defi ...