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... LianeUy Local Hoard of Health. IFREDERICK LEWIS BROWN, Clerk to Llanelly Live' Board of Health, do hereby give StrunE, that THOMAS BO WiiN. ESQ.. the Auditor of A ccouats relating to the Relief Of the Poor for the Lisaelly Union, within ehieh Union is comprised ...
... give a richer milk even than the small Ayrshire. But the small Shetlander is said to surpass them all. These breeds are all hardy, and will pick up a sustenance from pastures on which other breeds would starve. The quantity of butter yielded by diflerent ...
... suffered no unher froin the disorder. «•«'>• Q,1 Sold by al| respectable Medicine Venders. P«ce * ...
... lOSES, Rodney Wharf. ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIAL of the valuable Medicinal Properties of FRAMP TON'S PILI. M.TH forwarded to Mr. Thomas Prom, 229, Strand, iron) w. Smilh, Bsq. '.13, St. Alark'a-terrace, West Brompton, Tiondon L0TH MAY.1852- ? j 'Sir,—Ten years ...
... of matrimonial Jlllser, might then be banished from our land, aim the race 01 the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy Ilieotuus spirits of the olden tune.—Chronicle. Published by the Author; sold also in selled envelop s °y Ssherwood, Piper ...
... returning to camp. An amusing incident occurred during the course of the which gave a good idea of the strict diacipline and hardy training of these sons of the north. When all toe infantry were marching in column to form squares, one of those sta gnant ...
... of mam.nomal IIIlS,) Inight then be halllshed irom Ullr lalld anJ the race v 'he enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, of the olden time.— Chronicle. ''I'lished by the Author; sold also in sealed envelops t ii rw°oJf Piper, and Paternoster-row; ...
... one cause of matrimonial misery might then be banished from our land, and the race of the enervate he succeeded by a of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden time.— Chronicle. Published by the Menton, sold also IN SEALED ENVELOPES. by Sherwood, Piper ...
... and the operation of lithotomy, acting on the endemic condition of the heart and kidneys. _ _ Al out a week ago, while John Thomas, of Llaniilloes, carpenter, was returning home from Llattwoliog, he was attacked by a number of polecats, which bit him in ...
... eight only appear to be known, viz., James Waller, George Topham, George Cop- ping, William Middleton, John Neaie, Charles Hardy, Heury Reading, and John Harris. Many of the other workmen empioyed received such severe injuries that it is leared more deaths ...
... at 4 p.m., when there were from 3,000 to 4,000 persons in the Market-square. At about twenty minutes after that time, Mr. THOMAS STEPHENS, the chairman of the former meeting, was called upon to preside. Having taken his seat, the Chairman addressed the ...
... clerk of the curt, at his office at Swansea, the official assignee of the estate and effects of the said insolvent. J. 1). THOMAS, High Bailiff. J. JONES, ESQ., Insolvent's Attorney. On Nervous and GeneraOlv• Diseases. New Illustrated Ciroloured Enemy ...