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... g (and of other than the lowest) are dirty in the ex- r4 treme. It is not only the colliers in the neighbour- i hood, but vast numbers in the towns, who do not a wash their skins for months together. The chares it (alleys) of Newcastle, like the wyndsof ...
... progressing, for they took the number of candidate* to-day and compared it with tha last year, they would find waa then M. and this year they bad U 7. bring increase of &S. Still they had few in oompariaw to the number m the Roothiugs; hut hoped they ...
... vessel the next day. The numbers in hospital were originally about 1000, which were raised to 2200 by this new infdux-a number, of course, having expired daring the voyage, or soon after their landing. But, although these great numbers may seem to represent ...
... transports are ready. Some of these vessels take up colliers, with about 1,700 tons of fuel for the fleet, besides several coal ships sent on to Vama. The Industry will bo employed as steam collier, and carries between 700 and 800 tons. The Caduceus transport ...
... sacuritics. The income in conniderably upwards of tern hundred thousand pounds per annum; otnd for some years the average number of persons awho have joiced the inetitution bas been 8250, and the corresponding ainnual amount of ntev eesorancoes, .5400 ...
... cases in which the parties were charged with offences (simple drunkenness not being an offence) exceeded in September 1834 the number in September 1853 by 18. Whether , this is fairly attributable to the Act itself, its want of I adaptation to meet the evil ...
... that tbe latter were making their way over the land These conjectures have formed a number of concurring circumstances but tbe principal one was from the oature of number of interesting despatches from Captain Collinson found at different bearing date about ...
... vessel the next day. The numbers in hospi.al were originally about 1000, which were raised to 2200 by this new influx—a num- ber, of course, having expired during the voyage, or soon after their landing. But, although these great numbers may seem to represent ...
... vessels : two only of this number have suffered considerably from the epidemic. The number of frigates and steam-ships is double this :mown : while there is constantly arriving from England. France. and Constantinople an immense number of all sorts of vessels ...