... 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 ...

... 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 ...