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... himself of every recent lo^proTement. The UtitJiD Essnu. prevents p*ln llocsyed Teeth, .nd renders them oseful in mastication. « A single I ootb from EnUre Set, from ® ® Plugging Teeth and Extraction ••• 11, STEPHEN S GREEN, NORTH. Baths and toilette wake ...
... Baudelocque relates of a girl eight years of age, who having accidentally! end only in play, offered her breast to an infant a few months old, tbe latter began to suck, and to tbe surprise of the mother, actually drew from her a sufficient quantity of ...
... between the Silurian and the old red sandstone, a gradual change of organic life apparel from ° the other, but a greater change in the physical conditions u observable, fo discover a fossil of that magnitude in ...
... aufT-rad greater He regretted that a hid K^' l a . on ,0 '- paptrl aernamv (i n* b a ,orae “I 'be having taken DrJhi, but h°a f d''roic i o( « « possession of one of wb' ®. l mutineers were fnd t> the war -if 1 1. k a Delhi and patting , o ...
... many ages. Among these populations superfluous wealth is a rare occurrence; a man’s sons divide his property between them, and the only right of primogeniture seems to consist in the eldest being a sort of steward or'trustee for the estate. The aristocracy ...
... afraid sorts of outrages. Not a single European or Christian to hang a few rascals every evening. I saw a Sikh hung remains outside the fort. It is to be feared that few have yesterday for shooting at a non-comrmssioned officer. A Air. ...
... results are satisfactory. statiatica prove that ■a»a*•aducalion’ , is not to received either a panaceaor preventive of serious crime, it ia plainly two•dged sword, which cots both ways, for avll and for good, according to tba religions principles and moral ...
... unmoved as that desk. Joseph said it was a plank Mr. Brewster—No; he said it was either plank ladder. Mr. Curran—He said his information plank or a ladderbut said his evidence a plank not a ladder.” A Juror—A ...
... M R I A , read bis paper on Tbt remains of early etcnc-boilt fortresses and habitations in the cmnty of Kerry,”in which he cal’ed attention to a class of Celtic antiquities hitherto hot slightly noticed archeologists, and in this instance to a Celtic ...
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... European are not satisfactory. At Melbourne the stock of goods in the gold fields was believed to have been brought within moderate compass. TELEGRAPH TO INDIA VIA THE RED SEA. A company is formed with a capital of 300,000/. for constructing the first section ...