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... impart tone and viper to the inward organs, and consequently to the sinew system whicß pervades connects them. Bence thew marvelione corm of hysteria, low spirits Its, headache, nervous 01,W:hinge, and other kindred complaints, which ere all redwally removed ...
... Britannia ! Britannia inwards caves! Britons ever will be knaves ! The h ugnty tyrants we will tame, Stars and Stripes to knuckle down, And if they dare check our game, ’Twill work their woe and our renown. Rule Britannia ! Britannia inwards caves! Britons ever ...
... to plead to the summons ? Mr. Hodnett said he intended to plead not guilt)'- Mr. Siattery, in stating the complaintant's case, ■aid, the complaint was brought under the 13 1* Vic., cap. M, section 88, in addition which would draw the attention the bench ...
... on l>ehalf of the complainant; Messrs. J. Hodnett and James Barry, solicitors, Yoaghal, appeared for the defendants. The complaint was brought under the section 13th and 14th Vic., cap. 88, for that the defendants, not being the owners of several fishery ...
... TIDE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE. Feb. 8 20 feet 0 inches. OR, CORK ADVERTISER. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1361, There a doleful complaint in tho Dublin Evening Post Our Contemporary used to be csolliog complicently over the divisions of the Tories, reminding ...
... thought it better to reserve their report to the Board, and give this captain opportunity of making his complaint in person. Mr. Murphy said the complaint Vras not made the captain alone. There were five or lix others. Sir r. were with the committee today ...
... o'clock on Wenneaday morning, while proceeding out Channel, steering 8.8. W., being then off the Point of CoriewelL a large inward-bound ship came upon her, the ahip striking her with her stem, and carrying away tbe| brigantine*s bowsprit, figurehead, cutwater ...
... half-past twelve on Wednesday morning, while proceeding out of Channel, steering being then off the Point of Corsewell, a large inward-bound ship came upon her, she ship striking with her stem and carrying away the brigantine’s bowsprit, figurehead, cutwater ...
... that day week the pilot committee had met to consider a complaint made by Captain Osborne, master of the ship Waterloo, 1,222 tons register, against branch pilot No. 68, Mulcaliv. The complaint was dated Quecnstown, 9th April, ami stated that when the ...
... Mr. Shield, and another gentleman, for Mr. Smith. Mr. Fitzjames Stephen, in opening the proceedings, said the ground of complaint against Mr. W. H. Smith was that had been guilty of bribery and treating, and one strong indication of bribery, was furnished ...
... Lexington ! Death Donato. —Donato, the celebrated onelegged dancer, has died in the small •town of France. Suffering from an inward complaint, his malady was not understood the London doctors, and was wrongly treated. his way to Nice he put at Cyragne, intending ...
... river Black water, within the limit thereof did J4th September shoot, draw, and use a drift taking salmon within half mile inwards and half seawards from the mouth said nvvr. defined, ascertained and by the Sik.*cuil t.'u for Irish Fisheries. ,j Mr. .Slattery ...