... of the day, for coughs, c -Ids, hoarse- ns soreness, pain or oppression o! the chest, difficult breathing, shortness o! breath, wheezing, short dry cough, tickling, cough, n«g ot appetite, pain o- the head, childness, weariness o: the body tafluenza ...

... instalment of Mr. Carlyle's eloquent, learned, and in- teresting story of the life of Frederick the Great. That story should be of interest for every Englishman, inasmuch as it i3 the story of the rise, progress, and ultimate settling of that noble house ...

... neighbourhood. The warehouse of Messrs. Cooper and Littlewood, coopers, Nursery street, which was burnt down a short time ago, and the second story of which had been re-erected, was much injured, the walls being blown down and the floors and wood- work greatly ...

... tbe first meeting of the conference oa tbe affairs of Syria, aajs he believes the only prolongation agreed upon was a very short one, necessitated by the state of the weather, which would make it extremely difficult for tbe French troops to come away. ...

... certain allegations, which charged Mr. Disraeli with complicity with Mr. Philip Rose in inchoate corruption at Berwick. The story, narrated in the first instance by Mr. Donald Nicoll, upon the authority of written state- ments in his possession, to which ...

... customary in such cases, having nothing upon it but ordinary loose soil. The building at this time had been raised to the first story on the north side, being about equal in height to the top of the tunnel. The beams and rafters for the floor had been inserted ...

... were forcibly entered through a window of the up- per story , and from £4 to £5 worth of leather was car- ried off. This is tlie second theft of a similar kind on the same premises within a short time. — We regret to state that the robbers in both instances ...

... per ton. The same remark will apply to Wheat Straw. Some of the latter, in fact, was not o;;ly bad in colour, but was also short and tender, and more like old stubble than anything eUe. When there is such a great disparity in the quality of au article ...

... HENGLER most respectfully announces to cci *ce of a ° n * and the Public generally, that the above popular yilh th. OPE N FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY, The Cir S , ATURDAY EVENING, March 16, 18G1. decorated Ue undergone thorough repair, renovated and re- for u,«^T ...

... and to report what changes therein are desir- able, with a view to the increased efficiency of the naval service. After a short discussion, in which Lord PALMER- STON and Lord C. PAGET opposed tbe motion, upon a division, tbe motion was carried (against ...

... apparently on the holders of the grave. She had been afflicted fur some years with asthma, attended with frequent cough, shortness of bieath, and very frequently spitting of hlood. She was prevented from lying down for fear of suffocation After giving ...

... GEO R G X STREET. | PRIVATE HOTEL, ; WW PRKAT NORTHERN (STATION, 19, Euston ROAD, j Cross' (Blue Lamp at Entrance,) and a short distance j ,oid Eusto / q rt vU] be found here for Families, Profesrional and Ever , conn ?? 4c-> visiting London. Coffl Tbarges ...