... 6d., and 10e. 6d. each bottle. W WELCH'S PILLS, so well known and esteemed for their curative and restoring qualities in complaints incident to females, are still prepared by Mrs. SABAH SMITHIES (grand,daughter to the Widow Welch), whose signature ie on ...

... should be addressed to the Hop-pole Yard, Chester, where we shall always have • of our Mineral Waters. R. ELLIS I SON. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ORIGDIAL WIDOW WELCIPS FILM, king and justly celebrated peculiar virtues, are ebroagly recommended the notice of every ...

... visited hint to bring some clothes. She was then apparently good health. Re war not aware that she was =fleeing from any complaint. nor that she was subject to heart disease. lie ceased was a stout woman. and as her death had in all probability been caused ...

... raging at Chatham. A collision occurred on Friday morning, off Liverpool, between the outward-bound steamer Gladiator and the inward-bound steamer Moravian. The Gladiator returned to port much damaged. SCHOOL Bomen.—The election of a Churchman to the Nottingham ...

... of the Postmaster General, in anticipation of the annual vote. The Committee state that, lost year, they made a similar complaint, but the Irregular proceedings then commented on have been repeated during the last twelve months, and, the whole of the ...

... the edge of the dingle under Bache Hall to the Pool, on the Liverpool-road. After a short sojourn here, occupied in Wing the inward man, the party made a move along the Flookersbrook and Bishop's ditch through the Railway Station to 'Perrin Bridge. Then ...

... superintendent of the works, said he bad given instructions to two men named Smith and M'Cann to look to the fencing. No complaint was ever made to him personally about the fence.—M'Cann said he mode the fence good at half-past five on Friday night. Shortly ...

... and for torpid action of the liver and bowels, which proclaim indigestion and the several varieties of bilious and liver complaints. They speedily remove the irritation and feverish state of the dome* allay spasms, correct the morbid condition of the liver ...

... respect lecome a little more Christian, a little more charitable, a little more enlightened, and a little more capable of seeing inward good behind outward differences. (Applause.) The law which kept Bunyan in prison was, thank God, not now in force. The Toleration ...

... of £270, those 01 being over 1170. The w bamer was, in every word, an unqualified success. When it an . 9 p.m. on Friday inwards of £5O worth of este still unsold. Thine, with others (which will di be supplied in the meantime), will be offered connection ...

... unreasonable damages. But our readers have during the week read the accounts of a case of which, far from uttering a word of complaint, we can only say that we rejoice for once to see a contemporary summoned, found guilty, and fined. We allude to the prosecution ...

... said, had done away with all that. He had held a license in another part cf Chester for nearly 30 years, and there was no complaint against him during that time. He added that it was a matter of great necessity and convenience to the public that the license ...