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... gentleman complained as being defective. Ordered to write Mr Howard. Town Clerk, that the committee had received strong complaints from the Shipping Companies that the electric lights were lighted too late and extinguished too early, and to point out ...
... Waterford for a specific purpose and not merely to take shelter as weather bound vessel. Also ordered that the Amethyst charged inward pilotage, she having been reported by Captain Rogers as refusing to wait for the cutter. Captain Rogers was iested to use ...
... nothing farther can be done to provide a more ample and much-needed supply water to the districts of the town from which the complaints come. Duffin has already completed exhaustive examination of the town, with thp view to determine a pure source of supply ...
... is liability affected internally by cold externally applied. The vessels of the skin being constricted, the blood is driven inward, ami congestion of some of the internal organs ensues. This explains manner in which the continuous application of moderate ...
... Messrs E Clibborn, A Nel■on, 8 White. H W Cr.ic, sod Aid Power. Mr Otway reported on the subject Messrs White Bros and Go’s complaint. said, I made soundings with Captain Parle tho place question, and also sent the diver down to ascertain what character the ...
... operations i-, leas, an earu«*st that henceforth Great | Britain will fairly free the obligations it I. .s con- , traded inwards this most unhappy race. here is for boasting, hat Mr Smith might have l been bad invited conijiari-on between i the Unionist ...
... M’llreany. Organist—Hr. Cooney. The procession haying arrived at the hall, the brethren uncovered tho right and left, facing inwards, to allow tho officiating procession pass. They all entered and took up their assigned in the Hall, during which tune solemn ...
... ventilating and w arming such buildings is by means of open fireplaces, and of windows open at top and bottom or swinging inwards. If the wards are occupied day and night the space for each patient ought to least cubic feet. In fever hospitals and lyingin ...
... lhe ,ile hAlts.f, and the brethren fully provided for addition to other features, opened to the right i the latt, facing inwards. Where taste and industry are two the features in T,je Gratd Master then passed op the centre ; the i fauiily, thia Journal ...