... other collieries mentioned such complaints, aud that tbe applicants are not, as the 6aid second and third complaints alleged, subjected any undue and unreasonable prejudice and disadvantage, and dismiss the said complaints accordingly. Any unbiassed reader ...

... being fairly well kept up, whilst stocks are slowly increasing. Several iron and are well empioyecl but there are numerous complaints prevailing the low figure on which they are compelled to base tbeir estimates. Light castings, such as builders' requirements ...

... has una ° .. . jj ave varied forms. It has been found * \ ndstaken the nature of this disease. Some »» ,^^! ~ liver complaint, seme for dysp»i ...

... street, Woolwich, Kent, Apr. 1330 A. J. White, E«q._si Pe , in o rai you that have been suffering for some time from eeceral inward weakness, and sinking feeling of the chest and stomach, with great deal of pain alter eating. had consulted doctors.and had ...

... They instantly relieve and _a- idly cure Asthma, Conjiimptior Coughs, Bronchitis, Colds, Gout, Rhe_mat:sm,*a_d a 1 Nervous Complaint?, and taste pleasa tly. — Sold by all druggists, at Is. ljd. ai:d 2s, 9d. per box.— Adit. Houloway's Ointment and Pills. ...

... Woolwich, Kent, April, 1830. To A. J. White, Esq.—Sir, beg to inform you that I have been suffering for some time from general inward weakness, and ail-gone, sinking feeling of the chest and stomach, with a great deal cf pain alter eating. had consulted doctors ...

... its varied forma. has been found that medical moa have mistaken the nature of this disease. Some have treated it for liver complaint, some for dyspepsia, others for kidney disease, Ac., &c, but none cf the various kinds treatment have been attet ded with ...

... disease its aried forms, ft has been found that • r'!. tat mietakeo the nature this dseaee. Some have j igel se, liver complaint, me for o , for kiun-J ftc, fee, but rone the various kinds of treatment • alter ded with success. is found, owever, that ...

... Imand Bevenue. ' Thero is a good do.l of dissatisfaction in the House of Commons with the commissariat ar- , rangemeuts. Complaint was cousiantiy going on ■ during the term of the .ate contract, and the un- j pleasantness finally resulted in bringing the ...

... Woolwich, Kent, April, 1830, AJ. White. Esq.—Sir, I beg to inform you that have been suffering foi some time from general inward we*kness, and all-gone, sinking feeling of the and stomach, with a great deal of pain after eating. I had conoU ted doctors ...

... Its varied forme. has been found that madical men have mistaken the nature of thia disease. Some have treated it for liver complaint, some for dyspepsia, others for kidney disease, Aa, Ac, but none of the various kinds of treatment have been attended with ...

... tha« he was already a married man, with a grown-up daughter. At the meeting of the Rotherham Town Council yesterday serious complaint was made to the inaccurate condition of the burgess lists. Aid. Kelsey stated that at the recent election, at which he presided ...