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... Bronchial Asthma, Liver Complaint, Ac., months. Mm. Wood, Me*borough, hear Barnsley, suffered from ditli colt breathing, distressing cough, spitting phlegm, disordered liter, pains >» the sides and between the shoulders, inward weakness, low spirits, faintness ...
... Cure of Bronchial Liver Complaint, Ac, 3 months. Mrs. Wood, Mexborough, near Barnsley, suffered from difficult breathing, distressing cough, spitting phlegm, disordered liver, pains the sides and between the shoulders, inward weakness, low spirits, fointness ...
... Bronchial Asthma, Elver Complaint, fee. in months. Mrs. Wood, Mexborough, near Barnsiey, suffered from cult breathing, distressing cough, spitting phlegm, disordered liver, pains in tbe sides and between the shoulders, inward weakness, low spirits, sinking ...
... Bronchial Asthma, Liver Complaint, tc. in month*. Mrs- Wood. Mexborough, near Barnsley, suffered from diftT. cult breathing, distressing cough, spittingof phlegm,disordered liver, pains tbe Bide* and between tho shoulders, inward weakness, low spirits, ...
... that had been complaint with regard to the management the theatre during ttie past year. also stated that during tbe last veer there bad been alteration ot tbe means of exit. The doors were so arranged that they could open either inwards outwards. —Tbe ...
... twelve months. Tbere wa. no opposition to tbe application. — The Mayor t-aked Mr. Brittlebank whether tbere had been any complaint with regard to tbe management of the theatre. Mr. Brittlebank replied in the negative, and the Mayor tben asked if theie ...
... the matter dropped during the sermon, and I was enabled to retnrn home and enjoy my siugle glass of beer at dinner withont inward per- turbation. It, however, seemed to me that there was a possibility of the evening service being singled out as the one ...
... the mouth of tbe 1 aperture, unaerneath the second pier from the Surrey shore, iio: h bars were lound to have been ' driven inwards, showing that the explosive w_a I placed outside tne aperture, and this theory is con- ! firmed by the fact that the mteriorof ...