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... Koyal Collexe of Physicians of Loudon. by Dr. G. Coilier, published by Longman & Co .— no small defect in this compilation (speaking pf the New that we have no purgative mass but what cuntains alues yet we know that Lhe form of CUCKLE’'S PILIS. hemorrhoidal ...

... 400, and the rwarve fund £2.202 400. SPARTAN By ALFRED ALSTLy ** Ove more embrace! then o'er the Omit, And nebly the Thus speaks the umrtial The Spartan Motber’s beast. She vats ber wee, we bels tum so. And tread Ue puch tue trod Whey thette for fos God ...

... wae recalled, and upon being asked why she closed the door in Mr. Coilins’ face, said that when she saw any of the servants speaking to young men at the door she alwave told them t so in and closod the deor. Some of the girls had even brought soldiers to ...

... badly. Airedales are still forging abead, and many fine specimens are be- fore the public. Of bulldogs it ie difficult to speak, they are still povular, and there are plenty of them, good, bad, and indifferent. We can, however. call to mind no phenomenal ...

... distance of 7,000 miles was a thing tne world had never seen or attempted betors; yer it bad been accomplished without a hitch. Speaking with a full sense of responsibility, he would urge the Volunteers at home to train more than ever, for etticiency on their ...

... Royal College of Physicians of London, by Longman & Co -— by Dr. G. Collier, published no smi all defect in this compilation (speaking of the New that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes: yet we know that reons cannot bear aloes, except it be ...

... Gardner: Are they generating their own Mr. Alsop said they were considering whe- ther to generate it or not. Mr. Butler, speaking as a shopkeeper, and one of the largest consumers cf m the town, Claimed that he knew somethiny about it. He felt sure that ...

... back into the Church those Catholic truthe and which had been rejected long ago, and by Ritual- iem they was speaking as a Ritual- ist would speak—eomethr that gave them an objective expression of fa. acd devution, Not only Liverpoo! and London, but in other ...

... they might institute separate areas, but when they made applicauon they received the answer No. The townships over tho river speak of the highway ratcs, but in the matter of outdoor relief Famngton received ag much as the res. of the Union ‘The Clerk stated ...

... THEROE Larceny,—At the Borongh Police Court on Sat- urday before Messrs. Speak (in the chair), E Crabtree, and J. Brown. John Mitchon, labourer, Kawdlands, was charged on remand with stealing one jar ot pickled onions, one bottle of cream cf tartar, two ...

... beard thes thing things highly spuken of for um very little hemorrhage, aud the man was able digestion : 1 have heard docturs speak favour TROOPS. tu ruu another 800 yards after receiving this in- ably of them, and, of course, | have read in the jury. Even ...