... feeling came over me- helplessness. I could not grip anything thoroughly. T left work and went home to bed, shaking from head to foot; for I had entirely lost the use of my right leg. I remained in bed, and for four weeks only got worse. My heart was so ...

... his hands that he had so long suffered In such a troublesome disease. Lifeiong Burdme of a Leeds *Main RHEUMATISM FROMT HEAD TO FOOT. Mr John Beoocett of 12, Cunliffe's Buildings, Tong Road, New Wortley, Leeds, was recently seen by a Leeds Saturday Journal ...

... rplIE Owners of Vessels belonging to this Port, are Lrequlested to attend a Meeting, at the House of hi1 Wvallace, Nag>s h~ead, Foot of' the Butcher Bank, On ut dlay the 8thl Diay of February next, at 12 ?? precisely, to take into Coittideratioti, the Formation ...

... did so bassg went the first gun from the battery, which wvent fet over the mark; and thun a second; it splashed them from head to foot; A third flashed in the pan, and by that time she had run actfess our bowsaad directly she had done so we steamed ta across ...

... were compared and lucidiv explained. Especial interest. wae mrnifesteel in the details given of the several parts, of ?? head and foot. which were amply illustrated by coloured drawings of large scale. Mr Thee Robson of Win- laton next read an ?? interesting ...

... never recover. It began with an at- tack of influenza, sis or seven years ago. I had severe internal pains, ached from head to foot, and became very wxeak, low, and deprcssed. I lost my appetite, was subject to vomniting, and my face became deathly * ...

... LADY.ilORGAMN. Tlet 4th.1'titioll il 2 V'ols. 8vo. with additional Notes, Price AI. 4s. Lady lforgan has studied tas from Head to Foot, frrot tie Court to thie XVillage, frorm the Botdoir to the Kitchen. S.'C his seen, observed, anlalysed,' and .desvribed ...

... ordinary angle iron, which ajs.s very much to tti strength ani appea. ance. The woven wirs is attached to rollers at the head and foot of the 4 Bedsteadi, and may be made stlck or tight as required by rslng a bandle whicb Natacbel to one of tte rolecs. Any ...

... the ordinary angle iron, which adds very much to the ?? and appeas. arno. The woven wire Is attached to rollmi at the head and foot of the Bedstead, tnd may be inade slack or tight as required by ting a handle which is atadboh lo. on .us eggs.. Any Bedstead ...

... ordinary angle iron, which ?? very much to tU, strength and appear. anee. The woven wira isattacbed to rollers at the head and foot ot tte Be(Istead, and may ba made slack or tight aa required by usin4 a handlewhich Ii atacte.1 to one of t'he roadrci ...

... ordiuay angle iron. wbich ?? very mitch te the streusgth and appeal ance. The woven wiho is attached to relles at the head and foot of the Bedstead, and may he made dlack or tight m required IS, ?? handle which Is attaohe to ale of the roller. Any Bedotead ...

... ordinary' ?-ogIe irom, which ad?iI Sery much to the Strength nuil appear. aries. The woven WIrS ? atteabed to rollers aS the head arid foot of the Bedattad, and may be made Mack or light as te?ia13e4 b, oaSm? & handle which lva?tacbsS to Coo et ?be uelIere. ...