... Lonsdale,Esq. Michael Dalt. 48,Wo]laton-Stxeet, Nottiseham, March, 1878. Sir,—After suffering from Bronchitis fifteen years being unable get anything to do me good I bought ne Inviporators. I have only worn it two weeks, aiii ln f th time have derived ...

... in point of hours of labour and of wages. Delegates from the men have waited upon the directors, who have made the following arrangements:—l. That the week's work be 60 hours, and that all over the 60 hours be paid at the rate of 10 ...

... receive subscriptions have hitherto been able to allow 2s. 6d*per week to each man, Is. per week to the wife, and the same to each child. Some few men, who are termed blacklegs, went to work on Monday under the escort of policemen. This being made known ...

... unable to attend to her domestic duties, times being quite prostrate. After wearing the belt hours she felt relief, and after week she was able to do her household work with more pleasure than she had been able to for some time past. I have every renson hope ...

... penny per week from each man, the employer or some trustworthy person the establishment to be the treasurer during the year, or the portion of the year set apart for that purpose. No man will miss one penny week, and it is hoped that all working men and ...

... to attend to her domestic duties, at times being quite prostrate. After wearing the belt hours she felt relief, and after week she was able to do her household work with more pleasure thpu she had been able to for some time past. have every reason to hope ...

... regulations. 8. A prisoner in the lst stage will— (a) Be employed ten hours daily strict separation on first-class hard labour, of which 6 to 8 hours will be on the crank treadwbeel, or work a similar nature. Sleep on a plank bed without mattress. Earn gratuity ...

... with a large assortment of Magnetic Appliances, where he will be pleased to give advice to any who may wish to consult him. Hours of Attendance.—Morning, Ten to One; Afternoon, Three to Five ; Evening, Six to Eight. The special advantages of our Appliances ...

... seems to be a strong conviction abroad that shall not be left very long in the uncertainty which has now prevailed for some weeks on the question of the day. Whether England is expected to take the initiative, or Russia will act upon the principle of being ...

... with a large assortment of Magnetic Appliances, where he will bepleased to give advice to any who may wish to consult him. Hours of Attendance—Morning, Ten to One; Afternoon, Three to Five ; Evening, Six to Eight. T d antages of our Appliances as curative ...

... getting out a decent size newspaper at the usual hour in the morning, and then having appealed to the police magistrates, the compositors had to go back to their work, and were told that they should give week's notice if they wanted to leave. So with the ...

... unable to attend 10 ber domestic duties, times being quite prostrate. Alter wearing the belt hours she felt relief, and after week she was able to do her household work with more pleasure than she bad been able to for some time past. I have every reason hope ...