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... The Man About Town. Much exhausted and not altogether clear from sorrowful inward complaints, humanity turns into the way again, leaves its dalliance by the roadside, and pursues its onward march. Over what a dreadful causeway of slaughtered turkeys and ...
... practice; and that shortly will he pulblished his Opinion on Diabetes, Diseases of the Kid- nies and Liver, with many inward complaints that are manifest, anid shew themselves ini the urine. BIRTHS. Yesterday, the Lady of James Harding, Esq. of Gower- street ...
... the facts of the case is really a very serious matter. An attendant cannot be supposed to be acquainted with the inward bodily complaints with which most lunatic patients are affected, and in the coee of poor Danford, how was the attendant to know what ...
... the Army, several professed to be cured of maladies. Some were suffering from affec- tions in the head, others from inward complaints, and many from weak eyes. One womnan who, before being anocinted, said she could not r ecognise a friend a yard away ...
... VESSELS ENTEERED INWARDS. : V .llO32!iflC J5L fl~tfl *-1 *W aac. LONDON CUSTOME HOUS.9. Tan. 25. ('amr, s, New York, M.D., Anidorsen, B., and Co.; Swtift, S., etend, St. IHattevrire's Wharf, Q.S.N. Co.; tGaiuntlet, Grerll.Wy, runvesend Canal, F. Cieesnright ...
... he ro- mailsed ldl .1ebrisary Ist, auit was discharged fromu the workhouse thi next day. Before leaving lie made strong complaints to Mr. lluigett, a guartilin, as to the muauuer iii which he had hbear treated. While he Wvas ?? ie inlirmary he wrote some ...
... SHADOWING IN SlMFFIrELD.-Tbe reports 1 e now appearing with respect to the conviction of the man Daly have brought a stroug complaint from an z eugraver at Sheffield naamed James Fury. le was, -t he says, for more than tweutv yoaes a personal friend I y and ...
... detectiug the casule of nuyfailure or 9Iefieieuey in the supply; (5 an easy rne.ails of access to headquarters to lodge complaints; (6) defirite ii. nrrangeinients for preventing obstruction in tbe strectsi; 71 le the relief of tie Board of Trade from ...
... COLLISIOJNTS OFF CARDIFF. ?tavacS^d\y evening the barque Karl Peel, of li^irs, o°und inwards to Cardiff from Rio Jv?8,toe^ the German barque I. Schontji, ef t fhded'i tut with a carg^i of coals, C da*1 Penarth Roads. Both vessels sus- aSe> and will dock ...
... A COMPLAINT FROM A 2NEW SETTLER. I . _ 'We have received from a young Englishman lately arrived in Canada a letter complaining bit- terly of the practice of certain self-styled emisra- tion agents in England. These agents undertake to find situtations ...
... YrDOPING COUGH cured without inward medicine, by the use of UOCHE’a HERBAL EMBROCATION. Many thousands of children are cured annually this remedy; (he first attack, immediate application of (bo embrocation will prerent the complaint taking any bold of the ...
... receiving the inward pilotage of the s.s. Eliza Hunting, after the commissioners awarded the same to Henry Ray second, taking the ship out and refusing to give up the charge to Ray when he ftered his services third, receiving the inward and out- ward ...