... vases wore sttributed to diarrhoean In sh te tha~t respect, however, they were no worse off w eo than other dstricts,. the complaint being pretty ?? 3, generally prevalent all over the ?? nc a- regard tO the grievances excpressed as to the at ,o flooding ...

... evening ner Off olilyhead, inward bound, at 8 a. in.. No. 2437, Creole, bk. the frmE Savannah; at 9 a. in., 1523, Europe. A. S., from New York; I of at 5 p. in., (yesterday) outward bound. 9840, Prompt ad, Off Great Ormshead, Inward bound, at I p. in., No ...

... the foreign shipping, which has clearedc outwards and entered inwards in Great Britain, has, in the d three last years, rapidly increased. The amount has been c as follows:otars Years inwards. Outwards. 1823 ?? tons . 515,774 toD. 1824 . 694.880 ?? 690 ...

... a ship inward bound, had a pilot on bsoard. Pilot boat No. 2, boarded atl hands. At 10 30, a.m. pilot W he boat No. 4. he off Great Ormshead,-Ar 330 pmn..2 brigs, and No. 2 pilot boat, inward bound. ,1 off Voct Nan(,-At 3 p.m. 2 brigs, inward ?? noon ...

... with docks at Sal ford, none of this 200,006 tons will go direct to them? And so with other produce and manufactures, both inwards and outwards This means less work for the dockers, and less income for the city. I am rejoiced to notice, however, that Alderman ...

... the 30th December, arrived here yesterday evening.- , Ltsaoz, Pa 1.-The Messageries Maritimes steam- ship Orenoque. with the inward French mails from Buenos Ayres, January 8: Monte Video, January 9; Rionde Janeiro. January 14; Bahia, Januarv 15; Per- nambuco ...

... successful in removing complaints of thu Stomach and Bowels, Head-ache, Indigestion, &c., than this celebrated Cordial: hence its great demand those affected with Inward Wasting*, Loot of Appetite, Nervous and Consumptive Complaints, as the following ca*o ...

... showing an increase oil pirticular trade of 650,000 tons out of an increase tons on the whole protected trade; the tonnage inwards in 1824, in trades which were unprotected, ousted to 904,223 tons ; and in 1846 it wa> 2.558,809 being an increase, therefore ...

... foot, but only Oft. 6in. higher up, it being bent inwards, Mr. Flannigan, engineer to the company, bad ordered it to be erected at a distance of 4ft. but from the Pressure upon it it had been foiced inwards din. In passing it tile door of a carriage coulsd ...

... disorders e llepey, skin dIseases, and heart complaints showing plalmh' that Ali thease maladies are esaily curable by newly dicovorer remedies. We Yfceretity sevide asuferers from any of these complaints to send at once chforethis valuable book. %he ...

... conveyed at Ik to the Southern Hospital. -al a IaIPORTAwr TO ?? will be seen from le the registrar-general's. report that bowel complaint fe is, greatly on the inerease. We would recommend VS every mother to have at hand a bottle of the Astrina- 5 gent Mixture ...

... belter adapted to help and nourish the constitution, there is nothing more generally acknowledged peculiarly efficacious in all Inward wasting*, loss appetite, indigestion, depression spirits, trembling or -baking of hands or limbs, obstinare cough, shortness ...