... box. —Principal Office, 4P3, Oxfor.l-street, Union.—tiold bg all medicine vendors. On Easter Sunday and Monday, Mr. Jabez Inwards, the well-known temperance advocate, visited Sheerness under the auspices of the above Society, and meetings were hold in ...

... diseases:7_ Agne Headache Stone and Gravel Asthma Indigestion Secondary ilymp- Bilious Complaints Liver Complaints toms Blotches on the Skin Lumbago Tie-Dolorenx Bowel Complaints Piles Ulcers Debility Rheumatism Venereal Affections Dmpsy (ties Retention of Urine ...

... railway companies throughout the country. The verdict will have more weight with directors than ever so many remonstrances and complaints, to which they are in the habit of turning a deaf ear, for in numerous instances accidents which proved fatal might have ...

... the oommiasioner, and dismissed tte summons. THE REGENI'S-PARE.—Several complaints have lately been made of the 'conduct of the park-keepers in Regent's-park. Whether these complaints are wellfoanded or not, there can be no doubt that Regent'spark, like ...

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... afternoon a berg* was being unladen at Barking One Works, a coffee pot steam-engine turning the winch of the crane. Some complaints had bean made by the driver about a defect in the engine, and as the engineer was proceeding to the spot to examine it, ...

... that boy was fond of pudding, and had a long round, it is highly probable that his last customer had not much ground for complaint—that the milk was too rich. A. FEVER•STRICKEN SHIP. •-•• The German ship Zansibts, frees Wes, with palm kernels, arrived ...