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... this country will have to go into lazaretto, and thus Incur considerable expenses, delay, and injury. I tiave also heard complaints made ofthe very short quaran- tine at which the Liverpool steamers from Egypt are admitted. In England. In submitting the ...
... morning. Both vessels have received dan i i _■■ HOMNiiY, Sept. s.— The Harmony, from Quebec; and thi- V. vessels entered inwards at the cvttom-hovgt.\ Sept. 4. The John, from Cronstadc : the Rob Roy, and the Richard Anderson, from Virginia; the Mutt hcur ...
... Subsequently she w repeatedly operated upon, and she now expressed 1 conviction that this treatment had cured her o her complaint. Having assumed her position in t chair, Dr. Elliotson in less than one minute threw h into a state of complete torpor. Her ...
... BOSTON, Sept. 18,-The London Iron, Umposlto J*., was lost on Grand Island on tbe 24tb ult-erew saved. VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSB, OCT. 1. The City of Londonderry ..teamer, from Havre; the Colum- bine steamer, from llotterdam: . the ...
... three envoys are said to have been cautious and limited ; but whilst they admitted that the Porte was not without grounds of complaint, they strongly urged the Reis Effendi to abstain fro.-n any measure- that might produce open hostilities, and ...
... Teignmouth, struck on a shoal off the West Cape of till* island on the S»Ch inst., and has boon condemned. .▼EBBELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUBTOJI-HOUSB, BBC. 17. The Vigilant, from Salon; the Emerald, from Boulogne; the Ocean, from Rotterdam from Calais; ...
... weather, to wan: ?? ber near neighbourhood : the Will itOT. how- ?? board, the main object of her intended ''ing to guard all inward bound vessels V ?? to the old stal ion off Point Palmyras during j ml directing them to a new one in the South : ills of the ...
... and 2s. »d. per bottle; and soil retail by all respectable Medicine Venders in Town and Co-mtry. HOOPING COUGH CURED without Inward Medicine, by the use of ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION. Many thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy; on the first ...
... COUGH CURED without Inward Medicine, by the use of ROCHE'S HERBAL ■mbrocation. •Many thousands of children are cured annually by this Jelßedy; nn the first attack, an immediate application of the [■'bhrocation will prevent the complaint taking any hold of ...
... Syria, and the safety of the Turkish empire. Mr. HUTT inquired if the right hon. baronet opposite would give a return of all complaints made to him respect- ing the administration of justice in any of the municipal towns I Sir J. GRAHAM said the hon. member ...
... Astlcy Cooper entertained a favourable J^n-on of the character of Mr. COCKLE'S POPULAR MEDI- ;v'.Mi for INDIGESTION and LIVER COMPLAINTS, la fenced by the following extract of a letter addressed by him Pin l- mtllal friend:— ?? Mr. Cockle's Antibilious ? ...
... returns for the year 1841. as compared with those for tho year 18.0, exhibited results :— in laid, the number of entered inwards was 17,838, having a tonnage of 3,197.000; in llttl the number of ships enjered in 8,525, tonus I ; in 1840 the numb British ...