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... across this part the country might, in some degree, he formed into canal extending from tower to tower, and, raising a hank the inward side, the Flushing inundation might be confined within the semi-circle formed the said chain of towers? At each of the towets ...

... application to Mr. Robert Clerk the said Couiftittee, at bis Office, in the Tail India House, BROWN’S INFALLIBLE REMEDY for the INWARD and OUTWARD PILES. Mediciue is the most eflicuciotvs Remedy ever made known the Public. It has been n P* '*atc practice for ...

... was any medicine on stntab e the complaints the Lascars. A» to diet, they had rice, &c. such tbey are accustomed to live on. violence was offered to the men to his knowledge, and believed tbey died from tbeir complaints. men appeared be all urfder 30 years ...

... complete I „f the Governors, Subscribing Lodges, anJ Subscribers. Mini Lodges and Breti.ren t'.crefore intend to cqntnhuts inwards the support of the In-tiution. and wish their numbers r names appear in the new List, will please to forward their Subscriptions ...

... Phe defendant measured, the 9 to appeal on ainst the con- for digging ap rat Brixton. in the penalty ntity of alum, | other inward er medical aid cw Mays is near ly bind, The Last, Gardener, from Oporto, arti sured by taking Newfoundland, on the 22d of ...

... body of John Oavis, who met bis death taking corrosive soldi mate. It ap|teared that the deceased bad been afflicted wMt inward complaint; and, instead ot niakuit application a professional person, took the advice au unskilful neighbour, and infused a quantity ...

... From the direction taken by some columns of the troops towards tjommeren and Aston, it probable that the grand force turned Inwards the frontier, leaving Bergcn-op-Zoom and Antwerp to attacked the Dutch and British. the approach Prussians, the troops under ...

... I* action are j alitlie answerable. They have arrested the national j vengeance—excited cT.unour about the public bur- j (inward in favour the enemy, and did all they could to make the country fall upon her knees j |to merit a. Ami vet they have the ...

... the patient long course of Mercury, cxceesive salivation! and *e do ooMtdcr tiijs Gentleman to hava a perfect knowledge all inward disorders, not only from his very extensive practie., tat method of ascertaining the nature and cause of complicated diseases ...

... iUwms, ..c.a lingering Diseases, by Dr. who forms his judgment , u , , !lcn> from Gibridtar; Neptunus, ipvr. •‘j of all inward Complaints principally trom his observv.imis ii-a ' Jcan . Overhand; OndcraanmS. a,d the urine, she applied him with small quantity ...

... cal men ; but lus »: tKamr- of the very extraordmary cure, perforn.ed lanly m Injuring Diseases, whoio.-ms judgmatt all inward Complaint, pru.apdly from observations made on the urine, she applied ’m with small ■.■tanutr of the above mentioned Had. when ...