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... these will check and nip the wheat plant, which now requires a little warmer weather, without which we expect to hear a complaint of want of plant and falling off in its appearance on many soils; whilst, at the same time, the month of March has proved ...
... October, 1840. JOHN N. DRIGG. - h TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. e ?? Septlember 30, 1040. GENTLE1AIES,_As there is a complaint very prevalentI amongst cattle at this rime to different parts of the country, I feel Ianxious ithat the public Shotuld be ...
... has been spent in the blasting of one cutting near Kirstall, on the Leeds and Bradford Railway. An astonishing cure of an inward Cancer in the lower part of the Stomach by Holloway's Ointment and Pills- Mrs. Quinn, residing at No. 4, Back-lane, St, G ...
... has been spent in the blasting of one cutting near Kirstall, on the Leeds and Bradford Railway. An astonishing cure of an inward Cancer in the lower part of the Stomach by Holloway's Ointment and Pils.- Mrs. Quinn, residing at No. 4, Back-lane, St, G ...
... bas been spent in the blasting of one cutting near Kirstall, on the Leeds and Bradford Railway. An astonishing cure of an inward Cancer in the lower part of the Stomach by Holloway's Ointment and Pilla.- Nirs. Quinn, residing at No. 4, Back-lane, St, ...
... compartmsnts were diE- l, charged of their inward cargo, tile officers should clear those at at onre, amid give leave to the master to commence loaditg his out- se ward cargo, before the final clearance of the vessel Inwards. of This, the deputation stated, would ...
... be excused, because iio cocplaicets were made of ' 8 Hull captains. I-l e believed also that there was n ot a PI single complaint made respecting Hutll captains by con- e sole abroad, And with reference to conmsuls, lee might m say that he lid a cost ...
... Steinforth, from e, Grimsby' 2 SrooiKHOLM, November 29-Arrived -Helene, Newszen, r, from Hull. e TONNNOG, December I-Cleared inwards-Christina, Back- g sen, Hull for Tonning. Cleared outwards, Dec. 2-Carrier, ) Ducken, for Hnul. a, Texmr,, December 8-Arrived-H ...
... Antwerp. Moseovr(s), Irnstakem for Stettin. Mary Ann, Brown, for BRITISH PORTS. COOL, fom uly29th -to August~th.-Foreigo. Inwards- Jason, CAs. &, Martin Martin, Dunkirk, Norfilk ()c :Leetbuam, hotterdam. Horgl, Darling, Havre, butwarde hMary. Catherine ...
... Sawzyer, for Rtotterdam. A~ister (a) May. cock, for Antvwerp. BBiISHEi PORTS. Gools,, November 4th to November 11th-Foreign Inwards -Norfolk (sa), Leetbam, Rotterdam. Welcome, Wright, Havre. Outwards-Nerfolk(s), Leetham, Rotterdam. John, eRhodes, Dieppe ...
... answer thc complaint of Priscilla Ann mpson, his servant, for assaulting her by striking her with a stick, on the 27th ult. Fined los and costs,.. .Ralph Penrose and llobert Penrose, brothers, of tilderthorpe, farmers, appeared to answer the complaint of William ...
... countries affected it most injuriously. We also said that although this acknowledgment of the justice of the ship- owners' complaints was well enough in its way, it would have been more satisfactory and honest if a policy had been recommended calculated ...