... was poor generally, but considerably worse at first floor level. Externally the Jablc walls of the house buiged, or leaned inwards. both vertically and horizontally. Deputy Valuation Officer Mr. R. H. Dayson said it was usual for new houses to show some ...

... ::i‘}':l‘..nb:fm htte;.:;eof‘oldad to J'::j sides d © a tape over tho breast, undz’odutb-bu*. mm.u are those old:unh. are bent inwards and backwards from hook until rest firmly, palm downwards, on the rump.‘b.bo onenylity of markets are satsfied with turkeys ...

... was apparently getting no return for his work at H arewood H ouse. It is against this background of financial worries and complaints from his clients that the affair with the Customs can be examined. arlisle House, for In the minutes to bench officers in ...

... She had been suffering, apparently, from that commonest of complaints on the green, namely, the taking of the putter back crooked. Whether she had been taking it out to the right, or inwards in the form of a pig's tail, I know not ; but, whichever it ...

... BALUSTER COU TR Y LIFE-SEPTEMBE R 2, 1965 By G. BERNARD HUGHES T HE Lord Mayor of London, in 1614, was by complaints perturbed by recurrent complaints charging vintners and tavern keeper with deceitful reduction of capacity in wine H e consulted the vVorshipful ...

... best resterative that can be taken at this season of the year. On all sides of us, im town and country, we hear pumerons complaints of & waut of tone, & luhnr of langour and depression. Many who have successfully resisted the trinls and h-rdn\igl of winter ...

... it is times much on possible to spend 10 times as much on maintaining the course in a condition which brooks no murmur of complaint from the most carping of golfers. In last week's commentary I remarked that Inverness was an exacting but fair the balance ...

... are frequently both trite and cliche-ridden. This does not disqualify the genre from being an art form, of course-the same complaint could be made against most W est End shows-but it is a serious irritation when it is 86 C OLI TRY LIFE • MAY 23, 199 6 \Ve ...

... best restorative that can be taken at this season of the year. On all sides of us, in town and country, we hear numerous complaints of a want of tone, a foeun’ of langour and depression. Many who have successfully resisted the trials and hardships of winter ...

... is made on its extra horses. Up to about 37 or 38 m.p.h. the engine give no room for complaint, above this ftgure it may, perhap , till fail to justify· real complaint, but one certainly lmows both from feel and sound that it is really working. And how ...

... purity it was largely affected by the conjunctions of the planets. As a medicine it was efficacious in the cure of divers complaints ; troublesome ·ulcers and diseases of the eye lowered their swords before it. The old bee-keepers of the seventeenth and ...

... may ave been left in it b‘y my‘?n-vious ailment or indisposition. IMPURE BLOOD IMPURE BLOOD is a fruitful source of many complaints and illnesses, and is generally caused by some derangement of one or more of the vital organs of the body, for Bl'll'lfi: ...