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... is this, that it contains no analysis of Mr, Jones's character; no clear, animating, masterly representation of the man's inward being, drawn from his sayings and doings. We have here no adusion to the birth-hour of the principles which determined his ...
... e of foreigners in the British coasting trade. —Mr. WILSON, replying to this complaint, referred to a return showing that out of 311 million tons of shipping entered inwards and outwards for coasting voyages last year, only 105,000 tons belonged to foreign ...
... lotions to eiupJous on the face, breast, and arms should be warned that no practice is more dangerous. They throw the disease inward, and put life itself at stake. The only really safe and effective cosmetic ever yet pre- pred is Hoiioway's Ointment, which ...
... Newhall-street, Birmingham. Kaye's Worsdell's Pills. VIGTIMS to INDIGESTION, Nervousness,Physical Debility, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Chest, Lungs, and Throat, and all who desire to restore and establish their health with speed and cer- ...
... announced at the Custom House as having arrived from foreign ports; there were 9 from Ireland and 104 colliers. The entries inwards amounted to 140, and those cleared outwards were 122, besides 23 in ballast. The departures for the Australian colonies were ...
... with 577,500 lbs. of tea. Our accounts of the yield become the more unfa- vourable as thrashing is proceeded with; and the complaints of the quality of flour made from new wheat are very numerous, rendering a great admix- ture of old absolutely necessary ...
... specific for all disorders arising from an impure state of the blood. Their disease-exterminating power in cases of liver complaints, pains in the back, asthma, rheumatism, dropsy, and scorbutic affections, is most strikingly attested by the numerous and ...
... any general pilotage system, are separately and satisfactorily provided for. This state of things has given rise to many complaints. Cardiff, Newport, nnd Gloucester complain of the predominance of Bristol-a predominance which, whatever may have been the ...
... in regard to language, lodgings, moneys, food, customs, &e., so different to what they had been accustomed, had numerous complaints but it was admitted that the city of Paris, for its streets, houses, churches, and palaces, must be the finest city in the ...
... Newport pilots. The Newport Harbour Act was passed in 1836. At that time there were 44 vessels inwards, and 189 out- wards. In 1860 there were 217 ships inwards, and 637 ships outwards. These were all foreign sailing vessels. Cross-examined by Mr. Kerslake ...
... establishment of health on a sure and lasting basis; especially ill cases of As,IFCMA. NERVOUSNESS. DISORDERS. RHEUMATISM. bOWEL COMPLAINTS. STOMACH DISEASES. DKBILIII ULCERS. IN DK.ESL ION. &c., &e. Those who have once tried are never witbcut theyp.. Sold by ...