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... Irish and neutsviae trek inwards paying net and 611. per ton in 1847 was 247.3110 boo, it Is now 261,436 tons; 26,936 tons. 'the rof the aiding trade inward., in 11117 2101, 23 tons; it is now 268,116 ban ; 49.89.1 bus. The inward tonnage in 1817 was 446 ...
... soon after the arresaii in of Nichol Ilia brother Constantine, vieeroy of gave the r to those pir.siures which the lam inward Alva ender could hardly n-strain. Ile tortured th eil'oba ill Una rail into a state of feeling which the you ng and cut hu- ...
... that could do them? The overseers complained of the management of the highways. His lordship said if they had any cause for complaint, they had the Highway Board -to which they sent two persons from their parish—to appeal'to. Did they mean to per sist in ...
... body, this remarkable preparation penetrates. It disappears under the friction of the hand, as if it were literally drawn inward by some internal force, and performs its healing errand rapidly, safely, and without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard ...
... body, this remarkable preparation penetrates. It disappears under the friction of the hand, as if it were literally drawn inward by some internal force, and performs its healing errand rapidly, safely, and without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard ...
... surface of the body, this remarkable preparation penetrates. It disappears under the friction of the hand, as ilwere drawn inward bv some internal force, and performs its liealing errand rapidly, slfely, and without pain. Simple eruptions, open sores, ...
... &c., HAVE never been known to fail in a single instance in effecting the recovery of Animals suffering under the above complaints in their most severe forms. To be had at James Marrett Simpson, Farrier, 'Dew-street, Haverfordwest. To Mr James Simpson ...
... IMNT Mr. Wm. firifilths, of litffigtuird, appeared to prefer a complaint against Mr Sopertntendent Jones, of Fistiguard The Chairman enquired whether Mr. Griffith. had mode the complaint trot to the Chief Constable ? Mr. Griffiths end that he wished the ...
... repeated a much heavier penalty would be imposed. Mr Driffield regretted that his lordship should have had any cause of complaint j he had written the depositions in his usual manner,' and had never heard of difficulties having been before ex- perienced ...
... General Assembly be held at clemnpfise of the eliurehes—otrong is unity and the but week in May; that it should Ise—l• the inwards, pen of the sermosi, with a sinister and alder from every Presbytery below oldigia. But Ito net use this in the beesufal char- ...
... in the rerdeittaa would be a proud day for Aberystwith. 'run bail been no such day for many and many a long The asetinual complaint was the want of a railway. Now the line was about to be completed, and the essiaplaint removed. He suggested that a committee ...