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... Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, many of whom will happy give you testimonials should you require them. I am doubly pleased to able to speak to the good effects I have seen myself by the Sarsaparilla; lor must confess that although I was not prejudical, I was rather ...
... dead slow against the tide at a rate of two or two and half knots a hour. She had been in a fog for some hour, and was, so to speak, bringing the fog up with her. Her whistle had been sounded throughout the night at short intervals. a.m. a steamer's green ...
... to furnish provisions, &c. to the. allied troops. ? Should the letter received by him from Ministers have any relation, we speak merely from report, to a supposed request from the French Government to diminish the num- ber of the allied troops in France ...
... Holstein; and these were said to divided, according to the language spoken familiarly ir. their homes the people, into Persons speaking Danish 170,000 Low Dutch 153,000 Friesic 27,000 „ „ Mixed The country of the duchy of Schleswig is said to exceedingly fertile ...
... >v ,f tlio.^ Masters of Foxhounds and nam. is iiuo'.id.-h'.ui the United Kingdom use it enn- •lant y in their .Stables, and speak liiphly of it. The tei.i_-.iiy of these men as ti it« rflicacy all must i ...
... keep within; But not to oarry (fashion's hacks) All they are worth upon their backs. Good wives like echoes still should do, Speak but when they're spoken to ; But not like echoes (most absurd) bave for ever the last word. Good wives like city clocka should ...
... imperatively called for.”—lxm•°ii Medical Journal. It very evidently the result of close attention to, and the subject. Mr. speaks of it Menus of high praise.”—British Magazine, Jan., J'k: published JAMES NISBET, his Selrt-t Theological Uri*ulitttiifC Library ...
... fill the vacant place in the Council, and best quali- fied to promote the true welfare of the town. I am well aware that in speaking thus frankly I run th _ risk of offending those who expect to be canvassed for their votes. I cannot take any other course ...
... ry| i ?? W ' - ,- , ,*ji-s. speaks German, Protestant, good educa- \-otNt. r^X. I)IB .i, plays ntner. seeks SITUATION as ' 'L -' ?? M.li- ...
... the submission of Lopes fla.ios. and the garrison of B ...
... Persons of either Sex who want to be instructed in the Grounds of the English Tongue, and' thereby quality'd tor Writing and speaking it correctly and properly. THOMAS HADFIELD, WH Okeepithe Manchefter Warehcufe in the Angel Yard in Norwich, has now open'd ...
... not being the author of or- I ride, knowing nothing o r the circumstances to which it alludes. n ...