... CURS OF CONSUMPTION. _December , sth, 1847! Gentlemen --I can myself speak of your Wafers with greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything else has failed, and ...

... CUBES OF CONSUMPTION _December sth, 1847. Gentlemen,---I can myself speak of your Wafers with Me greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have always afforded relief when everything else has failed ...

... a respectable attorney, on being consulted by his clients as to what they should do, wished to see the witnesses who could speak to the accident, two highly-respectable tradesmen were presented; and he, probably, guessing what might be their influence ...

... difficulties, and compelled to rely upon the State for assistance to struggle out of them if possible, although strictly speaking, it is no offshoot of, has no intimate connexion with, and therefore has no absolute or indefeasible claim upon, the State ...

... shilling cake would not be out of the way for a gentleman to require. One of the articles was a veal pie, price 3s. Did not that speak for itself as being required for this young man? for it was evident that it was ordered to be eaten. Mr. Justice Coleridge ...

... effectual mode of making those laws conformable to the wants of the community, is that of exciting the public to think and speak upon the subject, and this is what Mr. Fane and the Society with which he is connected are doing. The second letter opens with ...

... with great warmth and enthusiasm. Dr. 31111 Ender returned thanks, after which the company broke up. The Daily News says, we speak not without knowledge or cause, when we say that in the management of the life assurance department of this most praiseworthy ...

... of Parliament; and the desirability of drawing . up those acts in an intelligible form was patett to, every body. He could speak from personal experience of the dilatoriness of proceedings in the Court of Chancery, his brother and himself having been both ...

... fact which had come before him in the committee of the House of Lords, on colonisation, over which he presided. He had been speaking to a witness of the importance of facilitating the rise of the labourer in the colonies to the condition of the small landholder; ...

... that, in the course of the routine of business, necessarily came before him; but it was one in which he felt it his duty to speak his impression of the case as it stood. With regard to the bankrupt, there was no imputation sought to be thrown out that he ...

... know nothing of him more than that I believe he does something in discounting bills. I have done business with him. I wish to speak the truth, and therefore hesitate-- The LORD CHIEF BA.RON.—But truth is always uppermost. Witness.—Yes; but it wants consideration ...

... our own that can ensure success. Want of space obliges us to postpone further remarks till next week. Meanwhile, the case speaks for itself, and shews that it is at once the duty and the interest of commercial men to support an institution by the agency ...