The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-19 00:00:00

THE SILENT FRIEND.
IN SIX LANGUAGES-FORTIETH EDITION.

CONTATI.IIIZO TIM REMEDY FOR PEEVENTIO24 OF DIS EASE.

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jt: eIIYSICAL DISQUALIFICATIONS, GENERATIVE INCA

PACITY , ANflo IM PEDIMENTS TO MARRIAGE.

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PRIVILEGE.—On Saturday,
DANGEROUS RAILWA-
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had been, for the amount
my apaasnuys,-8
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Company, in whose employment
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pended until he was finally dismissed
of wages due to him from the pereiod atfr 1,80
appeared that the
employment by the board of directors. vinhiethhehecoN
It
h was the cause
plaintiff had been found drunk on duty, w—hc the
of his dismissal, and the means by which he ~,railways.
disclosed a system prevalent, it is believed, on most
- g hot water
The porters, it seems, are in the habit of pouring ,ot liquor
into the empty spirit casks sent to the station for convey-
ance, and well rinsing them. This is called " bulling" the
cask, and the " bull' thus made is, in fact, strong grog.
Mr. Collard, the superintendent of the police at the railway,
said he had never beard of the system of " bulling" until
this case, and he would adopt means to prevent it. His
Honour trusted that strong measures would be taken to pre-
vent a recurrence of the system now disclosed, as it was
fraught with imminent danger to the public and to the men
themselves. - Judgment for the defendants.

The rem4inA of Miss Mich& lson, W'-:n met her pre-
mature death by the falling of the Pavilion Gate, were con-
signed to the grave in Preston churchyard yesterday, in a
pat d W t miciten4ti9l4 Mos-Zig/dm Guardian,