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... MONDAYS ; SIDMOUTH, on TUESDAYS; and the remainder of the Week at EXETER. i The Messrs. Mosely, Surgeon Dentists, Of 30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, And Of 13, NORTHERN HAY-PLACE. EXETER, H* ree Door *f rom the Subscription Rooms.) AYE the honour ...
... AOVEKTISEMENT. Deafness, and Noises in the Ears.-Exf ** week in Exeter, by Dr. ' now on a Professional visit to restoring - Q T nd pcrtectl y aiuless atSion much P leasu we call Sat FridaVkS ? s^ nsm cures performed on 11 persons re^ dents of Eseter ...
... of the Week at EXETER. The Messrs. Mosely, Surgeon Dentists, Of 30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, And Of 13, NORTHERN HAY-PLACE, EXETER, (Three Doors from the Subscription Rooms) * the honour to announce to the Residents of the of Exeter and the ...
... DEAFNESS AND SINGING NOISES IN THE EARS. Extraordinary cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent aurist, now on professional visit to this town, effected his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the hearing. It is with ...
... ADVERTISEMENT. Deafness, and Singing Noises in the Ears.—Extraordinary cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent Aurist, now on a professional visit to this town ; effected by his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the ...
... ADVERTISEMENT. Deafness, and Singing Noises in the Ears.— Extraordinary cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent Aurist, now on a professional visit this town; effected his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the hearing ...
... Britisa axp Foreiex Biste Sociery.—The Annaal Meeting of this society was held last week, at Exeter Hall. The report stated that the receipts of the year amounted to 12 6651. 18s. 10d, being 8,225/. 9s. The issues of the 7d. more than in any previous ...
... London Missionary Society.—The sixty-fourth anniversary meeting of this society took place on Thursday week at Exeter Hall, Mr. F. Orossly, M.P., presiding. The meeting was densly crowded. Among those present were Mr. Cheetham, Mr. E. Ball, M.P., the ...
... ADVERTISEMENT. Deafxess, and Sixgixg Noises the Ears. —Ex- cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Grabam, tbe eminent Aurist, now on a professional visit to this town; effected by his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the hearing. It ...
... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. The annual exhibition of implements and stock took place last week at Exeter. Wednesday was the implement day; and with regard to this nothing, we believe, was in connection with our own county. On Thursday the cattle ...
... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. for the week ending Nov. 13, 1859: —Number of 58,878; receipts for ‘is, mai! £9711 se od: cl lls 53d. inerals, and year, £13,471 1 Bia. RAILWA ETC S POR T PAST WEEK. jand Exeter .. 29689 27,5365 ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In eases which were tried last week at Exeter, altercations took place between the (Mr. Baron Channel') and Mr. Carter, the ammel. vie defended the prisoners, and the conduct aft the IMMar, is it would seem, was considered ...