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... coadjutors of the New Medi- cal Institution. Tbe cases of Cure, in this County, during the present year, to te published, wiH speak : for the e-fficacy of these Medicines. CURE .OF AN ABSCESS. To Mr. HALL; P.H.S. Slß,— Haying the past three Vfjekx been .confined ...
... fr^» An Apprentice wanted. \\f ANTED a respectable Single Woman, * » age, from 27 to 40, as LADY'S MAID.— Must be able to speak French fluently, have no ob- jection to Travel; understand Mantua Making, Hair Dressing, Clear Starching, and Getting Up Fine ...
... received a patronage almost unprecedented ia tbe above cases ; they are also of great utility to persons io the habit of Public Speaking ; and the highest testimony in the .Musical World has been advanced ia their favour, v. here the Voice bas been influenced ...
... consider the slate of thi. district full, equal to that of Mr. Pennant's Quarries, nea bangor. The quarries are, generally speaking, situate mo« favoarabl, for the tr.asm.ssion of Vhe slate to th* re.eDenx°^ ?? P««->. and at a i£ ?££!???' 7% X ? ...
... College of Physicians of London, by Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. It is no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Nbw Phabmacopceia) that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes ; yet we know that hsemorrhoidal persons ...
... believe, than any other body ot non-conformists :— let us also deduct the occasional hearers, of which the Eclectic Review speaks, those who, forgetful of the sin of schism or ignorant of it* nature, go alternately to church and meeting, and are, therefore ...
... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases ; they are also of great utility to persons mthe habit of Public Speaking; and the highest testimony in the Musical World'has been advanced in their favour, where the Voice has been iui.iient. d ...
... : Tbat he was most dangerously afflicted with an asthma; his difficulty of breathing was so great that he could scarcely speak, and he was confined to his bed for a length of time, without the least hope of recovery, when he was for- tunately recommended ...
... from their salutary effects. One of the greatest Physiologists of tbe day, in a lecture at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, wben speaking of the advan- tages of the Friction Gloves, said, Tbeir action on the surface of the skin Increase, the flow of blood in ...
... emoyment of healtt., nith i mind ?? to tl.t discus*. on uf business , but a rervou» affection In m y throat jirevfr.ls me from speaking Intelligibly broug'n ou â not by a decoy of nature, such as might have happ.-ned it nry uge (tliree-s -ore ?? and eleven ...
... a practical and exemplified course of FOUR LECTURES. on the mental and physical powers of man, opposed to phrenology, on speaking, reading, and singing, on the evenings of Monday, the 16th— Wednesday, the 18th — Thursday, the 19lh — and Monday, the 23rd ...
... from their salutary effects. ' One of the greatest Physiologists of the day, in a lecture at St Bartholomew's Hospital, when speaking of the advantages of the Friction Gloves, said* Their action on the surface of the skin in- creases the flow of blood in ...