... TO TRY EDITOR OT TRY IffORIKG REGISTER. Sib—Your of the 24th ult. contained tome strictures a communication I had the honor of addressing to Lord Morpeth on the subject “the Medical Charities Bill.” As 1 very seldom read the public prints, this would ...

... debility. Price ll«.. or the quantity of four at 11a. in one bottle, for 33#., by which 11#. is saved, the 5/. cases may be had as usual, which is a saving of 1/. 12#. THE CONCENTRATED DETERSIVE ESSENCE, An Anti-Syphilitic Remedy fur searching out and ...

... of Sovereigns ha«l h;*co»ne matters mere recreation the lower orders) saved the Cmperor. and permitted the Historian to record truly, ** That of all the of f'espasian jirst died natural drnth. Thus holding out through the contemptible ignorance of O’Connell ...

... DIED. At Hampton, -in Susses, on the 10th instant. James Clarke, Esq. Granby.row. His loss will be deeply felt the friends of religion and benevolence. At lus seat in Cimrchtown, Wlh. Ball, E»q. L. 1.. D. in the 74th year of his age. LAMPS. To Georgr ...

... THE SILENT FRIEND, MEDICAL WORK on the Loss of Physical Energy, Nervous Debility, and Disordersylptung from an impure state of the Blood, followed lions on Marriage. R. & L. PERRY and Co., Cousulting Surgeons, I Birmingham and Leeds. Published the Authors ...

... P. Gilligan, the amiable and pa- triotic curate of St. James's, we are indebted fdr the idea of selecting amongst his youthful friends such as had a de- cided taste for music, and having them taught scientifically. S He saw the difficulty attending the ...

... LETTERS TO FRIENDS IN CONNAUGHT. 3ir iat NO. X. 0 TO TIlE EDlITORS OF THsE LImBRAL IVEWSPAPERSt IN ed CONNAUGHST. al. GENTLEMEN-The dark clouds gathering about England should warn us, Irishmen, to consider for our own coun- er try. If we must go down ...

... strife, While beams that slunk guiding atm. A friend ! ah, Weis have tat and wen The treelike of a million's toil, And died, when empire's de; was door, Unmourn'd amid their empty spell ! A friend! what wreath, what fame eau All of that prioelese gem, Which ...

... of Tullamoore and Ballymore,” and we were not mistaken. He has come out pretty strong, and rather long, in a letter to bis friend, Mr. O’Brien, of which the cream is contained in the following period :— “To acquire universal despotic control ; denunciations ...

... ANOTHER FRIEND OF ENGLAND GONE TO AMERICA. Michael Howard, found guilty at the late Special Commission by one of those landlord juries who translate the oath administered to the panel to try” a peasant, into the vernacular convict”—has had his innocence ...

... London. b‘OURTEENTH EDITION OF THE “SILENT FRIEND : On Human Frailty with Coloured Engravings. Just Published, price 2s. 6d. Free by Pest (in a sealed envelope), 3s. 6d. a new and important edition of THE SILENT FRIEND; a Meg?cd Work Infirmities of the GENERATIVE ...

... SAVINGS' HANKS. A perusal of the evidence taken before the Committee on Savings’ Hanks last session, and which has recently been printed, suggests the inquiry, what is the object or purpose of the connexion between those institutions and the commissioners ...