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... 6tT. GEQ)RGE'S MEL'DICAL, CHYM1VITCA L, ki and tf fRURGICAL SCHOOL.-'The COURSES ?? comspne cin ?? ouEOctober. 1. ?? nShURGRlRY on .riday, October the od, at seven in the TAenifg, hy U. C. BLiODrE, F.R.S. Assistant Surgeon to St. George's HOSijtA °. (n the JALWS of the ANIMAL (ECONOMY and the PRACTICE ?? PTHYSIC, at No. 9, Georgp-strcet, Hanover- squa.re,bT GFmocri P&eto0N, MV.D. F.R.S. Ser ...

... ENTON MILLS to be LET;, seven miles 'Iii from S'xeter.--Apply to CHARwLES KNOWLES, St arcross. Dated, August 29, 1817. TO be SOLD in Fee, a very desirable Estate, .T called LOWER KINGSFORD, in the parish of Kentisbeer, in the county of Devon; comprising a good farm-nhouse, and suitable offices, and forty-three acres of very good Orchard, arable, meadovO, and pastfite land, now In theoccupation ...

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... VALVABLE I'itI)ING GROUND t Asj'intuig Onse Bridqe. TO BE %SOLi) BY AUCTION, In Six Lots, ont Th7rs~he, the ,lJth Dlog of Septern- e- ber, inst. at ER veu ?? ile the Fs'omoll,0'. ill f t the Bridae-Ysrd. Nolrth-Street, setbjqct to such A Conditi(ls as shsn I be produced; A Very Desirable PLOT of'-ROUND, ai . constituting the scites of several Buildings latey tl taken down, fronting Briggate to ...

... LANDS NEAR INV'ERNESS. _ J .or .$Ace by privare hargain, rHE LANDS ot EASTER DRAKIES, bSFAI;lIMlD, and RIESAURIE, in the close vicinicy of invermes, as formerly described, are to be sold by private . bargain. Apply to Claud Russell, Esq. accountant in Edinburgh Messrs M-Queeii and Mackmntosh, W. S: Campbell Mln- tosh, town.clerk of Inverness; or Rloterich Reach, writer I there; either ol whom ...

... EU S leave to ittitfali-ti to Iiis,~ Viju d(1 an d t ,11e l'b fic hat 110 inteendq, inl ot'izx~quuneir III 11i, 11''itt~it'llo OF ioalraIVt'r. AK~lER, III thisl City. IC liii' Iitely Vi jited Edn ?? t1V btad the mos0!t fts'our. 1 - 111I tig FNE r A I , a !IIi that VMetro.potli'-O)ider !i~t~ thisl Al ne wvili be thaiikt'olly fmld PUnCtUally atttiietle to. by applinsig at hidI Ilu.itst', Xurthl ...

... BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DA THE BORDER ANTIQUITIES COMPLLTED. Parts 16 and 17 together. containing six Plates, and 250 Pages of Letter-press, in medium rIarto, price 1i. is. and imperial puarto, price 1i. 12s. or with Indian paper Proofs of the f Plites, 31. 3s. of the ORDER ANTIQUITIES ef ENGLAND and. B1) SCOTLAND; comprising Specimens of Architecture and Sculpture, and other Vestiges of former ...

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... BOOXS 'UBLISHED THIS DAY. Nor the primary promotion of the Christian Cause, and the subordinate Contribution of temporary aid towards the sup- port of a large Fancily, reduced in circumstances through the long and severe affliction of their Father, who has been con- fisned near Five Years with bodily indisposition, which obliged 'him to discontinue his Public Ministraton.-He has laboured with ...

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