... ON VACCINATIO.N. sf They certainly mnanage these things better in France. To the Editor (i't 'lUc ld'islol 'lre'nr'Iy. S: a-A very spirited Review is given in the To'sdon Mliedical anl. I '/yical Jato'n a, Cionduted by Dr. G(raniJle, (Nov. 1) oP the uieport of the Cclnt cs I 'onimis tee of the Society for i'ropa- g.tihsg Vaccination in Fr'iance. Vacrita iorl is accelerated in sincreased ratio ...

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... To the Editor of The Bristol lereury. Sia,-Observifg in your Paper of Saturday last' some extracts from Capt. Broughton's letter to Mr. Hall, my attention was arrested by the imposing appearance of it a few axioms, which are well kantw and understood by political economists. It has lately been attempted to exalt Political Economy to the rank and dignity of a science; and, considering that ...

... PLAN FOR CLEANSING THE RIVER FROOM WITHOUT ANY | INCONVFNIENCE TO THE SHIPPING. To tire Corporation of Brsstol and the Dock Directorst. GEXTLEMrN,-The offensive state of the River Froom, from its stagnated water, and accumulated filth, calls loudly for a remedy; and it properly rests either with one, or perhaps both, of your bodies, in mutual co-operation, to effect it. The design of the ...

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... P05t.ript. LONDON, THURSYAr4. 'At a late hour last right we r icciiv F.t1 VII.:x'Ap, Jly 2g.-The force olteTrk n;, aITnIttlnts at this mousut, to 60,o0 meadIC li cuu.It is calcullateil that. byman f 05: mente which sucossively arrive, k I'eis lie augmIlented to 1.50,000 mnen. Jio 'n inands inl Chief; makes no sect~et0'hi t Cr: thle Prutli, and to attack Giocziasiot et' Rtussian .1Moldavia, ...

... There is nothing %%hich so strongly marks the progress of 71Jirmation, and the extension of the public craving for intelli- evijce hi the present day, and it may be added so unequivocally iid ililfasively indicates the consequences ofstholavtic acquiie- 'aelts, as the great increate of Contemporaneous Periodicai I'Ablicatioiis. That one elfect of this intellectual cultivation, atnd shici. we ...

... TH1E RIGHTS OF VIR1'U' ViNDICATEV. a'To fIII- Erditr of //re Bristol 21fercewy. Sia.- lThe principle I qombarttord in] mly furnpl Letter, arid which is apparentlyj So WiitelyeLXtrided, yet *rulnigl~-ioltl exanlned i t5,i of such vast imposrtanlce asit tendtS to upol d profligate alid hen government, that I feel it well dcicr~ihig itof further consideration ; aind, is your Journal io coeil~ ...

... LATEST INTELLICENCE. I ONTDOAX rridrny Moernling. The latest advicem from Italy still present nothtini1 but a mntsis of contra(lictioni. The accounts respectintq the state of affair; in Piedmont, are eqcIallV contradlictorv. In addition to the remitlar-arony, corsistinl of 95,(00 well- appointed ansi IveTl-disciplined tl'oops), it is said there has ben organized in the PiedliTsotese territorv ...

... THE OBJECT OF THE BlIlLE SOCIETY THE CAUSE OF LADIES As win1. s GENTLEMI.EN. VTo Me I JdEIur /r ' 7Tt'c B,';sf 1 iMerfruriil. Sla.-It i, a rquv'tion Of' r'at iwpiiotn quev in iur day, and Vlhicit oQiI't to bl' ii cto' o0 ti alfaction of tie wholIe Cllris aijil Cliurch-liii/ ' ice ]'! lathesIs evitirocri'it atc'tio acod -zr/ djivaia viip,,'s tpvOt'i ItllCe cii 'se 61 T I11 E ditItsli AiS) i't ...