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... of breathing. Accidentally hearing of your Cough Lozenges. I purchased 2s. »d. tin of your -.weni, Mr. Kernot, Medical Institution. Chrlsp-street. Poplar New Town, by which am now perfectly cured, and beg to return many thanks, and am. Sir. your obedieut ...
... ans house, but Mr. Pearce, the surgeon of the parish, would not certify that he was insane. Mr. Wakley secing that gentleman in the court, asked him why he did not give a certificate of the unsoundness of the man’s mind *--Mr. Pearce replied that he noticed ...
... for music has not become extinct. new Amateur Musical Society owes its origin to the Literary, Scientific, and Mechanics' Institution, where both vocal and instrumental music classes have been formed and conducted with an enemy and perseverance Mr. J. H ...
... sight-seekers daily. The Vamtne during the last week comprised lectures on philosoa n ernistry, &c., by the profess o r of the institution. Dr. Ifileffner, on scientific recreation, exhibited many surprising : l t. ; of legerdemain, many of which have from time ...
... G. Bohn; C. H. Law; Orr and Co.; J. Hodgson; J. S. Hodgson; and Clarke and Co. THE CONCLUDING VOLUME OF PASCAL. BY GEORGE PEARCE, ESQ. Just published, in post 8vo, cloth boards, price Ss. 3d. THE THOUGHTS on RELIGION, 1Lend EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY, ...
... common-law reole u ybeea g learned commissioner) must say that there h $ haste in filing the petition. a cs ° , B IN RE I3LAIN AND PEARCE• es rc leo-ucw The bankrupts, the proprietors of Vauxhall up to to pass their adjourned last examinatiou. e am ount sheet ...
... brought up at the Court-house, Belby, before Sir Wm. Milner, Bart., — Audas, Esq., aud — Dawson, Esq , charged by Mr. John Pearce, gamk'L-pct' to Henry Preston, Esq., of .Moreby Hall, witli right poaching on the estate of that gentleman. The (ii iciidant ...
... humanity.— He is the philanthropist of the age, Mr. M. neither knew nor cared what his sentiments in regard to slavi were. The institutions of the South were based on grounds too firm and too safe to be endangered by passing a resolution conferring a privilege ...
... to the American soil. 'sWe offer you t protection,' says Gen. Taylor, 1and a free participation in the bernfite of our institutions, and trost that you may find in America a second lhoms. Gen. Case has a resolution pending in congress desiring the I ...
... workhouse, but Mr. Pearce, the surgeon of the parish, would not certify that was insane. —Mr. Wakley, seeing that gentleman in the court, asked him why he did not give a certificate of the unsoundness of the man s mind? Mr. Pearce replied that he never ...
... ons to the Fund for the Relief of the Operatives discharged from the Steam- factory ; £ s. d. Admiral Dundas, M.P ® James Pearce, Esq Messrs. Grisbrook and Co 2 2 Mr. W. Young 1 0 Mrs. Young Mr. Geo. Irams, churchwarden, 1 1 0 Inclosuue ofPlumstkad and ...
... their charge, to merit a share of Pubhc patronage and support. Accommodation for Day Boarders. GARDEN STREET EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. The FIRST SESSION wiU open on Monday Evening next, 14th ir.st., at Eight o'Clock. Class Lists are prepared, and may be bad ...