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... Lunatic Asylum, which stated that the institution had wholly escaped not only the choiera but every epidemic during the past year. A large balance —£121 over that of last year—remained to the credit of the institution, but as from various causes the Visitors ...
... good ventilation, and constant attention to cleanliness. The financial statement showed a balance of £860 in favour of the institution, for the last year, being an increase of £121 over the balance left at the end of the year 1848—this was owing both to the ...
... of course, encouf ter opposition and misrepresentation— to which, the good old times aforesaid, every friend liber** institutions was subjected. He, however, had lonfc ; since lived down all unkindly feelings on the part 0* old opponents whose faults ...
... the Free Church, ten . ed ned the articles of the Alliance, and Of beli-f ften made t0 the last article which two , ,,ne institution of the ministry and fS tly broad - I * 0 ' t it does not give a basis suffi- d could „ ? ld U8e eTer y effort to enlarge ...
... ADVICE GRATIS at the EUROPEAN INSTITUTION, Heavitree Park, near Exeter, Devon, Hours of Attendance from 10 until 2, and 7 until 9 in tbe Evening. Sight restored, Deafness effectually cured, that fleshy execrescence in the nose, commonly called Polypus ...
... legs. Mr. S. Pearce, Exe Island, Exeter, cured ulcerated legs, Mr. Mitchel', Countess Weir, cured of a complication of diseases. N.B.—Patients labouring under Disease, are requested to write to BARON Mc'KINSEY, m.d., European Institution,. Park, near ...
... TORQUAY. Mechanics' Institute. —On Monday evening last, the members of this Institute debated the subject of Capital Punishment. Mr. Strachan moved, and Mr. A. Bearne seconded, That in the opinion of this meeting, Capital Punishment ought to be countenanced ...
... Bideford Win. Cadd, chemist. Barnstaple John Norrington, chemist. Crediton George Kelland, tea dealer. Crewkerne Joaesfa Pearce, tea dealer. Collumpton Sarali Hill, tea dealer. Chard Robert Gawler, confectioner. Dartmouth Thos. Huxham, chemist. Dawlish ...
... , .Referenice to the Faculty ion the West OS Englandl. TEamS Casm. -Address, HEnsY WAITs, Manager. IRoyal Polytechnic Institution, Feb. 24th, 1848. Sir,-I have carefully analysed the Ale sent to ma for: examination. 'I dind it absolutely pure and ...
... Mutual Improvement Society.—On Friday, Mr. George W. Pearce delivered the first lecture before this Institution on Chemistry, elucidating it with series of interesting experiments. W e trust this Institution, which is calculated to do so much good, will flourish ...
... legs. Mr. S. Pearce, Exe Island, Exeter, cured of ulcerated legs. Mr. Mitchell, Countess Weir, cured of a complication of diseases. N.B.—Patients labouring under ANY' Disease are requested to write to BARON Mc'KINSEY, M.D.. European Institution, Heavitree ...
... Falmoufb, or ~ • °N, 12, Union-street, Stonehouse. February 14th, 1800. ADVICE GRATIS 1 Address, BARON MO'KINSEY, OUROPEAN INSTITUTION, Heavitrkk Park, ,r near Exeter, Devon, of attendance, from until Two, and from Seven until Ten o'clock the Evening. Sight ...