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... cause of mntrimonialmisery night then be banished from our land, and the race of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the olden time.-C/ r-ouiictr, I onnsider the Treatise on Manhood is decidedly the beat ox- tant in the ...
... J ohkbob, pr, Eaq. Jonathan w asm, Eeq Mr. Richard Coupland, Mr. Geo. C. Clank, „ Joseph Habbisob, { „ Joseph Coulston, „ Thomas Gabdreb, „ John Aldren, „ Wilson ?? „ John Holland. Mr. C. P. Kelsall, Hon. Sec. THE public are moet respectfully informed ...
... into all that have been published. Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London; and all respect- able medicine vendors. Price 2s. 9d. per ?? for Blair's I Gout and heliuma[tic Pills, and oloserve that Thomas Prout, 229% hot Strand, London, is impressed ...
... The distance from the sipal handle to the station is 94 yards one foot The engine went off as fast as it could go. Bryan Thomas Hodgson examined by Mr. Blair.— l am a grocer at Poulton. I was at the station the 18th of November, a little before 9. Slinger ...
... is the of commission of bankruptcy Jferjaring dat? the twenty fotttth day of June, 1819, and issued forth against WToSLJAM HARDY, of iKnehester, in tie county of Lancaster, dealet«fla chapman will fit on the sixteenth day of at twe'v'e of tie clock at ...
... Heights lane, carpet weaver Mr. Brigbt's mill, Thomas Parker end Charles Standering, were committed fo» trial, at the Liverpool assises, charged with burglary. Whipp broke into the house and shop of Thomas Whipp of Earding, and stole a fat sheep. His house ...
... Mr. Thomas Charlesworth, formerly of the Swan Inn, Slindehill. , - On the 23rd ult. in her 68th year, Mary, widow of the late Mr. Joseph Schofield, timber merchant, Ashton Road, Ardwick. On the 1st inst. aged 47 years, Mr. Charles Wood, of Hardy House ...
... 'aAII&TaNiCHOLLF, Ide, near Exeter. ;i5 305 September loth, 1850. To Biaton Marlkinsey, M.D. 11,75 0 Mrs. Sarah Thomas wile of li~r, G. Thomas, carp1entrs, Crediton, '7,05,5 Devon, cured of srroltula, after alt other means hud proved hinfcie. tual.-Mr. ...
... must, for want of space, conclude the list with one of the most persevering and intelligent microscopists of the day, Dr. Thomas Inman. Amongst chemists we might notice many; but we have been compelled to curtail the list of medical men so much that we ...
... An s..n, Hardy. and 4,0 8 North John street Andorson, Wm. son., and co ..4t 4 Eing-street oy, W 4 Itutiatunl-nlact all.,ii and Gilluspin Burncoose-bui: ,J .. 2,York buildings. i tale-street Att:.; ,J S. I Tower Buildinge.Lust , Brot t 2, ...
... Charles Francis Cbb Jo b orleyPler, FEsq. hav Samuela ibbertEsq. ?? J S. reslotE. havef -. P r ?? Msrs. ptinsalyad Cae.bel NIS, Thomas George Barclay, Esq. Joshua Lockwood, Eq. oth 'LE James Brand, Richard Twiningjun. rq. A on Sir John Krln p o asw a Ex-AvdirE ...
... President. COMMITTEE. Thomas Barber, Esq. E!lis Jories, Esq. J. Glynne Bateson, Esq. Thomas Littledale, Esq. N. D. Boldt, Esq. Paget L'Estrainge, Esq. D. C. Buchanan, Esq. John Buok Lloyd, Reeq. Thomas Bold, Esq. Thomas Moss, Esq. Thomas A. ...