... history of the arterial ligature, the invention and first use of which he insists most incorrectly in ascribing to Ambrose Pare, speaks of Pare’s discovery as “the discovery of the needle and ligature for stopping arteries.” Modern surgery has retained only ...

... office of dlstri- ! btitors. disseminate that Book. Clad in the garment love, they would able gainsay all objections, and speak the language of If. which even brutes themselves could comprehend, appreciate and follow. illustration of this assertion, we ...

... At this stage the surgeon’s duty is painful, but clear and imperative ; and the resolution and performance, comparatively speaking, easy. But the question as to amputation of the leg or arm, in case of compound fracture, immediately after the accident ...

... about 88,000/. The wronue arising from Crown Undo presents change calling for remark. The Vitoellanoous returns, gan*- raUy* speaking are but alight moment, this occasion require attention from tho fact that they influence the general results tho Revenue ...

... on that on this head of their report they are enabled to state that they close with a balance in hand of 161 16s Humanly speaking, this gratifying result is attributable to the suggestion of Alexander Kindlater, Esq., at the last annual meeting, the adoption ...

... for all the words in each v ow. in. stead of, as in most cases, for the first verse only. In short, it is not possible to speak too highly of it, and we trust the enterprising publiaher may meet with the success he so well deserves.—The Morning Star ...

... music for all the words in each verse, instead of, as in most cases, for the first verse only. In short, it Is not possible speak too highly of it, and we trust the enterprising publisher may meet with the success he so well deserves. —The Morning Star ...

... very useful to freshening dresses which may have been a little, damaged at the bottom, now they arc worn so long. They also speak puttlnga breadth different colour down the »bh * of the dres-es. Druses are made full as ever, and set iu large plaits; and ...

... the Government of Niszsini and Ids cut-throats was better than that of the good and paternal Pio None. Lord Derby, who, in speaking of his Doom tenantry,. has proved himself a very Rupert in lying, pronounc ing the states of the church a plague . spot in ...

... that on this head of their report they are enabled to state that they close with a balance in band of I*/ 16s sd. Humanly speaking, this gratifying result Is attributable to the suggestion of Alexander Flndlatcr, Esq., at the last annual meeting, the adoption ...

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... which Europe will approve. The Irish people have set a noble example of this action. From the highest to the lowest they are speaking out manfully for the rights of the Pope. And, matter of course, it assumed that the Pope will have “ rights” again ; the ...