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... Oxford-street, Londoll, whlereby there is a savin~g V.t . 1 12-e., and the pa- tiellt is, ,iistted to receive tidvice Ititilout a foe, whlichl ad. vanltage is applicable oulhy to tlime wilo remait £1, for a packet, Consultation fee, if by letter, L I ...
... the greateet adrantege from duly qualified mesmbers of the medical pro. fession adopting a particular chase of disorders for their exclusive study, in preference to a superficial knowledge of all the diseases that afflict mankind. Messrs. R. and I. Perry ...
... _l~iigntdl- S. M1UNDo-To PiA'S-eC'oei HLLOWAYu-x. CURtE 0F A UIELIBITATED CO-NSTITCUTION, D Isis- listet, a ccotseceelter, of Gu-eeettigi, ~Nes Ilsestle Wales; lead beets for sates sitte its a mtost deiresteon state of iteutait, uy his catisticutiotenyt ...
... piuslocie fact, chat sufficring hiumanity most ?? derive the greatest advantage from duly qucilified icembers ?? inediccil pro. it fessiots adopting a parcicicliar citise of olisortlers fur their 'a exclusive study, in preference to a superficial kntowledge ...
... by the NATIONAL ELECTION A ND REGISTRATION 1 COMMITTEE, A CU1MPLETE HAND BOOK AND A (,1UlDE TO REGISTRATION, compiled P ni fsom the Reform Act and other Parliamentary A Papersi cecaking the subject of Registration so plain A Ycsh up lc, as ...
... of sciey-i a tuththa harly equresits assertIon; stu itwoud, f curs, b deiralt lin al these should be b-euht tgeter i a ormchep, omedious, and intelig~5le fo th benfitof hoseto homthey chilefly This prpose tis poposed to effect byrmeaws of a Maga. mtl gins ...
... fearlessly assert that it is utterly impossible for such a desir a to spring up in a Democratic rind. It is the very essence of despotirm a and lhe who claims such powers is a despot In his heart. Under sueh a ...
... diseases of a less paii. ful character. Mr. W., as a Member of the .Medical Profession, and from the peculiar nature of his proc. tice, can, with the utmost confidence, even to the most timid, offer hope, vigour, and perfect health What a grief for a young ...
... ublicationb is a qualified member ofthe RoyalCu.bein a Dottoi of Medicine since 1841, a Member Licentiate of College of Surgesns of England since 1027, and a the last tofent fifall elice 1821 and m oreover, has beea for These writyve rt years ...
... national resources, we propose to establish Th Nain lL d a dL bor a k upon the following principle :-viz. That it shall consist of three departments :-a Deposit Department ; a Redemption Department; and a Sinking Fund Department ; and we ...
... excellent qualities.-lSignedj- S. MUNDY.-To P'rofessor HoLLo0vAy. CURE OF A DELIBITATED CONSTITUTION Mr. Mate, a storekeeper, of Gundagai, ?? South Wales had been for some time in a most delicate state of health his constitution wasso5 debilitated that his ...