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... fptenee antO Art. GALVANIC EXPERIMENTS ON THE HUMAN SUBJECT. We copy the following very interesting particulars from Mr. William Sturgeon's Course of Elementary Lectures on Galvanism, lately publiehed:- The first experiments that were made on the human ...
... tricna allb art. _ 1 1 _1 1 .- ?? - - ?? _ 11 111 ?? - I i GALVANIC EXPERIMENTS ON TIlE HUMAN SUBJECT, I We CopY the following very interesting particulars I from Mr. William Sturgeon's Course of Elementary Lectures on Galvanismn, lately published:- ...
... the method being w that they may be preserved much longer by this procews at than by the usual method. m THE ARTS AMONG THE ROMANs.-The Romans are bl insatiate and always a semi-barbarous people, amongst hi whom the arts of civilization never had much ...
... Repeal stock purse. It may be stated in justifica- tion of these persons that they are professionrl agitators, skilled in exciting popular passions,and or- ganizing a great political movement. This may all be true, and they may be worth their wages; we ...
... IS THE REPEAL YEAR! The following is from the Dublin Mborld of Satur- day last, it needs not a word from us:- 6 KEEPING THE GAME ALIVE. This is the Repeal year ;-we say this not in jest, but having been told so by good authority, we make unto millions ...
... aggregate of wealth I And although the realisation of these objects in our time may be but the visionary dream of the philanthropist, let no one say that good will not arise from keeping them steadily in view. it is ever a practical ques- tion for the traveller ...
... justices, as it keeps alive strife and contention, and perverts the remedial process of the law into an engine of ?? Commentaries, v. 4, p. 134. New just let us see the fallacy of this reason- ?? assist a poor man in a suit keeps alive strife and contention ...
... rong. Ann Broughton was then ordered o Pay the costs oa complacently promising to keep BIrN on her f rothers house in future. Thomas htas ordered to find sureties to keep the peace towaards his wife, which with characteristic Pertinacesy, he promptly refused ...
... hot, the paths may be watered, but they have had so much wet lately, that they will hardly require any more. We need not again impress on the amateur the necessity of keeping She beds tree from weeds, and destroying the Insects which may harbour about ...
... reasons, is Majesty, for a time, placed Upou i- the shelf by Whig precedent. But who knows I n may-hapas a cat may look at a king, the Wbetigs in e distress may now invite her Majesty's dirty subjects a to present their own petitions, asking for an exten- ...
... reasons, is Majesty, for a time, placed upon i- the shelf by Whig precedent. But who knows! n may-hap, as a cat may look at a king, the Whigs in c distress may now invite her Majesty's dirty subjects n to present their own petitions, asking for an exten- ...
... by such miserable narcotics, as Joseph has vended it Leeds, may he find himsecf miserably mistaken l Chartists of Leeds, remember the two old adages You may know a man by the company lie keeps, Birds of a feather fleck together.-Yours, London, June 14th ...