... Trentment ot Accideoits, anid the Moans of preserving Health. C0t1iucteLd by CHlAIMLEs TI'seOnaS HADERI Surgeon to o tthe Chelsea and Brlonpton Dispensary, & COXTcEN;TS'Of Nit. 2-Are tile Interests of M1cdical jklen afficted by this Publication ?-P n tble ...

... aged 61, SMr. Thomnas Ellain, Newsome, hen near Huddarsfield, cloth dresser, lately In the esnpsloy of M cell Messrs. David Show and Co. arti best Same day,at thle Parsonage, Hoaldingloy, In her 35th year, Wel Mary, eldest daughter of the late Henry Dixon ...

... scarce. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Tu~esday, Nov. 28th.-We lilsO a numerous attendance of S I buyer,4 this morning, antI a thinh show of saisples of usow Witeotv. Fine qualities. (if which rise mtarkoet as-na bare, rather extceeded the rates of last Tuesday ...

... d.THURSaDAY, the 29rh Day of August, (being the Day after teb y Show) at Twelve ?? in the Forenoon. Arrangements will be made for a Dinner upon an extensive b Scale, on the Day of the Show, for the Members of the Society. l r FrL Thle 'Transactions of ...

... death was occasioned drinking oil of vitriol In mistake. Same day. Thomas Flower. aged 31, Harriet, wife of Mr Same day. aged 46. Mr. Wm. Flower, brother Messrs Mar and John Flower, of this town. same day. Thorne, aged 79. George Hop wood. Esq. formerly ...

... QUICI-. WOoUI, from T'wo to live Years old. - Also, all Sorts of FultEST and FRUIT TItERS, ORNA- . MENTAL, EVERGREEN, atd FLOWERING SIlllUBS. Atid also a large SKOCK of COWS', ?? NETTING, for e ?? the Bllossoms of Fruit Trees from Frost and Sharpi d Winds ...

... ever offered to public Notice. ?? received the Premium as the best Roadster at Howden, Beverley, and the great Agri- cultural Show at York. LEEDS, HUDDERSFIELD, AND MANCHESTER. - ?? BEG p9~T H E N oE M E NEZ A, CJL Lighti P~atnelnt Safety St - ?? will commence ...

... they derived in Ireland or in foreign caountries. war whc CHELSEA HOSPITAL OUT-PENSIONERS' BILL. refu a ?? e On the order of thle day being road for going into Committee on the abai . Chelsea Pensioners' binl, Mr. Hussac rosee to oppoes it. Sir G. CLERsK ...

... be fornied, to alid its funds byea munificent done- Wednees pre- tion of £500 We consider the object a moot pretiseworthy Flower lace, and benevolent one, and wye hope tse meeting xvill be well POST soeuy attended. onl Mon3t fr LE~ids DiSPENSARY.-A vacancy ...

... Park-Square, Chairman. li Mr. Alderman FARtEBROTHiER, Lancaster-Place, Deputy % Chairman.C -GEORGE BULMER, Esq., Belle Vue. Chelsea. W. CRAKE. Esq., Stanhope-Street, Hyde Park Gardens. v FRAS. EDWARDS. Esq , 67, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park. a Sir JOHN ...

... Park-Square, Chairman, the Mr. Alderman FAREBROTREit, Lancaster-Place, Deputy Ah Chairman.to GEORGE BULMAR, Esq., Belle Vue, Chelsea. t W. CRARE, Es,(, Stanhope-Street, Hyde P'ark Gardens- PEAS. IIDWAR S. REq.. 517, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park. Sir JOHN ...

... Park-Square. Chairman. i- Mir. Alderman FAREBROTREIL, Lancaster-Place, Deputy is Chairman. ;O GEORGE BULMER, Esq., Belle Vue, Chelsea. le W. CRAKE. REsq, Stanhope-Street, Hyde Park Gardens. is FRAS. EDWARDS.Esq., 57, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park . d Sir JOIIN ...