... alike, and an in- valuable adjunct tothenursery. Corn Flour, Arrowroot, &c., cooked with Milk, are good, FLORADOR l u nOR ight, aid palatable,but in and byv iheaiselves are NOT Foods. Florador, on the contrary, is a ;,ic-r Food, and makes a ?? diet without ...

... introduce the ?? Ai., of I Hope told a flattering.t ale,' with varia- I tiOnl. At tle commencement of Part If. an Organ Voluntary I by .Mr. Jac(i.-Principal Performers, Miss Stephens, M\Iiss i iFrith, Miiss CGoorge, IMaster Donaldson (their first :appearance) ...

... most of our modern Bellerophons; they do not ask that what voluntary effort can effect should be placed in the hands of Government, but simply that Government should come to the aid of voluntary effort and accomplish what it is unable to effect, the r ...

... beeut pre- s'r er incetlte St-ablislment in Decembcr, t799. 'I'e l ' I a5 been maintained by Voluntary Subscriptions - sig fronm itutility, without any Public Aid or ap- n;eliat lsr hlge Donations; the precaution against the Smallt r'acisinason (to wltiche'ii ...

... Schools, teatnis and cricket gcotttds, the new Duiwich Park, awl the ttmost ddlgtci tfa 6aburb round L noadon LlcZ'ocIt Si` DETACHED and DETACIILE REPSI- DENCES, with 8 to ci rootni, bath cootus, large laid out and planted gardeits, and all modern attractions ...

... stsch as air pillows, air cstshioss, and waterproof sheeting- and convalescent clothing. All aid from this fitttd will be administered by duly qualified voluntary agents appointed by the Executive Committee, who have been offered the contributory support ...

... the purposes of Dairying, and for the reception and distri- bution of Milk. 2. Testing Roonts and Laboratory annexed, by the aid of which a completc series of daily tes'ings are carried out by the experienced and skilful chemist, Dr. VIETIr. 3. T aking ...

... the Asylum. 3,256 Orphans have Ieen already assisted. CONTRIBUTIONS in aid of the current expen- diture sill be gratefully received, as the Charity depei.ds mainly on voluntary aid. Annual subscription far one vote, ios. 6e.r; for tvro s otes, .l1 Is. ...

... he hrpes to meet with that support he has so many yeatperienced from a liberal and discernisg British Public.- Places -, 2. aid is. Doors open at six and begin at seven ,c'clockprttisel, *secondpricel.alfPasteiglit Placestobc taken foaltentiellthree, at ...

... Q UEEN CHARLOTTE'S LYING-IN HOS- PITAL, Lisson Green, Paddington; instituted 1752.- Supported by voluntary Subscriptions and Benefactions. PeEsIoENr-Ilis Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNORS will be bolden at the ...

... fered severely from a sally of the garrison. From l other sources we learn that, on the 9th, the Rus- I sians stormed two detached forts, but Nvere driven back with heavy loss; and on the 13tb, the besieged v ventured on assuming the offensive, and made ...

... eruss tnodernte.-L., 6, Tatbot- road, Baysivatey. L and ?? Buckcs, FURNISHED, L . in g'ood Hunting Country, part of Lady's Detached COTTAGE (with garden); several rooms; or the whole Unfurnished; low ?? W.S., MA'VS, sag, Piccadilly. D ERIVY HOUSE, CA-rERnIAr ...