The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-02 00:00:00

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THE PHA CRUTICAL JOURNAL,
cootableg the
TRANSACTIONS of the PHANNACZUTICAI

LL SOCIZT7t

Confirm—Program made writ' refersuce to Phariaassalf sal
Isits)affsa—Notes on the Chlorides of from and the Methods
of natal/ Salattos of Parchkiide of Iron of Cositast
Strength.—Os a New Form of Ofotment of Mammon,

and is Appßestlon 17, certala Cutaneous —Dhemeef
el helve in Lola Nub—On the Purification of Esiential Ott
Atesoak—Pgrurcestical Society. l'Alnhurgh. - Liverpool
Chemists' assaatlon.—Lords Chemists' Am:dation —Enth
Cheers' gameddioa —Chemical Discussion AsoctaUon of the
Phansamatioal haerty.—Usetings on Pharmacy BUI kkUn-
IWENdriPOOI. Nottingham. Soutbeimptost—Norss on Cones-
Cochineal Coloariag.—BmWsed Wine.
%Se litter Almonds —Accidental Poison ing. —Proposed
Lepslatioa sad the Benevolent Fun& —Annual Meetly of the
Assailer Pliummentical Alsoclatios, Mt —Treatment of
Dimas d the Skim —/eldu Disarm—TM Philosophy of Health.
—The Year Book of Pharmacy
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to interest of newspaper records, while It destroys their sig-
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have our news reports written in plain English : but beyond those
there is the tact that the lessons to be found iu many an accident
of human life or social policy are lost, in the turgid language In
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thoughts, or employ the energies, or amuse the leisurengNeman-
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