The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-21 00:00:00

Just published,
By Messrs. Lonn and Co. Paternoster-row,
VET E INA N.YY ART. A Series of • Ele-
mentary
.Lectures on the VeterinartArt :_ wherein ,the
Anatomy,. Physitilbiy; and Pathology •of the Horse are es-
sayed on the 'General Principles of 'Medical Science.. •
By Veterinary .sunrem rsiteormib,
Of
.the Royal Artillery.
" The diseases of horses are almost as interesting to the Me.
dical Practitioner as those of the human subject-4r the horse
is his. daily and faithful companion. We recoMmend this
work to our bretliren."L-(llleil..Chir. Rev.—June.) •
" As far as we are capable of judging of its merits,gene-
rally, •we ,consider it a work of considerable eitcellence."—
Pt ed. Rep.-41y.)
'4 We look fOrward with pleasure to the completion of this
Work. It will, no doubt, prove an useful work in:the hands
of those for whoM it is chiefly compiled, and we recommend it
to gentlemen who are not disposed to trust the tare of thuir
horses' constitutions t6;grooma and fluTicrs, and who arc de-
sirous of acquiring.a knowledge of. the principles which form
the basis of the Veterinary treatment of our domestic animals."
—(dled. and Physic. Journal—September.)

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for fresh Wounds and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Prepared
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Sold In Boxes at Is. tj. and is. 9d. by Boilers, Chemists,
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PLASTaIt."

unmcn.—,On, Friday last 10th instant ), as' Janie*
mu, a comfortable 'farther.- residing at •Sauroo, was: re.
turning from .the fair .ac 00411kilt.Y, in company with his
wife, brother, and servant, he was . waylaid by a party,
headed by a man nalfed JUrne: Hayes, and murdered. There
was a dispute. between Hayes and the deceased, in copse.
(pence of the latter having takct a farm from which the former
was evicted, which to all Appearance was made up, and 'Hayes
with his friends were going in the same direction when we
should suppose the feeling. was rekindled, .which
nated so fatally. Hey ea, who the head of a quarrelsome
faction, that has often disturbed the neighbourhood of hoss.
carbery, has absconded. .:,He is the fellow. who hadithe auda.
city to draw a sword through ,the hand of Lord Carbery some
few years ago, when his Lordship, much at his personal risk,
interfered to quell a riot.which would have been attended with
bloodshed, at,a fair of that town,.anti in which tbe, above party
were the principals.---(Cork Cot!ityfqion.)

'Z'Een.—A small herd of this singular descrip.
tion of animals, consisting of a bull and several cowland calves,
sed through this town on Friday laat for, tho .park of C.
WWI, WWI, Esq. at Nostell.—(Doncaster Gazette.)