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London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

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FINDLAY'S ANCIENT ATLAS,

In Imperial Octavo, witk the Maps guarded, half bound in roan, price
Twelve Shillings, Coloured.
ACLASSICAL ATLAS TO ILLUSTRATE
ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY, comprised in Twenty-live Maps,
showing the various divisions of the world as known to the Ancients,
composed from the most authentic sources, with a copious Index of
the Ancient and Modern Names. By A. G. FINDLAY. F.R.G.S.
LIST OF MAPS.
1. Orbis veteribus notes. 14. Germania.
2. Roma. 15. Vindelicia,Noricum,Rhtetia,
3. Italia septentrionalis. Pannonia, et Blyricuin.
. 4. Italia media. 16. Hispania.
5. Italia meridionalis. 17. Africa septentrionalis.
6. Athenm, 18. Agyptus.
7. Peloponnesus et Attica. 19. Asia Minor.
8. Grrecia septentrionalis. 20. Palmstina.
9. Timlse Maris ./Egfei et Creta. 21. Syria.
10. Macedonia, Thracia, Illyria, 22 Armenia, Mesopotamia, As-
Ncesia et Dacia. syria, et Babylonia.
11. Britannia. 23. Arabia.
12. Insula Britamdcm. 24. Imperium Persieukt.
13. Gallia. 25. Indite.
And Central Italy ; with the adjacent countries, from the Peutin-
gerian Tables, constructed about A.D. 393.
Also may be had,
FINDLAY'S MODERN ATLAS, price 12s. Coloured.
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11PCULLOCH'S COMMERCIAL DICTIONARY.
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Also, by Mr. M'CULLOCII,
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STATIST. ACCOUNT of GREAT BRITAIN. 2 vols. 2/. 2s.
ON TAXATION and the FUNDING SYSTEM. 15s.
LITERATURE of POLITICAL ECONOMY. 14s.

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The following is the Inscription on the Case wherein is deposited
the Petition and the Names of upwards of 21,700 Persons
against the use of POISONS in MEDICINE :
WITHIN- this Case is deposited a Copy of the
Holy and Sacred PETITION, together with the Names
and Addresses of upwards of 21,700 01 the People, against the Poi-
sons used Medicinally by Doctors, drops or Grains of which are suf-
ficient to produce death Which Petition was presented to the
English House of Commons by Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart , M.P. fo-
t.le Borough of Saint Marylebone, on the 15th day of June, in the
year of our Lord 1847.

Let this petiticii be a record of one of the greatest triumphs of
Hygeists over an interested Medical Faculty. Let it also bear wit-
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cure of diseases, have placed the life of every person in jeopardy,
which is proved daily by the cases of poisoning which appear in the
Newspapers.
Dated at the British College of Health, New-road, London, this
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PAUCITY OF BUSINESS IN THE biII:RIFF S t.OUILT.
—There were only three cases for trial yesterday in the
Sheriff's Court, in consequence of the operation of the
County Courts Ai t and in the Secondaries' Court on the
previous day there was only one cause. Actions in the
supreme courts for sums under 201. have been discon-
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