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SCHOOL HISTORY of ENGLAND.
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upwards of 1,000 pages,
tr lIIE MERCANTILE and MARITIME
. GUIDE.
By GRAHAM WILLMORE, Esq.. A.M.,
One of her Majesty's Counsel, and
EDWIN BEEDELL,
Of her Majesty's
ustoms, London (author of " The British Tariff").
CONTENTS.

The Consolidated Merchant Shipping Laws of this Country, with
introductory observstions aud practical comment. on the New Sys-
tem of Adineasurement and Registry, and ou the Mortgage and
Transfer of :AIWA.
Treatises on Mercantile and Maritime Law; Blockade; Bottomry;
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situ ; 81113 of Exchange ; Promissory ;Notes and Cheques.
Pilotage Rates, Harbour Dues, and other Charges on Shipping at
each port in the United Kingdom.

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information of the greatest importance.

A correct List of all the Ports and principal Places of Shipment
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subject.

The principal articles of 3lerchanclise usually imported into this
country, with a concise description thereof.
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nation.

Midst: and Foreign Corn Table 3 containing corn easares of the
sitiferent,porta of—.Europe_ Ice. with theiar egtttir '
quarters. Comparative prieeaof Wheat. 411triey, °Mr, and
Oatmeal, at t}ie respective Weights and lleasnres of the
_English,
ani scotch markets.

Comparative Rates of Freights at per ton. per quarter. &c., &c.
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DURHAM WINTER ASSIZES, 1855.
FULL REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF MR.
WOOLER, for the ALI,EGED POISONING of hie WIFE
with ARSENIC (h fore Baron Martin).

CONTENTS.

Trial. Letter from Mr. Hibbert, of Man-
Observations. cheater.
Leading Article from the Times Ditto trom Mr. Fraser, of Edin-
of Dec. 11, 1855. burgh.
Ditto from the Medical Gazette. Protest against Poisons.
Ditto from the Lancet. Condensed Philosophy of Hy-
Remarks by a Hygeist. gehm.

This trial and other documents are published by the British Col-
lege of Health, ix order to guard the public from foul charges of
murder by poison. which charges must 1).1,,f constant occurrence, so
long as doctors themselves use arsenic and other poisons for the al-
leged cure of disease. There can be safety for no ono. The doctors
poison "medicinally, or be mistake "—others imitate them "felo-
niously." Is it not so? The limes newspaper, of the 12th Decem-
ber, in is leading article, says, in reference to this case, " siuspicien
rests upon another person, whom we do not think ourselves ju tiled
in naming at this stage of the proceedings." rrom this it is evident
that the Times knows to whom the judge referred. Unless good
faita is observed in such cases, the saf is of society will always be
jeopardised. The universal motto should be —" Fiat justitia, rust
cce urn."

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