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only muck individual wealth, but also an increased national pec
staity would be obtained.


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prelieuds a body of useful practical knowledge of !very mate-
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LAWRENCE ON HORSES—THIRD EDITION.•
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on the improvement ci the Horse, the merits of Lord Lrskine's
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APHILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL
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improved method of Shoeing, medical presctipzioas, and surgical
treatment-, in all known diseases.
By JOHN LAWRENCR.
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sense, and humanity ; and we recommend his work to die notice
of our readers."—Mont lily Review.
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LAWRENCE ON CATTLE.
Dedicated to Lord SOMERVILLE.
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I AWRENCE'S GENERAL TREATISE ON
4 CATI'LE ; the Ox, the Sheep, and the Swine; compre.
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Contents—Neat Cattle—Various foreign Races—Form and the
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of British Neat Cattle, with their permanent varieties—Breeding
and rearing—rh D:tiry—Stall-feeding, &c.—Ox lahour—Va-
Hints opinions of preee:lip Writers—Sheep and Wool—Breedlair
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A 1' a very numerous Meeting n& PROPRIETORS
.I. A. of FAST-INDIA STOCK, at the Kises HEAD TAVERN,
Its the Poultry, CM WEDNESDAY the 20th of December, 1809,
CHARLES PIESCHELL, Esq. in the Chair,
The following Resolutions wee proposed by WILLIAM BOERA.
DAME, Esq. and s..,conded by CLAUDE GICORGETHOENTON, Esq.
That RICHARD Twi Nitco, Esq. from the attention which he
is well known to have given to the affairs of the East-India Com-
pany; from the distinguished zeal and ability with which he has,
e. t a great variety of arduous occasions, supported the just Rights
and Interests of the Company; and from the honourable Princi-
ples, and undeviating Rectitude, which have uniformly marked
his Character, is eminently qualified for an East-India Director ;
and this Meeting feel the highest satisfaction m Mr. TwiKING'S
having offered himself a Candidate on the present Vacancy.
Resolved) unanin,owily, Thai this Meeting will use their utmost
endeavours to secure Mr. Twt N o's Election; being convinced,
that by thus supporting a Candidate, who has given numerous
ant ample proofs, both of his disposition and ability to assist the
Company in its important deliberations, they will, most effectu-
ally, contribute to the Company'. prosperity.
CHARLES PIESCHELI., Chairman.
Resolved unanimously, Thai the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to CHARLES PILSCUELL, Esq. for his able conduct in the
Chair.
Mr. TwINING'S Committee will meet daily at the King's Head,
in the Poultry, where any communications will be thankfully
received.