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REV. ALEXANDER FLETCHER.

This day was published, price 3s.
THE TRIAL of the Revelenti ALEXANDER
FLETCHER, Minister of Albion Ckapel, llootfields, hc-
fore the United Associate Synod ; containing all the Documents
which wer• laid before that Court. and
_which lcd to the well
known Decision respecting that Gentleman.
Edited by a MEMBER of SYNOD.
London : Published by Sliervitiod.ind Co. Paternoster-row.

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POPISH MIRACLES.
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AFREE INQUIRY,. into the MIR AciJLOUR'
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successive Centuries. To which is added, the Author's Letter from
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By CONYERS MIDDLETON, D.D.
Principal Librarian of the University of Canabtidge.
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,
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In the course of November apd December, Messrs. Umaxawooo
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THOMAS BRANDIC Esq,-
Professor of Chemistry and Materia bledica to the Society of
ApothecaHes of the City of London. In One Volume tivo.
g. The LECTURES of Sir ASTLEY COOPER, Bari. on
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By Frederick Tyrrell, Esq. Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital.
Volume Two. ego.
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tions described in the work of Sir Astley Cooper, Eat. By Branshy
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Courts of Justice; and a very copious Appendix of Professional
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' 5: A PRA TICAL TREATfSE on POISONS, forming
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explanatory of their Pathology and Therapeutics; with an Appendix
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Robert Venables, Bachelor in Medicine and Licentiate in Physic
of the Univetsity of Oxford, &c.
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LIO US, comprising an impartial estimate of the merits of the Nitro.
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with explanatory Notet. By J." 11. Sprague, Member of the Royal
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