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THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1818
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FIE THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, ecc. • CHURCH PREFERMENT. • PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
OF Skaheita street, Great Mariboreugh-street. ' TO SE SOLD,
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THE SUI'MER COURSE of LECTURES at A VALI:MIKE RECTORY, with an neillent
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3a- thit SCHOOL will begin en Monnar June i. : A iIL PARSONAGE-HOUSE, GLEBE, ke. with a
Anatomy, PhYsiniegYs and-Surgery, by Mr. &woes, daily, at- of early posssasiabrFor particulars apply to Mr. T 110.• were to this effect „rale= their 141eddliPs. iiiddlnebta
ate seven in the morning.-Dissections as usual. • lickor, Lincoln'n.lim.Flelds. The of Ireland tr. Serestord end. • (
. Okers."-AMtmed. " Lauudcrs sr. Makiment and Others."-
go. Chemistry, Materia Medlea, &c. daily, at eight in the morning. " •
„dr Theory and Practice of Physic, at nine, with Examination', • ....- ETANIidORE HILL. - Renamed.
by Dr. riaaa......Three Cuursso ors given every year, me *cow • igfrfoRTFUE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WIT,* lir' lierrgaidg Figlgggig Cs*. chic 011abi of Sleellsiments
IN- pro' ir nearly four months. SS, BEAUTIFUL PLEASURE-OEOIIKM ' ten=wwwwnwensm... eftlablell nr Pensions by the Omit of
thy Further particulars may be known from Mr. Brooks, at ell -. :1„, ' GARDENS, AND LAND. t
iof Theatre ;or from Dr. Ager, Va. 69, Marganet-street, Caven; - • :liil!VBE BOLD BY PRIVATETCONTRACT, - • -e--Atitlif 168-97abialreMtIke Majesty.
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, Av., Desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE.. "4 Pier el'lnfatT4* the I'm Year-
-CARTER'S SPECIMENS OF ANCIENT SCULPTURE-4. - Tbis Negotiable Samitities-ebe lbbacea laiparsatlisa-the
ter the acconunedistion and immediate reespdess um who. morrhigeo_aratbe Debt Derenbeieserp_tet,
i. , AND PAINTING IN ENGLAND,TWO VOLS. rout?. at ait ti.E.MAN'S FAMILY, most delightfully *isle
IT is the intention of the Proprietor of this minable et ST NMORE-HILL, commanding very interesting and et- PIRT-'41114 r" Partneratilwl3llll, were bree'litt up frattl the
i 081101118181,0 *Mb fi, /tmern.tr, Alderman Woos,•Mr. boa-
Work, to offer the very few remaining Copies to the Public tensive Views over a vast track of highly ornamented Country,
A. (with as little delay as possible) at the price Axed by Mr. Carter, saleal op slaws encompassed with fine thrivink Plantations, 111144114.--ltbileNlinia fled the lied time
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enaorro'll Oilmen Sill was read the third time illdsmard.
in his Um Advertisement (ISt 155.) and he hopes, by the middle. beettpieene. Samba, ands stately lluslser Trees in great laaael- 0, .----- -
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~ of June. In the mean time the names of Gentlemen who wish' gligr liftemectud by lee dry Oravelled-walks tastefully disposed, dos question for the third reading of the Beak ilestric-
"" td secure the Work, will be received. The Gentlemen who roiestoredwt* HahLeacelleat Gardens fully stocked, cropped, nellininri or L .... "
belk spoke to • the Proprietor in.the Sale Room, are Informed that and skated with numerous choice Fruit-trees, Gramm, excel. AVUIIII e ptttplatit the sdeption of se-
IN ' Copies are secured to them. 4bnebamads Gems, Casekbesse, Stables Farns.-Y-
LlE•evrri pile."' regrilieroowo.n."ll seer meddling of dm' =hie*
*se a weveseeraissod ay the
see larkdrees teL J. Booth, Bookseller, Duke-street, Portland-piece. homes iSIMPers Goltle-slogas AL aI.d,KRA'DOW - in • u
Mg* *seta• alf• eabloados, la' of pilot? THIRTY BOLL Ow ttatodutd, de _ 'kW*. that
P" This day was published, ACIES.--Immediate pomession may be had.
be .pflierice°2e"linnof gold should come n"otiatoceagexceee7l"nl"l7s. 62the"ilidlesunemdir , * ill
at rrE NORTHERN COURTS; cOntainin 'origi. IS bit viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may This proposition was sow negatived; and the Bin wig mod the
ial Memoirs of the Sovereigns of Sweden and Denmark, had st Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, • third time and passed.
me- since 1766, including the extraordinary vicissitudes of the Lives .
of the Grandchildren of George the Second.-By JOAN HAMPSTEAD, NEAR THE CHURCH. Petitions were promoted from the Parish of St. Andrew's,
Holborn, and the Town of Pray, against the Poor laws' Amend-
Dedr'ibia FA M ELY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, excellent •
Dn" BROWN. Two vole. tivo. price 11. 1n: boards..
110 Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Rest Fen- GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, SHEET meat Bill
Eck, nee, London. of WATER, &c. On the consideration tithe Rtiport of the Poor Laws' Amend-
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, mess Bill, a conversation of same length took place, in come-
ed, ABUSES IN CHARITIES EXPOSED, acc. - By Mr. ROBINS, ' quence of a motion of Earl Gaossumoa, for the omission of the
af- This day was published, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on clause for rendering the owners of houses paying a certain rent
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the THE SPEECH of HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. 'Number, the 85th .Tone, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, liable to the Poor's Rates, instead of the occupiers thereof. In .
rty 1 on NATIONAL EDUCATION and ABUSES in the Mille Of the discussion, Lord RIOT/IDA=
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and small part proposed an
amendment to the clause, with the view of doing away a serious
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Alsol • COPYHOLD, ESTATE: comprising a most elegant
objection to which he conceived it liable, that the prevision in •
1. MT, BIONGINAIeB STENCH on the STAIN of the NATION, 3s. Villa Residence, situate at Hampstead, adapted for the accons-
6catered to . y Parishes contaiaing 4000
modation of a family of the first respectability, seated on abeau- radon should roc C°lant
-..- 2. Earl Garr's Seneca on Lord Smstonrn's Cracuses, 3s. 6d. persons or upwards, and which was agreed to by the House.
I. Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly. • tiful lawn, commanding extensive risk views of the country.
Subsequently a division took place on the question kr agreeing
'Aleproperty of THOMAS WILSON, Esq.
3D • Also, Lord Knotalares Lima to the Duke of WELIANGTOIC
on c to ihe dense so amended. ' •
Second Edition, 2s. The Howe is surrounded by a fine thriving
Cements - - .: ,1
and The Mucous delivered to the Chamber of Peers of France, ing, on the Upper Storey, a good Bed-chamber, with Closets,
Net Contents - - - 6
by Lord Kx-tianus, 2s. three Servants -rooms, a Store-room, &c. First Storey, a Lady's
Majority for retaining the Clause -16
_ Morning-room, neatly finished; seven excellent Bed-rooms, Bcc.
Ater • The clause, however, underwent some further discussion, and
This day was published, handsomely printed in 2 large Bvo, yob. Dressing-room, large Nursery, Store-closet Water-closet, ficc. . ~.
seld price IL lea. the Second Edition of Ground Storey, a spacious Entrance, paved Hall, Butler's and the result was, that the final decision upon it was postponed till I 1
;9th COURSE of SERMONS, for the LORD DAY Footman's Pantries, Water laid on, a •Billiard-room Storocio. tnSliirwt"• , , . Z. y •
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eof A throughout the Year : from the First Sunday in Advent, set, &c. a cheerful elegant Drawing-room, a Breakfast-room, ,e_ll2ene.lloP°ll of tie Parish% emits Bill was agreed to by the
to the Twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity : including Christmas r .atly finished, a capital lofty Dining-parlour, roomy Passages, House
low
the ant
ens brought up from the 1 !
Day, the First Day of Lent, Good Friday, and Ascension Day. Water-closet, ecc. principal and secondary Staircases, House- Commons,ThePri aan'erefnee2n
into Adapted to, and taken chiefly from, the Service for the Day. keeper's-rooms, Wine and Beer Cellars. The Olices comprise
The Orer of the Day upon which their Lordships were sum- .1
the By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A.M. a good Kitchen, Larder, Pantries, and Servants' Hall, Store
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Archdeacon of London, and Vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Closet, Cellar for Coals and Beer, Dairy,Larder, &until, &c. entm.ed being read,
Viscount SIDAIOUTH moved the second reading of the
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington,62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Dairy, Wass house and Laundry, and F 1 ht Servants Bed-
Y.
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This day was published, amen Harness-room, Hay-room, Btc. a Cart, Stable for three vail that the discussion could more conveniently take place in the
In aro. Second Edition, enlarged, price ss. Horses, Poultry-hones, and various Out-buildings, Lawns, and next stage of the Bill, he should not now detain their Lordships
AN INQUIRY, whether CRIME and MISERY Pleasure-grounds, excellent Gardens, part walled, and planted with any observations upon the measure, but reserve what he
had to advance respecting the policy or the necessity of it, until
nova with choice Fruit-trees, a Gardener's Cottage, /Ice.
are PRODUCED or PREVENTED, by our Present the question for going into the Committee. After the Bill was
Tke whole.r. wads of FOUR ACRES nd a HALF;
fp System of Prison Discipline, illustrated by Deactiptions ofread the second time, he should'propose that the Bill be coin-
Free and 1.11121 Tax redeemed.
••' The Borough Campter, The Mums de atGhent. mitted for Monday next. •
'4'4' Tothill-fields Prison, Ake, a WEADOW of SIX ACRES, held on Lease. I 1
The whole is well supplied with Water, and immediate pos- After a few words from Lord ITOLLAND,the second read-
TheJaik at St. Albans, Guild- Thene
PaimodaryPill"lihia Prim
Force,°Min'llbsak,ing took place, and the Dill was committed fof Monday.
(Ord, Bristol, & Minter. n... session may be had.
Ales'
Preeing1iegnr,......a.......0fmth....,„. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the The- Marquis of LANSDaonWNF.,aftera felreremarks 7...
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Tim Jail at Busy, — - --• Premises; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, Warsvick-street beneficial tendency of such amelioration of that Pert I
By THOMAS FO ELL BUXTON. hai., Incie,„ for viewing may be had, and' criminal code, moved the second reading of the Conviction Re- i 1
London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill; But- °thlimMee..___
..,.' of whom _ be wards Regulation .Bill, which took place without further eine*.
you tersvorth and Sous, Flest.street ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. wn"" a "" """" `'l nets' vatices.-The Noble Marquis then gave notice of his intention 1
Lad GRAY VERSUS MALTHUS. - BOM RETEIRO, RORIZ, AND OTHER FIRST to move on Wednesday next an Address to the Prince Regent 1
This da waspublished, in Bvo. price 10s. 6d boards,
QUALITY PORT WINES. - for irdierrnation relative to the present state of the Jain, Peni- -I
. THE PRINCIPLES of POPULATION and
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THOMAS and RICHARD ABBOTTS, No. 10, tender", Houses, and other places of confinement, in the linked •
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ISkinner-street, and .140, Oxford-street, respectfully inform Kingdom, and moved that the Lords be summoned for that ;
PRODUCTION investigated; and the Quations-Does
the Public, that they arc now selling their incomparable day.-Ordered.
Population regulate Subsistence, or Subsistence Population?-
OLD BOM RRTEIRO PORT. at £4 4 0 per Doz. Earl GROSVENOR expressed his intention to submit a me-
Has the latter, in its increase, a tendency to augment or Alibi-
OLD RORIZ PORT - - 5 6 0 thou to the House on that day se'nnight, respecting the erants of
nice the average quantum of Employment and Wealth /-And offices in reversion, and the existence of sinecure and useless i
AO. should Government encourage or check early Marriage? discussed. GENUINE,
;#E, By GEORGE PURVES, LLD. but fit for immediate Drinking - 214 0 places, with a view to the putting an end to that system. •
DITTO, 1812 Ditto - - 210 0 EDUCATION OF TIIE POOR.
" We are aware of the importance of a full discussion of the
DITTO, 1815, for laying down - 2 6 0 The Earl of ROSSLYN, pursuant to his notice, 1
DS principles of population and production in the present conflict- .„..e,
other . . description or wines in Stock, T.,
'del lug state of the public opinion on that great practical question.' ""' Every aettnp yva in 'Fe, and rose to move the second reading of the Bill on this
Bottle ; and In Dock, in Pipe and Hogshead.
-No. 31, Quarterly Review, October 1816, p. 56.
sto Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are speech at some length, in which he detailed the na-
Poo noster-row ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. . TO
daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS cute, object, and leading provisions of the Bill; par-
ket,
This day was published, in 4to. price L 1 1 is. 6d. boards,
prepared by DAY 'and MARTIN, they have adopted a new titularly those for constituting the Commissioners of
Dedicated, by permission, Inquiry, and the powers with which it was deemed
- TO the Right Hon. Wiatiall 111STMOS, Label in which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN, necessary to furnish those Commissioners. These
izes ATwiiithEATISE on RIVEinRgS ainrd
upe sal TORRENTeSh!
Is se conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an atten- being so repeatedly in detail before our Readers in
By PAUL FRISI,
dolls. this, and the difference of the type, whick is unlike all letter the course of the various discussions which took place
press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition.
A Barnabite, Professor Royal of Mathematics at Milan, Fellow on the subject in the other House of Parliament, we
nds of the Royal Society of London, Member of the Institute of Xise Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by
heir- Bologna-of the Imperial Academy of Sciences :a Petenbargh, DA and MARTIN, 97, High Rolhorn ; and retailed by the deetst it unnecessary to recite them. He expatiated
and of the Royal Academies of Berlin and of Stockholm, &c. and Principal Grocers, Druggists,
Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per- on the beneficial results which would arise from the . , •
Correspondent of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris turners, Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, iii bottles, adoption of the measure, and adverted to the good ~
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'EN To which is added, at 6d. lea. and is. 6d each. effects of the improved System of Education in the
ased An Essay on Navigable Canals; by the same. Translated by NERVOUS cpmrLA TNTS AND 'DEBILITY. Northern part of the Island. The Committee would
Major-General John Ganda, Acting Chief Engineer on the r,. late celebrated 1)r. FOTHERGILL, in the afford the most suitable opportunity of discussing in
Bengal Establishment. course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedlyLongman, detail the various provisions of the Bill. The Noble
such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that he was in-
-00. This day was published, price 2s. 6d. dueed to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef- Elul concluded by moving the second reading.
I°w- BLACKWOOD'S EDINBUR.GH MAGAZINE, fectual end permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here The LORD CHANCELLOR rose and took a
fir, . No. XI V. for MAY, 1819. offered to the public attention under the title of " Dr. FO- general view of the leading provisions and effects of
THERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the ha result the Bill, and which, in its operation, as the measure
Coxvniers-Description of the Patent Kalcidoscone, invented ppy
of his efforts ; by means of which he invariably succeeded in sub -
by Dr. Brewster-On Truth-The Fudge Family in Paris- then presented itself to the House, he was decidedly
duing and exterminating every ikarription of Nervous disorders
Time's Magic Leathern No. IV.-On the Qualifications of the
Speaker of the H— #d C-.-. The Craniologist's Review. and their various distressing affections, as Lowness of Spirits, of opinion, would be far more detrimental to thejn-
Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors,
~.,,,, No. I. Napoleon's Head.-Thoughts concerning Tythes--Onterests of Charity, than it could lie beneficial. His ‘i
Hypochondriacism, Extreme assitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits, Lordship adverted to the various and almost insupe-
n'_, the Aristophanic Comedy-C -Cassandra (from the German of \''
and every kind of debility or relaxation of the system. To those
n_u3, Schiller)-Letters to the Supporters of the Edinburgh Review;
mg No. I. To the Rev. Thomas Chalmers, ars-name W.l. unfortunately this afflicted, it is confidently recommended to use rabic difficulties which were felt, when cases of the
NTS the above inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured of kind, prominently •
contemplated in the Bill, came
! poles Letters to Mr. Montagu-The Tale of Ivan-Dialogue
ing immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it
u 2., I. on Natural Religion-Cautionary Hints to Speculators on et/tale
agu, the Increase of Crimes-Metrical Versions of the Psalms (coo- agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment assistance
before the Court of Chancery, even with the best
that could be obtained from the Master of in
of their health. the Rolls and the Vice-Chancellor ; and where such V
anu tinued)-Letter from Andrew Fairservice, jun. to Dr. Nicol Jar- /
sand, ,vie-Letter from a Friend of Mrs. Grant-On some popular Sold in Bottles, at 4a. 6d. Its. and 225. by Bunts and Sorts' questions were generally to be considered as referable ,
Chemists, No, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and
win Superstitions in Wales-Letter from Z. to Lcigh Hunt-l?rag-
-34, Saukville-street, Dublin; and all the principal Ilooksellers, s haw of
ment of a Fifth Canto of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage-Notices to the esistin r the country, and to the acknow-
that of the Acted Drama in London, No. V.-Phantasmagoria, No. I. Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom. ledged principle that the Crown was charged with •',
the Childe Harold, Canto IV. By Lord Byron.-Literary and LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. . i
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r the Scientific Intelligenc,-Monthly Register, &c. &c. the duty of attending to Charities so bestnwed. It
was also a principle to be observed, that the Trustees
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President
Printed for Wm. Blackwood, No. 17, Prince's-street, Edit:- :
t hi° bur • and •gh , Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row, Surgeon-Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. should meet with every fair and due protection; for
Governors-Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, lion. Colonel unless those persons were so protected from vexations
London.
J. Barry, M.P. John latouche, M.P.
suits and applications, it would be impracticable to
'• To Mrs. JOHNSON, 94, NEWMAN-STREET, OXFORD- THE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the
find an honourable Trustee to act. After observing
M. STREET, LONDON. above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of
the m .. ,
AD tM -I return you my best thanks for the glances, narbe understood as not
VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Corse- upon those points, his Lordship expressed his wish,
in order to htiere the Benefits that have resulted from that in so saying, he may .
AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, you so kindly it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing Mgh on the
admitting that the objects of the Bill should not be for-
gave me, for my little Boy, a child 9 months old---he bad been list of the Royal College from having directed his chief attention i
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Ad- seized with a supposed cold, and had a violent discharge at the to those Diseases. Mr. Eisessen conceives it a part of his official i warded 'ur that here were not still (whatever the ex-
t
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At.s, nose, which afterwards inflamed his eyes to such a degree, that duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the Royal Col- I tent comparativel speaking may be) great abuses ex- i,
tree- it was doubtful whether he would ever recover his sight, at the lege, published in Feb. 1816, as the only sure guide ; and that no , isting. They should consider the general principles of
I the same time his gums were very much swelled, end the Doctor assertion of persons assumirg such di:es and publicly advertising law and justice, as applying tgthe general interests of
less) lanced them without effect; but by the Ilse of a Bottle of year them, without being sanctioned by this 'Lisl/4.are to be credited. I
invaluable Syrup, in less than a fortnight his Eyes (which before The Annual Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove that these important institutions ; and above all, how far
win. ware supposed to be nearly obscured) became as bright as the some of the most dangerous Cases of STIMULI:I, DAIIILITY, and they could, consistently with these great princip.les:
fondest parent could possibly desire, and he had several Teeth other supposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organs, t give their 'consent to the Bill as it now stands. And
through with perfect ease. lam your obedient and grateful see- have been here radically and successfully treated. I as an individual, it was his conviction their Lord-
vain, S. Panay, 42, Great Si. Andrew-street, Seven Dials. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, - a
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red April 10, 1818. at his boaso-gi, Lotaaa CII,I6ILOTTS-frairr, 13ADVOILD•11INIANT I . ships could not consistently concur in the measure,
it received
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and unless some, great and. important altgra-
Newman-street ; and, by their appointment, of all the Medicine the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent to Ally tions: .
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Venders in Town and Country, at Is. 9d. per Bottle. part of the United Kingdom. into a Committee on the Bill.
He would not ooject.-to their Lordships going
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N.B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the poor, as usual, at her house , Just published, price 4,. Second FilPion, I Lord HOLLAND said, that the Bill went merely
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine till ten o'clock, Psateices Oaaraveescon on the abe.vc Di1e:15.'5,11 F. Kiernan,
)0/. by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper to certify end may be had at No. 174, Fleet-street; no, list-row;
that they arc real objects of charity. and 10, Crown -court, Soho. to appoint a Commission of Inquiry ; and as the
-1 Noble and• Learned Lord admitted that abuses did
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