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Parliamen lary History of the Ckrunty of Sussex . * B r W . t > . Cooper . A clear aad attract acc ^^ frgm the earliest periods ^ m the county of $ ii&wv ( * and its several fcatoughs and risque ports ; together with lists of their representatives , compiled from the best authorities . Great diligence has beenexefceised ftp all matters connected with the disputes oh the right of voting in tl ) $ cinque ports , and much information collected of general interest * as weft as of local utility .
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Alphabet of Zoology Electricity , 8 fc . Orr and Smith . This age we live in is eminently characterised by the facilities which it affords for acquiring-every description of knowledge ; even the paths of science are weeded ot the technicalities hy which they were once obstructed , and present a ready access to all who wish to explore them . Tb * Alphabet of Zoology and Electricity are parts of a series ofelementary
farcmHim which-may be regarded as so many guides to the most ftjteresti » $ and popular sciences . Already have appeared the * Alphabet of Insect * , Botany , Gardening , Chemistry , &e . / Ae individual dud collective meriU of which consist in the accnuwyo / tfte mfbnaation they contain , and the simplicity of dietioa in which it is conveyed . Unlike Guides hr genet *! , If we may be allowed to speak as old traveller * ^ fhe kaoviBigttlHty eoortmmieate is in every sense valuable , and their charge exceedingly moderate .
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EgecU of Veratria and Acomtinc By Dr . A . TurnbulL Is ia ^ ngMnnwy fifc ago s ince the Ge rauui and Fren ch chemists contrived to extract the active principles of certain plants , whereby they obtained , as- i * were , the very essence of a number of medicinal agents
whicj | ware found to act in minute quantities with the greatest efflcaty and power . The study of vegetable chemistry thence derived a practical interest whkk it never before possessed ; and in this country to Dp . Tttrasull , and abo to Dr . Sutherland , the profession and the £ iiWfc havfe bsra itosstly deeply indebted . They have discovered that vetatria , tV 6
seta ** principle of the meadow saffron , and aconithne , the active ptincipte of xsumkAooA ^ fomem specific virtues in effectually curing the stttbbdfti sad jfatpesspng wtrisdioii of tic douleureux , paralysis , rheumatism , and o&cr ehfOBiO'affipetions ^ under which hitherto the victim of pafn has writhed without any hope of permanent relief . The cases they have
detailed are in the nighest degree interesting and satisfactory ; and we hope Drs . Turnbuli and Sutherland will persevere in exploring an arcanum wherein they may reasonably expect to find other vegetable principles * which , juroperly employed , may mitigate or entirely alleVifct * many other sufferings incident to humanity .
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A Grammar of the French Language . By S . Brookes . TitMr Gramm a * Is introduced by a very sensible and interesting preface , dustfiibittg what the author terms the Conversational Method of Teacli inff Lftngtisjge , ' wMek is based upon the following principles deduced ham ths opemtfons of naturet I . To teach nrst in the maternal | s ^ r gp * g * wfasi ^ W lrtsfcitk 3 pdpH to acqui re in a foreign : % To repast qpop , tinusJIy the foreign conventions for those ideas till they are acquired by
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1835, page 291, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2644/page/67/
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