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find the terms used ** synonymous , and to iheolog i ** wnf tltf aanie as to ) J * ilc # opkixe i or to tie addicted to the stuflie * of nature . " Those must have been very old time *; beyond the memory of man , as the lawyers ? ay ; notwithstanding the example of the author , and a wry few others , we perceive po
ayniptoms of their return . A History of the Presbyterian and General Baptist Churches
in the frtst of Kngland . By Jerom Murcli . There is little in this volume to interest the general reader ,
hut the members of the religious denominations to which it relates have great reason to thank the author for the labour and care which lie must have exercised in its production . His task of compilation and selection ha * been executed in a very creditable manner . Some of the facts which he has brought to light are entitled to considerable weight in the legal contest pending between orthodox and heretical Dissenters for possession of the endowments of the old Presbyterian chapels .
The Analyst , No , 14 . The Analyst is transformed from a weekly into a quarterl y periodical ; its spirit remains the same , and it is still the wellconducted , sensible , and useful journal that it has been from its commencement . Its contributors generally know how to say , what they do say , to the purpose , and without being say , wiiat tuey ao say , 10 me purpose , ana witnout oeing
offensive towards those who think differently . Natural History and Science continues to maintain its predominant share of attention , accompanied by a fair diversity of other topics . The series of Papers ( with the first of which this number commences ) , on the effects of certain mental and bodily states on the Imagination , promises , from the j > ortion before us , to be of considerable interest .
Practical Anatomy of the JVerves ami Vessel * supplying the Head , Neck , and Chest . By E . Coek . Such a manual as this must be a very useful help to the Student of Anatomy . By taking- the vessels in the order ia which they present themselves to the dissector , he has the
information just when he wants it , and is enabled to go on with his book and his subject together , instead of having to reverse the arrangement of the Treatise , to ipake its instructions correspond with the employment of his scalpel . A Popular Manual of the Art of Preserving Health , By J . H . Davis , Surgeon . A Popular Treatise on Diet and Jlegimen . By W . H .
Bobertson , M . l > - Both these publications have the same purpose , and that * very ii * eful Qiie , and of universal U * tereet > as the reeutT umv perceive
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1836, page 126, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2654/page/62/
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