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MILITARY GENTLEMEN.
A soldier is by virtue of his calling gentleman, from a General to a drummer has the privilege of mingling in any society unquestioned, however inferior be ...
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Off Rio Janciro. Feb 21, 1823.
The ship Hibernia, from Liverpool bound to New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, having accidentally caught fire in lot 40 40 S and long 20 30 W on the 5th instant ...
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—On Friday last, a young man, of the name of Dunn, son-in-law to Mr. Storey, of Whitburn, farmer, impudently ventured upon one of ...
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AUSTRALIAN SURGERY.
Mr. BLAND'S attention was drawn to the subject by case of dislocation of the femur backward and upwards, when he adopted the following instead of the usual procedure. ...
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LOSS OF THE HIBERNIA.
The following documents, with copies of which we have been kindly favoured, will afford the reader every information concerning this truly melancholy and ...
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II LIGATURE OF THE SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY, IN SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES. BY Mr BLAND.
If is not a little honourable to Australian surgery, to be able to boast of a successful cure of axillary aneurism by so formidable an operation as ligature of the subelavian artery. We can do ...
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Male Convict Ship Lotus.
SIR,—I have to acqu[?]nt you, for the in formation of the Lieutenant Governor, that the Lotus put into the port of Rio de Janeiro on the 12th of February, in consequence of ...
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WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
The following most extraordinary phenomena in animal magnetism, have lately been observed at the hospital Della Vita, at Bologna. A patient in the hospital is subject, every third day, to ...
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