...promote the unity of his churches, and the conversion of a dying world. Presuming on this indulgence, I hope you will allow me to make a few remarks on the question, Whether the evangelist's office, taking the word in the strict acceptation, ever existed...

...Houlton :— TO THE EDITOR OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL. 87 Lisson Grove, October 31st, 1842, SIR, — I hope you will allow me to make a few remarks on some purls of your number for September. This I consider I have a right to expect, ns my avowed, and...

...GENTLEMEN, — The case of Evans \. Evans, in Chambers in Chancery, is of so much importance to suitors that I hope you will allow me to make a few remarks on it. One might have hoped that a Judge in Chancery would have acted upon as well as taken a more equitable...

...10. MR. URBAN, — Seeing that thcpages of your valuable magazine are open to antiquarian researches, I hope you will allow me to make a few remarks on the above subject, being one of those curious and quaint customs that has, like many others, become obsolete....

...their adherents.*' POPULATION. ( 334 ) POPULATION. [From the Morning Chronicle, Sept. 13.} . SIB, "IF you can spare a small space at this anxious crisis,...has been asserted, that a nation should grow no more men and women than it can feed. Now, Sir, although I cannot think that we have a right to thin nations,...

...Iloulton :— TO THE EDITOH OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL JOUKNAL. 87 Lisaon Grove, October 3lst, 1842, SIR, — I hope you will allow me to make a few remarks on some parts of your number for September. This I consider I have a right to expect, as my avowed, and...