...in our own dwellings, equally as imperatively as of our tawny ones in the wilderness, and of both, on this side of the Atlantic, as well as on the other?* * The aboriginal Americans have offered their civilized brethren a most beautiful and instructive lesson...

...% II %% A i la the appearance of this volume, we have another significant token, that Unitarianism, on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other, is rapidly fulfilling the predictions of the friends of the bible. It is advancing, in the full blazonry...

...in our own dwellings, equally as imperatively as of our tawny ones in the wilderness, and of both, on this side of the Atlantic, as well as on the other? * * The aboriginal Americans have offered their civilized brethren a most beautiful and instructive lesson...

...Boston. 1833. In the appearance of this volume, we have another significant token, that Unitarianism, on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other, is rapidly fulfilling the predictions of the friends of the bible. It is advancing, in the full blazonry...

...America, the throne of England had been occupied by sovereigns of the Stuart Family, the influence of whose arbitrary principles tended to increase the...them ; and several of the governors appointed by the crowii occasioned great uneasiness by their oppressive measures. 2. A number of Englishmen, after having...

...group, is one of the most remarkable. It is characteristic of the lower stage of the Silurian system on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other, where it is widely spread through the states of Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and on the banks of the...

...used in France, as its seed could be easily imported, and there can be no doubt that it would grow on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. Another use to be made of the pitch pine, is one to which the Scotch pine, which it much resembles,...

...America, the throne of England had been occupied by sovereigns of the Stuart Family, the influence of whose arbitrary principles tended to increase the...occasioned great uneasiness by their oppressive measures. their return to Great Britain, prejudiced the king and council against them. Of these no one so much...

...America, the throne of England had been occupied by sovereigns of the Stuart Family, the influence of whose arbitrary principles tended to increase the...was also felt on this side of the Atlantic as well aa on the other. The colonies were repeatedly alarmed by the danger of losing their charters, which...

...our new cotemporary will have a long and a useful career, and that it will find a large circulation on this side of the Atlantic as well as on the other. The Hahnemann Medical Society. Twelfth Ordinary Meeting, 17th Dec., 1850.— The discussion on Ling's system...