Search Results: Science Medical from Sophie Dupre

at Saville Street, Burlington Gardens, saying he is "much flattered by the honor" of his "card of invitation, and will be happy to attend his evenings", 1 side 6¾" x 4½", address on conjugate leaf, Wimpole Street, London, 30th April a little light browning, small nicks in top margins from opening seal

sending her "12 Powders of Bryon for your dear baby", with directions, "then less & less frequently as the febrile symptoms viz. heat, frequency of pulse, flushing of face, thirst & hurried respiration give way", with some "Nux v[omica] solution" for herself, 1 side 16mo., 46 Great Marlborough Street, London, 15th July 1846, together with a letter from his fellow homeopath Joseph BELLNOMINI, to "Madam" thanking her for introducing him to her husband and saying that he hears "with satisfaction the powders I gave him had a favourable effect, and I hope those I here enclose will relieve his pain again. The first to be taken is Dulcamara, which should be allowed to act undisturbed for 24 hours, the second, Mercury, may be taken afterwards, if Dulcamara has not removed the pains entirely, and in case Mercury also should not thoroughly succeed you may give him Pulsat. Of course exposure to bad weather and especially to wind must be carefully avoided.… Read More

saying he must "after all give up the pleasure of being with you tomorrow", having "contrived to pick up a cold with the usual bronchial worry", which prohibits "socialism of the agreeable kind... I am very sorry thus to play truant" from "under your auspices... a very pleasant gathering", 2 sides 7" x 4½", Grove Lodge, Cambridge, 14th July laid down by blank fourth side

regretting he will "not be free in Sept[emb]r to accept" his invitation, but wishing him "all success in your work", 1 side 7" x 4½", Medical Council Office, 299 Oxford Street, London, 12th July small mark in top blank margin

the writer on public health, naming him "my valued Friend and pupil... who after his residence with me as an Apprentice, obtained prizes from the Society of Apothecaries & the Borough School of Anatomy, etc", and praising him as "an humane Man & a Gentleman", 2 sides 4to., 5 Spring Gardens, London, no date, watermark Goodday published 'Prophylaxis for the Million: or the Prevention of Disease and Dropsy' in 1858, 'The Sabbath: the first Sanitary Agent', 2nd ed. 1860, and 'Hooping Cough: its Proper Teatment', in 1861. About the time of the present testimonial he was seeking employment as a surgeon under the Poor Law Bill.

for ear drops, including zinc chloride and glycerine, 1 side part printed 4¼" x 7", 36 Weymouth Street, W., 15th December tear neatly mended on blank verso with stamp paper Lennox Browne was well known as adviser to famous singers, and with Emil Behnke wrote 'Voice, Song and speech' (1883).

to D. Watkin Hughes, no place, no date, circa