The Mercurial Disease Inquiries by Andrew Mathias
A printed 18th century medical inquiry on the history and nature of mercury induced disease in humans. Authored by Andrew Mathias surgeon to the Queen and Westminster Lying-in Hospital with royal and medical appointments. Published in London by John Catlow at 10 Crown Court Princes Street Soho.
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Righton
DART
Brighton
London
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England
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Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme
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Earl of Sorkrey
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D. DL
All Souls College
Oxford
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Generel
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J. Ingram
University of Oxford
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Scotland
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Scott
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Gentleman's Magazine
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Dispatch on Machias capture from Sherbrooke to Bathurst
A colonial dispatch dated Oct 24 1814 reports Sherbrooke forwarding Colonel Pilkington’s official account of the Machias capture. The letter lauds Pilkington and his troops for discipline and conduct, detailing the Penobscot Bay voyage and landing near Bucks Harbour.
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Colonial Department
Downing-street
Earl Bathurst
J. C. Sherbrooke
K. B
Halifax
Pilkington
Machias
C. J. C. Sherbrooke
Penobscot Bay
Royal Artillery
60Th Foot
Bucks Harbour
Hyde Parker
Stanfell
British take Machias and fort after night march
The British force under Lieutenant-Colonel D Kin gton seized Fort O Brien and the Machias batteries after a night march. They captured two field-pieces and twenty-six pieces of ordnance, while the militia in Washington county agreed to lay down arms, transferring the area to British control with no British casualties. The operation involved Major Tod and the 29th regiment, with naval support from Bacchante and Tenecos.
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O’brien
25Th
60Th Regiment
Tod
40Th
Machias
Bouchier
Royal Navy
Royal Marines
Welchman
Brewer
Washington
New Brunswick
Lower Canada
Hodge
Bacchante
Bruce
Royal Artillery
Daniel
A. Pitxinetox
J. C. Sherbrooke
K. 3
Dikington
East Machias
J. Daniels
Hoyal
Admiralty Letters from Cochrane on Caribbean and Chesapeake Actions
Letters transmitted to Joan Wilson Croker from Vice-Admiral Cochrane detail: Captain Phillot's Primrose destroyed the American privateer Pike off Savannah with 85 aboard. Lieutenant Crawford recaptured the Landrail after a chase by the privateer Syren. Sir Peter Parker dispersed and destroyed a major stores depot on Maryland's eastern shore. Lieutenant Crease reports boats from Menelaus capturing two large boats and a schooner laden with wood near Bush River, with swift destruction after grounding.
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Sir Alexander Cochrane
Joan Wilson Croker
Phillot
Savannah
Pike
Baltimore
Richard Crawford
Wasp
Landrail
Syren
Sir Peter Parker
Menelius
Poole
Chesapeake
Maryland
Henry Crease
Menelaus
Lieut
Pearse
Sth
Bush River
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West India Islands
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