Climate Change and Consumptive Patients Abroad Observed
A medicalient note by Dr Clark surveys favored European and nearby locales for consumptive patients. It catalogs Lisbon Marseilles Aix Montpelier Nice Rome Geneva Lausanne and Naples with varying salubrity, winds, and winters, citing cases of expatriation and urging prudent selection over fatal journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Meathord
Clamate
Stothins
Vincene
Cnil
Eabidi
Edo
Wien Yoniacivan
Bordeaus
Inni
Phisia
Irance
Florence
Downes
Italy
Alps
Murope
Lave Leon
Lisbon
Jus Bern
Madvira Bog
Smtden
Tu ‘Tope
Marseilles
Endow
Aix
Montpelier
Re‘gard
France
Paris
Mdinurgh
London
Elivres
Axanot
Ville Raven
Nice
Paylin
Apponines
Kis
Lixtere
Strasburgh
Villa Franca
Europe
Rome
Europaet
Eleadatus
Agiant
Liero
Xeuk
Geneva
Lausanne
Clarke
Marine
Bay of
Naples
Berkely
Crete
Nico
Eoa
Yen Sane
Cornwall
Abstinence testimonies on long fasting across history
A compilation of ancient testimonies on extreme abstinence cites figures from various sources. It notes individuals in Normandy, Venice, Germany, and Spain who reportedly lived without food or drink for extended periods, some for years, and mentions legendary claims about Louis the Pious and others. The piece also includes anecdotes about Byron, Bergami, and a humorous exchange on translating to convey medical dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jing
Petras de Albano
Normandy
Alexander Benedictus
Venice
Judectus
Clausius
Fulia
Albertus Krantzius
Uilduanus
Sylvius
Spain
Nurnome
Germany
Deverttus
Lord Byron
Haly
Bologna
Florence
Bergami
Utroa
Frederick Morel
Lidaaus
Morel
Antler Messenger
Red River Colony Letter From Hudson Bay Trader
A correspondent linked with the Hudson Bay Company reports Red River Colony travel from York Fort through a waterlogged voyage across thirteen rivers and nine lakes to Lake Winnipeg. He describes harsh winters, short springs, pestilential locusts, scarce grain, and buffalo sustenance, noting a population under eight hundred of Scotch Highlanders and barter trade as the main method of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Company
Red River Colony
Wadeon Bay
York Fort
Phiy
Hudson Bay
Lake Winnipeg
Red River
Kuglen
Europe
America
Canada
England
Magland
Habeas Corpus Motion for Children of Haye
Mrs O Connell seeks writs to free Thomas and Elton Haye from Santry and Kevin Street schools. Widow of Nicholas Haye, former coachman to Col Rogers, she argues Catholics should rear her children in their faith. Despite funds and prior placement by Miss Rogers, authorities refuse reintegration. motion granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Santry
Kevin Street
Asattee Achuols
Thomas Haye
Elton Haye
Elinor Haye
Nicholas Haye
Col. Rogers
Ordnance Department
Athem
Motiou
Lamentable accident and eerie encounters in York and Carlisle
A block of Victorian village news recounts Miss Alice Tilburn's death after a tarred rope stretched across a road causes her horse to bolt and plunge. Her father James Tilburn dies in grief shortly after. A Carlisle tale features a Dyer hunted by a pale astral rider near the Deanery. Other items report an escape by Captain Delamothe at St Pelagic, a fictitious novel plot, and curious scientific notes on dissection galvanism and fever inquiries in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muangrous
Allce Tilburn
James Wilburn
Wiggington
James Cook
Cabaldwick
Miss Tilburn
Yorkshere Gazette
Carlisle
Ciurs
Woodsworth
Rylstone
Delamothe
Massa
Constitutioner
St. Pelagic
Avivsier
Peren
Rue St. Victor
Mavtoan
12D Highlanders
Shaingarden
Limerick
Will invalidated in O Dougherty v Carpenter Consistory Court
In London on Nov 36 the Consistory Court heard that the will of late Lt. Col. O Doherty was likely invalid due to insufficient evidence of fraud. A settlement to declare intestacy was agreed with each side bearing own costs. Judge Sir John Nicholl noted the paper could not be proven and approved a decree against the will with parties paying their own costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Dogherty
Carpenter
O'Dogherty
Og Eno
Sir John Nicholl
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Literary Intelligence
Pall Mall
Hedtine
Mets
Cory
Rei River
Lome
Court OF King's Bench
Pspar
Fcion
Scarlatt
Durham
Durham Chronicle
Court of King’s Bench
York
Gatvashc
George Thom
Aberdeen
Truxiry Cortece
The
Medical Society
University
Historical Society
Mr. Carey
University of Dublin
Trinity Dulage
Cork
West Indies
Hoyland
Plymouth
Formoy
Consistory Court
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