Practical Treatise on Diseases of Infants and Children
A broad eighteenth century catalogue item announces publication of a practical treatise on infant and child diseases with causes and cures based on experience and national authority. The notice lists editions, copper plates, and price in pounds shillings, along with publishers in London and references to other scholarly works and children’s books by Newbery and associates.
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John Newbery
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Ingenious pentenens merit discussed in Essex case
The printer reports a letter to defend the merit of an ingenious pententen and recounts a severe accident near High Easton. William Mead and his brother fell from a horse at Lapstead fair. The boy suffered a dislocation of the thigh that resisted initial treatment. Surgeon Mr Bird eventually reduced the bone. The son shows signs of recovery and aims to regain full use of leg and thigh.
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Miss Chapman
Norwich
John Silvertop
Minster Acres
Vast European War News Flows From Copenhagen To Georgia
Reports from Copenhagen and Paris detail naval actions, troop movements, and diplomatic shifts. Russian and Ottoman tensions rise as ships are sunk and ports closed, while Sweden and Denmark crown etc. Political realignments reach Ireland, Poland, and Georgia, with promotions, bankruptcies, and stock prices noted.
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