SANITARY CONDITION OF LEAMINGTON.

The Leamington Waters

The Saline Waters of Leamington

Dr. Jephson of Leamington Spa

Barrett, looks highly competent, but he appears to have had little business, and may have gone for a time to Jamaica (p. 74). In 1764, however, he was back in London, working once again on the interminable Gravid uterus project. In 1778, he and his (bastard?) son Andries published a book of engravings after curiosities of natural history in the British Museum, the Museum Britannicum, in the tex...

The Principles of Sanitary Tactics

The Sanitary Commission of Bengal

"Indian Medical Gazette" may be written as legibly as possible, and only on oxb sidk of each sheet of paper. Technical expressions ought to be so distinct that no possible mistake can be made in printing them. Keglect of these simple rules causes much trouble. Communications should be forwarded as early in the month as possible, else delay must inevitably occur in their publication. Business le...