A Statement of Circumstances Connected with the Apothecaries' Act, and Its Administration

This pamphlet having been circulated with the last number of the London Medical Repository, and thereby having obtained an extensive circulation among general practitioners, it is needless for us to take any measures for detailing its contents. But we may be allowed to say, that we have seldom had our feelings wound up to a higher degree of indignation than in the perusal of this interesting document. The indefatigable zeal, the unremitting perseverance, the unbounded enthusiasm, with which Dr. Burrows has, for many years, advocated the cause of a numerous, useful, and respectable class of medical society, are too well known to require comment, here. But who will not blush for human nature, when he finds the generous exertions of such a man crossed*