Homoeopathy and its principles explained / [John Epps].

  • John Epps
Date:
1850
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Credit: Homoeopathy and its principles explained / [John Epps]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECT. V • they will bring before the House the point whether or not the law, which allows the coroner to appoint his deputy, in this case, viewing the position held as judicial, a stripling, should be repealed; for the electors of Middlesex, it is certain, would not have selected Mr. II. M. Wakley as the coroner had the choice been left to them ; they chose Mr. Thomas Wakley, but did not consider that such appointment enabled the father to postpone their selection of another coroner, if lie found himself unable for the performance of the duties. The Committee have the pleasure to add, that the expenses incurred in the defence of Mr. Pearce, amounting to nearly two hundred pounds, have been supplied by the friends of homoeopathy, and Mr. Pearce has not had to pay anything; and although the treatment he has endured is one truly pain- ful, he will feel satisfied in the fact, that such treatment has excited a general expression of indignation, and has, as pro- ducing such a state of the public mind, done much to pro - mote the progress of that truth which Mr. Pearce has served so faithfully. FINIS. PRINTED BY JOHN TRAPP, BUDGE ROW, LONDON.