The works ... To which is prefixed a short account of his life. Including also the origin of the Veterinary College of London / [Ed. by G. Penn?].

  • Charles Vial de Sainbel
Date:
1795
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Credit: The works ... To which is prefixed a short account of his life. Including also the origin of the Veterinary College of London / [Ed. by G. Penn?]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    rected him to request of the subscribers to their veterinary fund, the transfer of their subscriptions to the assistance of this society. On the 22d March, 1792, it was resolved, that a temporary stabling for fifty horses, and a forge house for shoeing, should be built on a piece of ground, near Pancras, which had been previously taken for the use of this institution. On the 26th April following, it was resolved, at the request of the professor, (to do away any doubt as to his abilities or character, he being a foreigner) That a committee, consisting of Sir George Baker, Dr. Crawford, and Dr. Pack- wood, together with Mr. John Hunter, Mr. Cline, Mr. Home, Mr. Vaux, Mr. Sheldon, and Mr. Peake, be desired to examine M. de Sainbel,. as to his qualifications in veterinary medicine and surgery ; and that Earl Morton, Lord Heathfield, and some other noblemen and gentlemen, be re- quested
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