Catalogue of a portion of the valuable library of Henry Spencer Smith, Esq. F.R.C.S. changing his residence; comprising important, rare and curious medical and surgical works ... which will be sold by auction, by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge.

Date:
1878
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Catalogue of a portion of the valuable library of Henry Spencer Smith, Esq. F.R.C.S. changing his residence; comprising important, rare and curious medical and surgical works ... which will be sold by auction, by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    J V 7 y&r?// Vi y,k w/. !F 7^'^ (^ ]|kIiNEBAL Watees—continued. 113 Berkeley (Bp. G.) Letter to T. P[n’or] on Tar Water, 1744—On the Lise and Abuse of Tobacco, 1720 — Bentley (E.) Remarks on Gulliver’s Travels, Camb. 1735—Address to the Broad-Bottoms, wants frontis- piece, 1745—Description of Richmond Gardens, cuts, n. d.; and other scarce Tracts in the volume 114 Simpson (W.) on Fermentation, and on the Sulphur- Bath at Knarsburgh, 1G75—Linden (D. W.) on Chaly- beate Waters, old red morocco, 1748—Stock (J. E.) on Elfects of Cold Water, Bristol, 1805—Leigh (C.) Pthisiologia Lancastriensis et Tentamen do Minerali- bus Aquis, 1094—Boyle (Hon. R. )on Mineral Waters, 1084-85 (5) 115 Walker (J.) on the Waters of Harrogate and Thorp- Arch, 1784, with A. Fothergiil on Cheltenham Water, Bath, 1788, in the volume—Piggott (G. W.) on the Harrogate Spas, Harrogate, 1850 — French (J.) The Yorkshire Spaw near Knaresborow, 1052—Lankester (E.) Account of Askern and its Mineral Springs, 1842 (4) 116 Relhan (A.) Short History of Brighthelmston, with Remarks on its Air and Analysis of its Waters, extremely scarce, 1701 117 Cayley (G.) Synoptical Table of the principal Mineral Waters, Bipon, 1809—Walker (f. D.) Dinsdale and Croft Sulphur Springs, Darlington, 1835—Byfield (T.) Artificial Spaw, 16S4—Jones (J. R.) and J. Pryse, Radnorshire and Breconshire Springs, Llanidloes, n. d. (4) 118 Lempriere (W.) on the Chalybeate Spring at Chall, Isle of Wight, view, Newport, n. d.— Capper (W.) on Horwood Well Water, 1807—Johnston (J.) on Wal- ton Water, Worcester, 1787—Andree (J.) on Tilbury Water, 1737 — Buchanan (C.) Healing Waters of Bethesda, a Sermon at Buxton Wells, 1811—-Virtues of Glastonbury Water, 1751 (0) 119 Eowzee (L.) Queens Welles, Tunbridge, two editions, 1056-71—Walker (A.) Fire out of Water, Sermons at Tunbridge-Wells, 1684—Grew (N.) de Natura Salis in Aquis Ebeshamensibus, 1695—Description of Epsom, 1711—Russel (R ) On Sea Water and on the Mineral Waters in Great Britain, 1700 (0) 120 Braun (J.) Curative Effects of Baths and Waters, 1875 121 Bullar (J. and H.f Winter in the Azores and a Summer at the Baths of the Furnas, 2 vol. plates 1841 C 1 h ''7 /. /o . i
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