The spas of Germany / by A. B. Granville.

Date:
1839
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The spas of Germany / by A. B. Granville. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    Statues, rule for the site of, 98; colour of, 113,115 StaufiFenberof, altitude of this mountain of 5,138,139, 142 Stellberg hill, view from the, 395 Stephanie, dowager-duchess of Baden, 7, 16,28 Sternburg, Baron, his gallery of paintings, 359; Count Caspar Von, 361 Stollhofen, environs of, 3 Storcb, Dr., some account of, 163, 164; his opinion of the Gastein Spa, 168, 176 ; his death, 18 Strasburg, road from, to Baden, 1, 40 Straubinger, Peter, innkeeper at Gastein Bath, 162, 166, 172, 173, 184 Streintz, Dr., 185,191 Struve, Professor, artificial mineral waters of, 288, 309, 317, 318, 321, 347, 385, 422; gas-baths tried by him, and re- commended, 290, 291 ; his account of the Pullna water, 317, 319 ; also of the Seidschutz water, ib.; bis establishment at Dresden, 348, 349 Stuttgardt, city of, 48, 50, 91; its vine- yards and orchards, 49 ; its subterranean aqueduct, 50 ; palaces and institutions near, 80, 81 Suabian Alps, the, 82 'J'ables-d’hote, German ; Chabert’s at Ba- den, 25 ; at Munich, 110, 111; Strau- binger’s at Gastein, 187; at Carlsbad, 263, 264 ; at Marienbad, 279, 283; at Toeplitz, 335 ; at Bruckenau, 405 ; at Wiesbaden, 435; the summer ban- queting-room, ih. Taunus mountains, 34-2, 426, 450, 478 ; the Plateau of Taunus, 449, 462 ; S])a3 of the, 408, 411, 413; extent of this range, 411, 425 Teple abbey and abbot of, 270; the Teple- baus at Marienbad, 278,286 rivulet at Carlsbad, 223, 225, 230, 258,266 Theatres described :—the Baden company, 31 ; the King’s Theatre at Munich, 118 '1 hermometers, table of correspondence between the Reaumur and Fahrenheit, 553 Thorwaldsen, the celebrated sculptor, 100, 102; monument by, 132 Thunder-storms, 6, 155 'I’huringian mountains, the See-bergen, 356, 367; the Dreykleiss, 365 ; obelisk as a landmark, 367; the Spilzberg, ib.; the Schneekopf, ib, Tirschenreuth, town of, 214, 215, 271, 272 Titmanning, in Bavaria, 210 Toeplitz, route to, 312, 316, 322 ; the Poste, an hotel in the Lungestrasse, ib.; the Stadtbad, with a vignette, 324 ; the Girdlerbnd, 325; the Fiirstliche Herrn- haus, ib.; the public baths, ib,; their waters, 326; temperature of, ib.; prices of the baths at, 327 ; their medicinal virtues, 328, 331; analysis of, 330,332; the Prince de Clary, proprietor, 325, 333; hotels and table d’hOte at, 322, 334, 335 ; distinguished visiters, 323, 338; prices of provisions, 335, 336 ; the celebrated congress at, 338 Trap, rocks of granite and of, 46 Trauenstein, town of, 138, 139,140 Trembicka, Madame, 242 Trollope, Mrs., 199, 346 Trimberg mountain, the, 387 Tyrolian Alps, 137,139, 142, 145 Vandamme, taken prisoner by General Ostermann, 337, 343 Vineyards of the Rheingau, 449, 450, 453; the Rhenish wines tasted, 454 Voegler, Dr., of Ems, 482, 483, 489, 494, V495 Voelksersberg, monastery of, 399 Vohenburg, castle of the Margraves of, 295 Voice long extinguished, restored by bath- ing, 65 Ulm, description of the city of, 90 Untersberg, mountain of, 142,152 Unterriirkheim, village of, on the Neckar, 81 Waging, tower of, and the lake Waginger, 138,139 Waldsassen,Bavarian custom-house at, 215 Wal-Halla, at Ratisbon, vignette of, 212, 213 Wallenstein, Duke, his murder the sub- ject of a drama of Schiller, 295, 315 Wallerstein, Princess, 121, 190 Prince, 99, 190; conversa- tions with, respecting the cholera, 112, 127, 128 ; his castle at Schwandorf,214 Walther, Professor, of Munich, 127; medical remarks of, ib.; an eminent oculist, 128 Wambach, village at the Red Cross hill, 462 Wasserburg, ancient town of, 137 W ater, pure, on the supply of, to large cities, 350, 351 Watzman, mountain near Saltzburg, 153, 351 Weimar, the Grand Duke of, 360; ch.^- teau of the Grand Duchess Dowager, 197 Wellesley, Hon. W. T. Long, 243 Werfen, in a romantic region, 154; castle of, 195 Wenieck, Dr., of Saltzburg, 148; his inquiries in natural history, ib., 168 ; microscopic inquiries, 207, 235; his