Lives of British physicians / [Anon].

  • William Macmichael
Date:
1830
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Lives of British physicians / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    In lSiuo., price Is. bound and lettered, A GUIDE and POCKET COM- PANION through ITALY; con- taining a concise Account of the Anti- quities and Curiosities of that classical and interesting Country ; with a parti cular Description of the principal Cities; also, a correct List of Posts, Distances, Kates of Posting, Monies, Inns, Modes, and Expenses of Living, Manners and Customs, Directions to Travellers, with Medical Advice to Invalids, Prescrip- tions, &c. Ac. By \Y. C. BOYD, M.D. “ A most unassuming and sensible guide-book to the wonders of nature and art, of which the fertile fields of Ausonia present so exuberant a display. The descriptions, though necessarily brief, are lively ; and no objects of curiosity that a traveller ought to inspect, escapes mention. The work is accompanied with a useful and well-written Introduc- tion, the rides and prescriptions of which will be found of value to every one going abroad, whether they may happen to make Italy the object of their travels or not.”—Spectator, June 19. Printed for WTiittakek, Treacher, and Co., Ave-Maria Lane. At reduced Prices. In 1 vol. Svo. in cloth hoards, price 5s. Cd. 130SSANGE, BARTHES, and LOWELL’S GENERAL CATA- LOGUE RA1SONNE of FOREIGN BOOKS for 1830, with an Alphabetical List of Authors’ Names. B. B. and L. beg leave respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that from fresh Arrangements made witli their Correspondents abroad, they are enabled to lower the Prices of Foreign Books very considerably. The Reductions which have taken place are from 15 to *25 per cent, from their for- mer Catalogue; and they will continue to furnish all modern Publications at the same reduced Prices. This Catalogue contains a peculiarly rich Selection of ancient and modern AVorks on Divinity, Philosophy, Natural History, Fine Arts, Poetry, and the Drama; Biography, Memoirs, and all Classes of Literature, in the French, Italian, and Spanish Languages. For the convenience of Schools, their Catalogue of Elementary Works, and also their Italian and Spanish Books, DKASER’S MAGAZINE A FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY. Price 2s. 6d. The NUMBER for JULY contains : The Desperate System : Poverty, Crime, and Emigration ;—The Dead. By L. E. L.;—The Playhouses and the Players; —The Young Dragon. By R. Southey, Esq.;—The Lass o’Carlisle. By the Ettrick Shepherd ;—East India Question, No. 111.: Evidence before Parliament; — Evening, after a picture by Schiller ; — The Wounded Spirit. By D. M. Moir; —Animal Magnetism ; — Letter from Sir Morgan O'Doherty, Bart.;— Review of the Reproof of Brutus;—An Epigram; — Webster’s Travels and Burckhardt’s Arabic Proverbs ;—Poems to Distinguished Individuals, No. I. To Thomas Gent, Esq.: No. II. To the Rev. George Croly ; — The Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters, No. II. Thomas Campbell, Esq. Editor of the “ New Monthly,” being a full-length Portrait, with Biographical Notice; — Colonial Question: Parallel Cases of Esther Hibner and the Mosses; — The Case of Missionary Smith;—And why should I dream ? By Miss Jewsbury;— Robert Montgomery and his Critics ;— The Farewell of the Convicts;—Thoughts on the Wellington Administration. By Pierce Pungent ;—Election of Editor;— Death of the King; — Monthly List of New Publications;—Literary Intelli- gence, &c. James Fraser, 215, Regent Street, London; John Boyd, Edinburgh; and Grant & Co., Dublin. CONCLUDING VOLUME OF THE WORKS OF BURCKIIARDT. l\,f ANNERS and CUSTOMS of 1VJ1 the MODERN EGYPTIANS, il- lustrated from their Proverbial Sayings current at Cairo. By the late JOHN LEWIS BUllCKHARDT. Published by the Authority of the Asso- ciation for Promoting the Discovery of the Interior of Africa. 4to. 25s.
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