... not yet considered it necessary to organise an hospital for the reception of patients. In reply to some remarks by Mr. J. Grattan, Lord Althorp was understood to say, that the military would not be employed in Ireland except in the preservation of pea ...

... preserved along with the arm, and the following explanatory statement wrote, in the year 1752, by Mr. John Graham, Woodhall Hall:— Ralph Thorsby, Esq. writes his ' Book of Curiosities,' that the most noted all curiosities the hand and arm, cut off at the elbow ...

... county of Radnor, Mr. John Banks, the 75th year of bis a ...

... SOUTH WAI.*. —Sir Edward Hamilton, Trebinshun, Hart.. John Lloyd, of Dmas, Esq.; and Joseph Bailey, of Glanusk-park, E«j. i: —Thomas Davies, of Eaj. ; Francis Thomas Gibb, of Hondrefertn, Esq.; and John Lloyd, Alltyroden, Esq. Carmarthen-shirk—Edward Rose ...

... the midland, southern, and eastern counties. There is one case, that of John Balls, who died Northamptonshire, on the sth of April, 1705, (if it be true), aged 126; a case of John Wilson, of Warkingworth, Suffolk, who lived to ; and we have just seen the ...