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... disease, depended on the pressure of the tumour clear, as well that inflammation of the spinal cord itself occurred first at Easter. How far the patient’s fall two yeare previously might have been an exciting cause of the origin of the tumour, cannot decided ...
... and the Christmas Recess, in the second Collegiate Term, commencing in the month of February, and in the interval between Easter and Trinity Law Terms. By order of the President, Robert John Kenny, Registrar. Queen’s College, Cork, September 6, 1854. ...
... mentation ? 17- What articles of vegetable food have been most frequently known to give rise to of poisoning ? 18. What articles animal food have been frequently known to give rise to symptoms poisoning? 19. What is Liebig's theory of the nature of the poisoning ...
... raged in Germany and France, and soon afterwards similar epizootic appeared in Ireland. In 1252, there was great drought from Easter to Michaelmas, followed by murrain England {Slow's Chronicle). This murrain is said by other early writers to have been caused ...
... PROGRESS OF THE PHARMACY BILL. consequence of the delay occasioned by the Easter recess, the Select Committee on the Pharmacy Bill has not concluded its labours. Five sittings have been held, during which evidence has been received from physicians, surgeons ...
... further delay in the meetings of the Council; and that even if bad met three weeks later—that is, after the expiration the Easter parliamentary recess—our objects, so far legislation is concerned, were more likely to attained than by meeting at the present ...
... House will rise on the 7th of April, and for a week before that date officials, ministers, and members will, of course, have adjourned their attendance, and no direct negotiation with the Government will be available until after the Easter Recess, when ...
... in for this digression, I must return to the subject this paper. The 2nd of April, the day I visited M. Kicord’s wards, was Easter Monday and the French, like the English, make it a °l lay; there were a few beds vacant, but the following is the resume of ...