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... mountebank, with the genius of sedition, to unite the masses in a simultaneous howl on the occasion of some imaginary remedy for actual suffering. Never was there a people so easily led in masses as Irishmen: never were men so difficult to guide as individuals ...
... Lawless. From No. 7to 14, the places were all taken by Irishmen, Mr. R. W. Forsayeth, son of Dr. Forsayeth of Templemore, taking 9th place. The lion’s share of the rest of the list is absorbed by Irishmen, and who carried off 23 out of the whole number of ...
... will have an organ at their command which will disseminate their teachings and practice, not only amongst the profession the United Kingdom, but to every part of the world wherever the English language is spoken. While we are thus enabled to give our readers ...
... Out of the eleven competitive appointments then open to all qualified medical men, no less than eight have been obtained Irishmen, of which six have fallen to the share of Students in the School of the Royal College of Surgeons. This is result sufficiently ...
... bringing to light the good deeds done by the Jan uart 29, ISG'J. distinguished Irishmen who have passed away, with the view of inciting and encouraging more illustrious Irishmen who are to tread in their footsteps. He has also done justice to the University ...
... a subscriber. SERVICE IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MEDICAL PRESS. Sir,—ln your publication of 11th January, 1863, headed Medical Service in the United States Army,” there is divulged a letter from J. A. Lynch ...
... windfalls than as a prize to be won by meritorious exertions. When the happy recipients of official confidence are reckoned units, there is no room for appointment of doubtful propriety to “pass in crowd,” especially when the public service and the interests ...
... far to explain these figures. In Norway the food is very poor in nitrogen, and the proportion of blind is lin 540. In the United States it is superior, and the ratio is but 1 in 2,489. Another reason why little reliance can be placed on the potato as ...
... deservedly and by universal consent advanced ?—are reasons, strong and cogent, to induce the members of that profession to unite in one body, determined to uphold their own dignityto consult for the weal, not only of the present but of the coming age ; ...
... pockets, still they may enlist one or two. If we could command the steady, unflinching, and independent exertions of one or two Irishmen, we should be quite content. Here follows the article which has elicited these few observations : Oar medical contemporaries ...
... Census re.urns show that there are mote irishmen requiring medical Irishmen, in other words, all shapes and kindnow that Incumbered Estates and monster shops have earned Englishmen to Ireland larger number of Irishmen oi London than there U in Dublin. We ...
... D., Professor Chemistry and Mineralogy, Trinity College, Dublin, &c. Dublin . Hodges and Smith, 1850. Pamphlet, pp. - 27. Irishmen are too much disposed to seek in other countries the advantages which attention to her vast natural resources might develop ...