...was no case of hydrophobia. It is impossible for the most charitable mind to devise any excuse for Dr. Inglis's interference, except a wish to injure...follows up with a headlong attack upon homoeopathy in general, and upon Dr. Fletcher in particular. " It is now," says Dr. Inglis, " so far as I can remember,...

...was no case of hydrophobia. It is impossible for the most charitable mind to devise any excuse for Dr. Inglis's interference, except a wish to injure...follows up with a headlong attack upon Homoeopathy in general, and upon Dr. Fletcher in particular. " It is now," says Dr. Inglis, " so far as I can remember,...

...and also contains much valuable information concerning the deadly drug by which Cook was poisoned. It would be out of place here to enter into the details of the circumstantial evidenee, which alone was sufficient to convict the prisoner ; bat we shall confine...

...and also contains much valuable information concerning the deadly drug by which Cook was poisoned. It would be out of place here to enter into the details of the circumstantial evidence, which alone was sufficient to convict the prisoner ; but we shall confine...

...not so." Sufficient is said here to prove that at that time soap-making was no inconsiderable art. It would be out of place here. to enter into the details of soap-making, because perfumers do not manufacture that substance, but are merely " remelters," to use...

...their union, are the outward signs by which the Brethren recognise each other throughout the world." It would be out of place here to enter into the details of the working of Jhe Brotherhood ; of its two grades, " Associates" selected with care from the outer world,...

...has, in consequence of that law, been entirely thrown into the hands of our continental neighbours. It would be out of place here to enter into the details of soap-making, because perfumers do not manufacture that substance, but are merely " re-melters," to...

...has, in consequence of that law, been entirely thrown into the hands of our continental neighbors. It would be out of place here to enter into the details of soap-making, because perfumers do not manufacture that substance, but are merely " remelters," to use...

...children by modern school-teaching, in which, doubtless, many present have taken a keen interest. It would be out of place here to enter into the details of that controversy ; I only wish to point out, how largely it all ultimately turns upon the serious deficiency...

...concerned, the contract system has, mainly on grounds of expense, been confined to Indian coolies *. It would be out of place here to enter into the details of the system, which has been carefully organised by the English government, in order to preserve the freedom...