Medicine in 1815 : an exhibition to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the end of the Napoleonic wars, 15 April to 31 December, 1965.

  • Wellcome Historical Medical Museum and Library.
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[1965]
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Credit: Medicine in 1815 : an exhibition to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the end of the Napoleonic wars, 15 April to 31 December, 1965. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    9. Medical bulletin on the health of George III, dated from Kew House, 9 February, 1789, signed by S. R. Warren, F. Gisborne, and F. Willis. 10. Letter signed by George III from Kew, 30 April, 1801, mentioning that Sir Hyde Parker is to be relieved of his Command and is to be replaced by Lord Nelson. 11. Medical bulletin on the health of George III, dated from Windsor Castle, 2 February, 1811, and signed by H. R. Reynolds, Henry Halford, M. Baillie, W. Heberden, etc. 12. Medical bulletin on the health of George III, dated from Windsor Castle, 13 February, 1811, written entirely by William Heberden, and signed by him. 13. Autograph letter, signed, by Queen Charlotte, addressed to the King, 29 September, 1812, alluding to the trouble between the Prince Regent and his wife and daughter. 14. Autograph letter, signed, by Queen Charlotte, addressed to the King [1813]. The Queen forwards a petition for a pension from the widow of James Wyatt (1746-1813), the architect who built the Military College at Woolwich. 15. Document dated from Carlton Palace, 21 March, 1821, signed by Everard Home, Henry Cline, Astley Cooper, and B. C. Brodie, stating: We are unanimously of opinion that the tumor on His Majesty's head should be removed. 16. Document signed by George IV concerning the medical examin- ation of convicts sentenced to transportation, 30 October, 1823. Anti-Invasion Posters 1803-5 17. Third edition. Bob Rousem's Epistle to Bonypart. London: Printed for J. Asperne. 18. BRITONS, The Period is now arrived, when it is to be discovered whether you are to be FREEMEN OR SLAVES. Printed by W. Glindon for J. Ginger, 169 Piccadilly, where all Patriotic Publi- cations may be had.