London Chemist's Prescription Book, 19th century

Date:
1847-1848
Reference:
MS.7692
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Description

Prescription book of an un-named London chemist's business, based apparently in the West End. Prescriptions are issued on the instructions of various medical men; most frequent are the names of Denis Cronin (Leicester Place), Francis Edward Hicks (Henrietta Street) and J. Harrison (Albany, Piccadilly), while Benjamin Travers (1783-1858) and Benjamin Collins Brodie (probably the elder (1783-1862)) also occur occasionally. Among the patients are some minor members of the aristocracy.

Publication/Creation

1847-1848

Physical description

1 volume

Acquisition note

Purchased from Mr. Ronald Baker, February 1999.

Location of duplicates

Photographs of the entries for 12 November 1847 and 30-31 December 1848 are held by Wellcome Images as L0060691-2

Finding aids

Database description transcribed from Richard Aspin and Christopher Hilton's typescript supplement to S.A.J Moorat's Catalogue of Western Manuscripts

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Accession number

  • acc. 151113