Scott (the Prince's medical attendant) was then called, and stated that the Prince was killed by eighteen assegai wounds, any five of which would have been fatal.
That was a decent young chap, that medical fellow," he said.
The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence and exonerated Lennon from all blame.
Medical Missions in Persia have already worked wonders, breaking down opposition, winning friends even amongst the most fanatical.
We had been appointed to open a Medical Mission in this city, and as soon as our temporary residence in Isphahan was finished, proceeded to our original destination.
It was a request that the Medical Mission should not be withdrawn, as it had been such a boon to the inhabitants of the city.
After we left he went to India, where he took a medical course, and is now a fully qualified doctor practising in India.
Then my husband was appointed to open Medical Mission work there.
This principle has, I believe, been adopted by all our medical missionaries, and fees thus earned go to help in making the work self-supporting.
Barely had we managed to get the little Medical Mission well started when circumstances connected with my wife's health arose that forced us to leave at a moment's notice the people we had learnt to love.
But his medical attendant pronounced his disease incurable; he lingered a few months, conversing to the last, during the intervals of pain and feebleness, with a resignation and intelligence quite endearing.
Without any knowledge of Seguin's labors, he arrived substantially at the same conclusions, and devoted his leisure to medical study, in order to grapple more successfully with the problem of the instruction of idiots.
He was employed by me as physician to render medical services to the civil employees on the expedition.
That morning I was moved to a hospital and received medical attention, and soon after I was sent to a private house occupied by the wife of one of our soldiers, where I received every care and was made comfortable.
The wounded Mexicans even from Encarnacion were removed to Saltillo for medical care.
What course should Christian Scientists take in regard to aiding persons brought before the courts for violation of medical statutes?
I have by no means encouraged students of the Massa- chusetts Metaphysical College to enter medical schools, [30] and afterwards denied this and objected to their entering those schools.
He entered the medical school, and several other students with him.
Anybody and everybody, who [10] will fight the medical faculty, can join this league.
By rendering error such a service, you lose much more than can be gained by mere unity on the single issue of opposition to unjust medical laws.
That was the sum of what he taught her of his medical profession.
Professor Ludlam, the dean of Hahnemann Medical College, of Chicago, Ill.
It is better to be friendly with cultured and conscientious medical men, who leave Christian Science to rise or fall on its own merit or demerit, than to affiliate with a wrong class of people.
Silvers, of Ohio, in the Philadelphia Medicaland Surgical Reporter, recommends ergot in headache, especially the nervous or sick headache.
The inflammatory symptoms which generally follow must, be treated by a medical man.
Death-rates will very largely increase, and it is probable that a new disease unknown to medical science will make its appearance.
If the medical glory of the Athenian college continue to decrease as it has done for some time, that college will soon become, like the Athens herself, a pensionary upon the law and the politics of Scotland.
But for the celebrity of her professors, the Athens possesses no advantages as the locality of a medical school.
A gentleman whose medical skill cannot be praised too highly, except, indeed, it were exalted at the expense of his other excellent qualities, and particularly his charity to the poor.
Surgical and medical aid had been afforded him in due course.
But he did not request their gaolers to afford him any medical aid, though, had he done so, it would have been readily granted.
Kelaart of the army medical staff[1], which is by far the most valuable that has yet appeared on the Singhalese fauna.
Towards these the leopards are certain to be allured; and the medical officers are obliged to resort to increased precautions in consequence.
Hector having some business to transact for his father at the chief town, and the dominie, who we found had a considerable amount of medical knowledge, offered to go if he could be spared for a few days.
By the time we were wanted, Bracewell, thanks to the dominie's medical skill, had almost entirely recovered.
Black Partridge proposed to take the little one to Chicago, where there was now a French trader living in the mansion of Mr. Kinzie, and procure some medical aid from him.
Great virtue is supposed to be added to all medical prescriptions and applications by a little dancing, so, the dressing having been applied, the grandmother fell to dancing with all her might, round and round in the lodge.
The winter was passed in London, where Shelley walked a hospital, in order, it is said, to acquire some medical knowledge that might be of service to the poor he visited.
When he was seated in the medical man's waiting-room, it seemed to him that the doctor was going to pronounce his doom.
The medical man proceeded to auscultate his patient.
He did not send Jacques to fetch one, the visit of the medical man would have cost him too much; he drove thither in his phaeton.
Despite their own difficulties, they extended help to the numerous refugees coming over, established receiving camps and medical units for the sick.
For medicalpractice she worked at a children's dispensary.
Sisters were established in different villages, sometimes entirely isolated, where they issued provisions and gave medical care to the peasants.
Analysis of advertising in all its forms had inspired Average Jones with a profound contempt and dislike for the cruelest of all forms of swindling medical quackery.
Only a quack medical concern looking for a stall to impress their come-ons," explained Waldemar.
It is worthy of remark, that the Austrian medical officers send the valetudinary among the soldiers to these baths from a very great distance.
They have been so, but to their detriment asmedical schools.
And they won't get it unless the medical examining bodies are connected into a distinct degree-giving body.
The Opening Address at the London Hospital Medical School, 1884.
With respect to the former, it had been proposed that medical degrees should be conferred, not by the university, but by a union of the several colleges concerned.
I should hand over the whole business of medical education and graduation to a medical universitas to be constituted by the royal colleges and medical schools, whose doings, of course, would be checked by the Medical Council.
But what is to be expected when a man accepts a lectureship in a medical school simply as a grappling-iron by which he may hold on until he gets a hospital appointment?
I do not suppose it will do much good, but, at any rate, I thought I ought to try to prevent their making a mess of medical education.
The dictum may fairly be extended from medical knowledge to general information amongst the many headed of England; and the Publisher, when rejecting a too recondite book, will repeat parrot-fashion, The English public is not a learned body.
In a few days he felt himself quite recovered without any medical treatment whatever.
No charge is made for Policy Stamps or Medical Fees.
From the little farmhouse hospital I was sent on in an ambulance train to the hospital at Springfontein, where all the nurses and medical staff are foreigners, all of them trained and skilful.
Their medical men fight as hard to save a British life or a British limb as medical men in England would battle to save life or limb of a private person.
Medical men in their service I found very much akin to medical men the world over.
We carried him into our lines, and handed him over to our medical man, though even as we gathered him up our scouts came galloping in to tell us that a big body of British troops were advancing to cut us off from our main body.
No difference is made between the two in regard to accommodation--food, medical attendance, nursing, or visiting.
At the Bloemfontein Hospital everything is as near perfection, from a medical and surgical point, as any sane man can hope to see.
She lived under the iron rod of the medical science of our forefathers, and took yearly four precautionary doses, strong enough to have killed Penelope, though they seemed to rejuvenate her mistress.
We won the fight for the medical inspection of the schools that has proved such a boon, against much opposition within the profession, from which we should have had only support.
