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London, England, 1852-08-04 00:00:00

No. 11.

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Tilt CURE OF STRICTURE 0
in even its most Inveterate
Ales at once Simple, Safe, and Efficient,
and apparently Intractable Forms. To
NT OF SPERMATORR.;
wEhichis added, PRACTICAL
O,,,IISLIWATIONS ON THE TREATM
and Danger.
'CEA BY CAUTERIZATIDN i
BY F. D. COURT
of England.
Member of the Royal Col ege of Surgeons
only who know not
,„,.
._..e those on
Es Ine
~. ano,e who complain most loudly ar
EftisciAenycT
The practice of sur-
40w to use the common instruments •• • ' an indifference
Recut% has been marked with all kinds of violence,
for
operations and
about the simple cure of diseases, and a passion
Bell's Surgical
all the excesses and horrors of surgery."—John
Courtenay) has
Observations.—" In proof of his views be .---• Riven the history of a great many eases successfully
treated, as bad as any which Mr. Syme adduced, and on which hehad operated.
resisted, for a
Such ere eases ix., xi., xii., and xviii. No. iX. had finally
Period of twelve years, the treatment by dilitailion and was
both
removed in as many weeks. But cases xviii. and 'xiS• appe
a
r
'e
ag,
In duration, severity, and complication of symptoms, of
amor
the
gruvat4.l character than any detailed by Mr. Syme, and yet
p.,,.
treatra_ c:nt adopted b 9 . Courtenay proved e = 0214 SaCCW""
rtqq4llß LipXl, OU tho Luta= or 54i,ture. • -

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1.0 Analytical Investigation of the Physiology - - ; an
Marriage, in all the bearings in which-that in ti and Functions of
the health and happincos of Man, with its Disquad
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Impe-
diments, tracing their origin to the effects a
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Repro-
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E 7, BEDFORD-SQUARE, 110,/c7iox, .
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burgh, Honorary Member of the London. ospital Medical Society, -
Hail, London, Br.c fze
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have produced, more misery in Youth, degradation in
,man_
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other class of disease known to modern pathologists. The treatment
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V. 1
THE MARRIAGE STATE.
To be or not to he, that is the question.
"
TitoGhtshititt—,a and obligations of nature, society, and rah-
g'.oll regarding marl,/ age, to be observed by either
choice, on both sides, as to age, temperament, complexion, and
physical defectiveness egure, to' secure healthy offsn,with the art of rearing them.
sex, Time and
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By R. 3. CITLVERVMT,L. if.D. (1841), 3LBee's. (1827), L.S.A.
1824). Twenty-five
h.......Yeara ilta4ica; and Forensic Referee in these
coa,ters. Reception .-......
and its removal. Realty and its conversion,
zei Vi AnYl4lO/411tegont,,a±„.... , '
`Ni - ...,,
Evonings, i3cven till

appeared to
,uffer a green deal with her bead, and I bane
~* i.
By Mr. CLARRSON--1M mistress
see,
her repeatedly walking about in a state of grest ea,,end
ration. When she was well she was a very
.i_.'‘..
mother, and I never saw her commit any act ut.v.!.;
lence towards her children. I remember upon one
occasion that the children told me something a_b_r,
their mother having taken up a poker. She was "thy
much excited when ta=r husband was taken e be.
lunatic asylum, and also at his being sent home that
tore he was well, ano she. appeared to be afraidhe would commit some violence. lamof ' '' „ranion,
the
sags from all I saw of the prisoner's conduct daringand
time I sin her service, that she was not °
mind, and that at certain tithes she did not kr'ow what
she wa= doing. .
Mr. T. J. Sails said—l am a surgeon residing in
in cop'
Guildford. On the morning' of the 6th MaYI
t to the
sfquence of information I received, I
into the bed'
house of the prisoner, and upon going 03--- bed wet-
room I saw the two children lying on
tabeeated upon
tering io their blood. The prisoner was' -site wrung
another bed in a state of great agitation. ?
her bands `loafexclaimed, "What have ' done .
I
1 help it
have killed' my children. . could not d, use of
did not know what I was about." She,. Tid- not paY
other expressions of a similar kind, but 1
,ramine the
partienlar*attention, but. proceeded to e- time, but
children. I found them both . alive at °lit deceased
t.I ane was in_ a aesperate condition, and eebe brain was
dreadfully injured, and I saw at once that dtbeeoleatly
dylog. Her skull was fractured, an"
ha the
survive.
otzing out, arid it was impossible se-.e:ited, but she
Toe other child was also, seriously in/such as would
has since recovered. The injuries were in court.
be produced by the mallet I have.seehthe prisoner for
By Mr. CLAEKSoN—I have known.tfee Of observing
s.oine years,.and I have hdofiportu
her'conduct to her family and
afreeetionate, anxious,
alvvays appeared to me to be an - . s foi. her daugh-
and attentive .mother. Her fondness one, The ra-
ters was evident and palpable*to every 'the lunatic 'asy.
and she
moval of the prisonees husband Ibliiiidyr.en'He wasin
lam was a great calamity to the. family
a state of raving madness, ano_a
might be removed,
sign a certificate in order that he mfg me on that
and be was very much excited Tent, find mind
conduct
account. He was exaessively vi° .o called upon to
i the mind of the
created great terror and °arra .in
this act under
prisoner, and I believe she committed
a sudden impulse of distraction
moment the
is very possible that at the presentand that would be
"entertained' such an
prisoner may be perfectly sarite' • and mania. It
character of the
quite .in accordance with tar at the time. I
mania under which sbe, laboured
the state of the pri-
soners mind before this
to commit some
mended She shOuld never
impression that she was evilikmeley
then that she
act of frenzy. I had a c°llo
d
sonerin Octobel, and
she ':destroy herself, arid that
° P i n:ez
occurrence
tiv
let' :rfsetanto alone,
t hwaaitst hilt t wasre e
felt°luni3:l
and she hoped to get
an ilipre.sion that she Imil!,. and her child with her.
she ihould destroy herself
eeover, And she told me
Afte'
this'she appeared lc, r rocr,
her lead , better,
all nght Aavgi:.good deal
rnv opinion that at the time
II( Mr. KNarr—lt 1.6 —.child, she was iD such a
statcof mind as tote
the r Sonar destroyed
cured in liea
when she did it she did
her le to distinguish between
righ and 'wrong,,
not EUOW that she was co mining
surgeon . said he • con-
N.r. John Taylor, snot
expressed by a crime.
kr. Sells, aaith
_f the "prisoner, and ',her
regird to the condition u
milled the dreadful act,
stab of mind when she
9Ou'close of the case ,fur the
14. CLARKSON, at
tai©
efeeling and eloquent .addresi,
proecntion, made a most.
unfortunate client. That
to
,he jury on behalf of his au instrument fright,
tileUtlhappy prisoner bad, with
1 the opinionit that'flitting.

The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but recom-
mended him to mercy. He was then sentenced to
three months' imprisonment, without hard labour, and
to pay a fine of 51, and Si. costs of suit.
Gertrude Welling ton was indicted for the wilful
murder of her male infant child at Luxlien.
The prisoner, upon being called upon, said, "I am
not guilty; it was not my child."
Mr. Cole conducted the case for the prosecution.
Mr. Poulden, at the request of the Learned Judge,
watchfd the case on behalf of the prisoner, who other-
wise would not have been defended.
We give the facts of the case as detailed in the
evidence.

'eThhn Smith—On the morning of Sunday, 111'Y
21st, I Went to a pond near Mr. Parkyn‘'e h"°e' at
Nantcowen, to pick watacresses. I saw what sp.
peered to be the arm of a child. I took it °tit
The child
pond and went and informed Mr. PArkyns• of the
was naked. I saw a fleshy substance
child as I took it up. fen from the
the p' and and saw
Robert Parkyns.:—l "went to
the child lying by, tip, , side
.of it. . I, had the child
taken to the constables.'
The following day Pasco
brought ft skirt •to me. it Way in a very dirty,
filthy state. The prisoner had live 4 with me for tell
months.
„root of Mr. P 314-:,- ni. j
John Pasco—l ern a .
was employed to oleo out this pc.iiid en the Monday

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