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... March 3 , 1592 , at the age of sixty - three years , and was buried in the inner chapel of New college . His works are , A Brief Dis- course of certain Medicinal Waters in the County of Warwick , near Newnham , Lond . 1587 , 12mo ; A ...
... March 3 , 1592 , at the age of sixty - three years , and was buried in the inner chapel of New college . His works are , A Brief Dis- course of certain Medicinal Waters in the County of Warwick , near Newnham , Lond . 1587 , 12mo ; A ...
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... March 1511. He enjoyed these high dignities but a few years . In his death there was some- thing remarkable . Godwin , after Paulus Jovius , relates the circumstances thus ; being at Rome in 1514 , he was taken off by poison , which was ...
... March 1511. He enjoyed these high dignities but a few years . In his death there was some- thing remarkable . Godwin , after Paulus Jovius , relates the circumstances thus ; being at Rome in 1514 , he was taken off by poison , which was ...
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... march to Con- jeveram , to form a junction with colonel Baillie , who was on his march thither from Guntoor . Baird , with his regiment , was amongst these forces , and when Munro was informed by Baillie , that he had been attacked by ...
... march to Con- jeveram , to form a junction with colonel Baillie , who was on his march thither from Guntoor . Baird , with his regiment , was amongst these forces , and when Munro was informed by Baillie , that he had been attacked by ...
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... March . In this year he accompanied the troops sent with admiral Gambier's fleet to Copen- hagen , and during his continuance there was twice wounded , although not se- verely . On his return home he was appointed to the command of " a ...
... March . In this year he accompanied the troops sent with admiral Gambier's fleet to Copen- hagen , and during his continuance there was twice wounded , although not se- verely . On his return home he was appointed to the command of " a ...
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... Bakics for a distinguished reward . When Ferdinand determined to march home through Bohe- mia , the inhabitants of Prague refused to let him pass ; but Bakics sabred them , with the aid of his hussars , and slew a great many 34 BAK BAK.
... Bakics for a distinguished reward . When Ferdinand determined to march home through Bohe- mia , the inhabitants of Prague refused to let him pass ; but Bakics sabred them , with the aid of his hussars , and slew a great many 34 BAK BAK.
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Page 8 - He bequeathed also, 300/. to the Society for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of Medical Men, of which he was the president.
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