Before me, kind sir, is your very obliging letter in which your politeness has induced you to overrate my abilities, and to apply to me encomiums which justly belong to my late illustrious and ever to be revered namesake,' whose character you wish to emulateand a better model I am certain you could not have chosen in the whole catalogue of medical worthies. Tho' much pressed for time with a lar...

Dear Weekes I suppose you begin to think I have almost forgot there is such a place as Hurst, at least that it is now inhabited by any person I know; however, I assure you that is not the case. I am sorry to hear of the Death of poor Tom Wadg's Wife; it must be a great loss to him; the Puerperal Fever is certainly a terrible disease, and since I have attended Dr. Clarke's78 Lectures on Midwifer...

15th July 1836 My dear Sharpey, The day before yesterday I got a summons from Carswell' to see him in some way or other as soon as possible and when I called on him I found you were the subject of conversation. From what he said I think there is every likelihood ofyour being chosen by the Council of the London University, but of course we can have but a very imperfect notion at present. The Fac...

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