Suchergebnisse - Smith, Hugh

Public health and community medicine for the allied medical professions

Atomic radiation dangers and what they mean to you

Phenomena at the temperature of liquid helium

On Clausewitz: a study of military and political ideas

South African military colours: 1664 to 26 May 1994

Harrington and his Oceana

Academic dress and insignia of the world: gowns, hats, chains of office, hoods, rings, medals and other degree insignia of universities & other institutions of learning

Academic dress and insignia of the world: gowns, hats, chains of office, hoods, rings, medals and other degree insignia of universities & other institutions of learning

South African military colours: 1664 to 26 May 1994

Foraminifera from the Wagonwheel formation Devils Den district California

The fresh-water fishes of Siam, or Thailand

Free farming to meet free trade

The poetical miscellany of moral's and religion

The United States Bureau of Fisheries: International. Fishery Congress Washington, 1908. Its Establishment, Functions, Organization, Resources, Operations, and Achievements

Letters to married women, on nursing and the management of children: By the late Hugh Smith, M.D

A treatise on the use and abuse of mineral waters: also rules necessary to be observed by invalids who visit the chalybeate springs of the old and new Tunbridge Wells. Together with some remarks on the immoderate use of sea water. By Hugh Smith, M. D. Author of the Family Physician, And of Letters to Married Women upon the Management of Infants, with a View to prevent the Diseases incident to Children

South African military colours: 1664 to 26 May 1994

Letters to married women

Answers for Hugh Smith: grandson of the deceast Hugh Morton miller at Towermill, and Robert Smith taylor in Ayr, his factor; to the petition of poor William Mackay, journeyman shoemaker in Galstoun

The family physician: being a collection of useful family remedies. Together with plain and full directions for administering them, and properly nursing the sick, where the advice of a physician is difficult to be procured. To which is added, A Short Account of those Cases in which Bleeding and Blisters are really serviceable. By Hugh Smith, Apothecary, At the Chymical Warehouse, the upper End of Cheapside, leading into Newgate-Street, London: Where The Medicines herein recommended, are faithfully prepared in Boxes, convenient for Families to take into the Country, and for those who use the Sea to take on Shipboard