A collection of all the papers, relative to the alleged adulteration of the Cheltenham waters : without comment or observation, leaving it entirely to the dispassionate reader to make his observations thereon : containing Dr. Neale's letter ... . To which is added a reply by James McCabe.

Date:
[1820]
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Credit: A collection of all the papers, relative to the alleged adulteration of the Cheltenham waters : without comment or observation, leaving it entirely to the dispassionate reader to make his observations thereon : containing Dr. Neale's letter ... . To which is added a reply by James McCabe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by University of Bristol Library. The original may be consulted at University of Bristol Library.

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    In reply to which Doctor Neale sent forth the subjoined appeal— To the Public. A Printed hand-bill having appeared this even- ing1, bearing the signatures of three persons, styling themselves proprietors of the mineral waters of Chel- tenham, wherein, after garbling and misquoting' a passage in Dr. Neale's pamphlet, these persons gra- tuitously and spontaneously apply it to themselves, and charge Dr. Neale with haviug preferred a ma- lignant and atrocious fabrication against them:— Dr. Neale hereby repels the charge upon its authors with the contempt and indignation it merits, and pledges himself to produce the most satisfactory evi- dence in support of his pamphlet, whenever, these three personages shall bring forward the question in a tangible form, to be discussed before a British court of justice, where only, as they well know, the whole truth can be fairly and properly investigated, and all the requisite witnesses examined upon oath. ADAM NEALE, M.D. Cheltenham^ June 13, 1820. This was followed up on the part of the propri- etors by a requisition for a public meeting:—viz.