Memoirs of life and work / by Charles J.B. Williams.

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1884
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    HOD Hodgkin, Dr. Thomas, 45, 145, 273 Holiday Tours— Wales, 284 ; Cader Idris and Snow- don, 285 Scotland, Argyllshire Highlands, Isle ofSkye, and Aberdeen Highlands, 285 ; Isles'of Bute and Arran, 286 Ireland, VVieklow Mountains, Lakes of Killarney, and Gleugarifte, 285-6 Khine, Homburg, 286 Swiss Tours—Effects of mountain- climbing, 287 ; directions for foot equip- ment, indiarubber shoes, 288. Tours with sons—Bernese Oberland, Grimsel, and Rhone Glacier; Zermatt, Monte Kosa from Val Anzasca, Monte Moro to Saas, 289. Tours with daughters— Glarus and Klonthal, Engelberg and Trllbsee Alp, Reicheubach and Grimsel, Seelisberg, Thusis, and Via Mala. In the Engadin, Morteratsch, Val Roseg. Piz Languard, and the Maloya and Bernina Passes, Bormio, Santa Caterina and the Stelvio, 290 ; Brcuil, St. Theodul, Becca di Nona, 290. Metrical description of tour in the Oberland, and over the Simplon to Domo d'Ossola, 291-6 ; view of Val d'Aosta after a storm, 296 Tour in Pyrenees ending in fever at Luchon, 291 Refreshing and invigorating effects of mountain tours, 287, 296 Winter tour in Italy, 886. See Italy Tour in Eastern Germany and Austria, 396-400 Holland, Dr. Charles, 16 ; manager of Royal Institution, 76, 153 — Sir Henry, F.R.S., obituary, 422-3 Holies Street, Cavendish Square, second residence in London, 140 Hullond, Rev. Edm., 179 Holmes', Mr., ' System of Surgery,' 161 note ; Lord St. 'Maur's case, 364-71 Holt, Thomas, 189 Holy Scriptures, study of the, 493 et seq.; commentaries and manuals, 493-6; adequacj' of, 493 Hiimaopathy, denounced as a fallacy, in theory and practice, 254. Its funda- mental dogmas {Similia similUms, and ivfinitesimal viKdication) contrary to facts. Its practice fallacious and in- conclusive, 255. Fatal results of its de- lusions. Refusal to consult with a hmnccnpath, as abetting dangerous error, 256. Modern homcenpuths, not holding Hahnemann's doctrines, guilty of deception, in using his terras, and obtaining monev under false pretences, 256 Home, Professor (Medicine), 12 Hooke, Dr., first experimentalist of Royal Society, 451 Hooker, Sir Joseph, P.R.S., 440-3, 458- HtTL 60; Author's reply, on tiie illiberal and unwarranted innovations in the Roval Society, 461-2 Hope, Dr. James, 16; experiments and work on the Heart, 102 ; criticisms on them and others, 102-104 ; his back- wardness in research, 102 ; his assistance to Author, 105; his misstatement and appropriation of experiment.s, 106-8; ' Replies to Statements in Mem. of Dr. Hope,' 106, &c.: his last experiments, 110 note; his diagnosis of valvular murmurs failing, he adopts Author's, without acknowledgment, 129; his mis- understanding and hostility; opposition to his election in consequence of his unpopularity; withdrawn on finding the medical officers would vote for him; attempts at reconciliation frustrated; College of Physicians refuse to arbi- trate ; further irritation from tone and temper of Dr. Hope's third edition, which led to rejoinders, regretted by Author, although correct in fact, 131, 132, 155 — Professor Charles T. (Chemistry), 12, Hoppus, Rev. Dr., Prof, of Logic, U.C.L., 144 Hopwood, Robert, 211 Horseback journey with wife to Tun- bridge WeUs, South Coast, &c., 117 Horse exercise for ladies, 114, 314 Hospital, St. George's, 27 ; became Gover- nor, 75; candidate for office of Ph}'- sician, but withdraws, 130 ; letter from Dr. Chambers, 132, 279 ; old building, 279 ; dinner for rebuilding, Duke of Wellington presiding, lines on, 279 note ; Anti-Lancet camp, 318 — for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest, 178 ; founded by Philip Rose: his consultations with the Author and others, 179 et seq.; Author ap- pointed Consulting Physician, 181; history of Hospital, 180-3 ; enlarge- ment and present condition, by Dr. C. T. Williams, Physician to the Hospital, 183-6 — University College, Author appointed first Physician to, and Proliessor of Clinical Medicine, 139; work and lectures, 142 ; improvements in, 144 ; hospital fees relinquished by Professora, 146 ; relatit)ns with officers, and mis- understandings, 212, 243, &c. Hospital practice, Edinbui-gh, 121 ; fees for in London, 146' Hospitals, London, 27 ; Parisian, 27 Ilounsell, H., 242 House Physicians, relations with, 212 Howth, Countess, 439 Hudson, Dr., Dublin, 113, 415 Hulke, Dr., at Duke of Welhngton's funeral, 263