 | 1784 - 722 pages
...error that a furgeon or butcher * (from the barbarity of their bufinefe) may be challenged as jurors. A ridicule has been thrown upon furgeons, from their...ridicule, however, arifes from the change in the barber's fitualion, and not that of the furgeon \. Before the invention of perukes, barbers were not employed... | |
 | 1784 - 536 pages
...that a furgeon or " butcher * (from the barbarity of " their bufine(s) may be challenged as " jurors. A ridicule has been thrown " upon furgeons, from their...•• been incorporated, formerly, with " barbers i from which union they " have but within <hefe few years fe11 parated thcmfelvcs. The ridicule, "... | |
 | John Walker - 1811 - 574 pages
...barbarity of their business) may be challenged as jurors. A ridicule has been thrown upon surgeons, from their having been incorporated, formerly, with barbers ; from which union they have within these few years separated themselves. The ridicule, however, arises from the change in the barber's... | |
 | John Timbs - 1858 - 274 pages
...might not be taken from their duties to their patients. " A ridicule has been thrown upon surgeons from their having- been incorporated formerly with barbers, from which union they have but within these few years separated themselves. The ridicule, however, arises from the change in the barber's... | |
 | John Timbs - 1869 - 280 pages
...might not be taken from their duties to their patients. " A ridicule has been thrown upon surgeons from their having been incorporated formerly with barbers, from which union they have but within these few years separated themselves. The ridicule, however, arises from the change in the barber's... | |
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... within these few years separated themselves. The ridicule, however, arises from the change in the barber's situation, and not that of the surgeon. Before the invention of perukes, barbers were not employed often in the low office of... 