Lady Spencer once remarked to the royal physician, Dr Warren, how bitter must be the reflections of medical men when they thought of a patient who would not have died but for their medical treatment. "Nay, my lady,'' said Warren, "there is a great balance of satisfaction. I hope to save you forty times before I kill you once !" ' The wise man is happy when he gains his own approbation: the fool when he gains that of others. ''Arthur," said a good-natured father to his young hopeful," l did not know till today, that you had ]been whipped last week." "Did'nt you, pa?" replied. hopeful. "I inVw it at.the time." • The number of visitors during the past year to the People's Palace at Sydenuam - '.amounted to the enormous number of over two millions. ■"'•.,'.''
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 129, 5 June 1867, Page 2
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