| Item Description: | A satirical advertisement against Dr. Hutchinson, with particular reference to his "worm medicine" and "cuckoo plaster". Dr. Hutchinson was apparently a fervent supporter of the medicinal properties of Harrogate waters, and was denounced in this and other tracts for both quackery and profiteering. - Dated at end: "Worm Hall, Knaresbro', Jan. 26, 1796. - English Short Title Catalog, T226944. - In this issue, there is no rule under "To the faculty", and there are four lines of quotation, beginning: "Long have I reign'd unrivall'd in the town. - Reproduction of original from British Library. - Turned chain lines |
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