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Charles Dickens' London is reimagined for the 21st century. Twenty-four hours in the life of a city that has 371 people in every square kilometer, where every street and square shelters heroes and villains, emotional turmoil, violent allegiances, adventures, the remarkable and the everyday. Olivier Award-winning playwright James Graham forges a uniquely crowd-sourced play, incorporating scenes by emerging writers into his own sweeping narrat...

Excerpt from The History of MassageFurthermore, says old Hippocrates in his aphor isms: Anatripsis can bind and loosen, can make ¿esh and cause parts to waste. Hard rubbing binds, soft rubbing loosens, much rubbing causes parts to waste moderate rubbing makes them grow. These words seem like revelation to any one who has had much experience in massage, and the literal fulfilment of them may be observed when the necessary previ ous conditions e...

Excerpt from The History of MassageFurthermore, says old Hippocrates in his aphor isms: Anatripsis can bind and loosen, can make ¿esh and cause parts to waste. Hard rubbing binds, soft rubbing loosens, much rubbing causes parts to waste moderate rubbing makes them grow. These words seem like revelation to any one who has had much experience in massage, and the literal fulfilment of them may be observed when the necessary previ ous conditions e...

Excerpt from Massage, Manual Treatment Remedial Movements: History, Mode of Application, and Effects, Indications and Contra-IndicationsThe early use of massage in fractures, its surprising effects upon the opsonic index, and its possible and probable relation to the theory Of'the neurons, all add lustre to the fame of our subject and ought to stimulate investigators to further research.While pictures give some idea of the corrector incorrect ...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 11: Cases Decided From 15th March, to 1st November, 1901Motion referred to the Full Court. - Where a. Motion before a single judge is referred to the Full Court, the motion Should not be set down on the Full Court paper, but should be moved by counsel when motions are called for.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.fo...

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Excerpt from Mildred McElroy, or a Tale of Stenographic LifeThe wasting sunlight of a June day was kissing the dark green vines which overhung a white cottage in The City of Elms when a golden haired girl came slowly up the ¿ower-bordered walk. She was thinking, for the large blue eyes were downcast. She seated herself on the lower step of the porch, where her mother was sew ing, and looked up at her sorrowfully.About the PublisherForgotten Bo...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 10: Cases Decided From 28th March 1900 to 11th April 1901Under similar circumstances Real J. Con firmed the alteration Oi the Memorandum of Association upon a resolution In the following terms That the memorandum and articles of association be altered SO as to enlarge the company's operations within the British Dominions beyond the colony Of Queensland, and that the directors Of the company...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 9: Cases Decided From 22nd April, 1896, to 22nd March, 1900Building Society Unregistered association - Petition to wind up society under Friendly Societies Act of 1876 (40 We No. 13) Jurisdiction of Court under s. 193 of The Companies Act, 1863 (27 Vic., No. - The B. Building Society was registered under The Friendly Societies Act of 1876, but not under The Building Societies Act of 1886. O...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 7: Cases Decided From 15th February, 1896, to 22nd March, 1897During the hearing of the appeal a question arose as to the construction to be put on certain findings of the jury, which depended on what had occurred during the course of the trial. The hear ing of the appeal was adjourned in order that the court might communicate with the judge who tried the case. The questions sent to him and...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 9: Cases Decided From 22nd April, 1896, to 22nd March, 1900Building Society Unregistered association - Petition to wind up society under Friendly Societies Act of 1876 (40 We No. 13) Jurisdiction of Court under s. 193 of The Companies Act, 1863 (27 Vic., No. - The B. Building Society was registered under The Friendly Societies Act of 1876, but not under The Building Societies Act of 1886. O...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 10: Cases Decided From 28th March 1900 to 11th April 1901Under similar circumstances Real J. Con firmed the alteration Oi the Memorandum of Association upon a resolution In the following terms That the memorandum and articles of association be altered SO as to enlarge the company's operations within the British Dominions beyond the colony Of Queensland, and that the directors Of the company...

Excerpt from The Queensland Law Journal Reports, Vol. 7: Cases Decided From 15th February, 1896, to 22nd March, 1897During the hearing of the appeal a question arose as to the construction to be put on certain findings of the jury, which depended on what had occurred during the course of the trial. The hear ing of the appeal was adjourned in order that the court might communicate with the judge who tried the case. The questions sent to him and...

Excerpt from Recent Developments in Massage: Historical, Physiological, Medical and SurgicalThe mere fact that massage is mentioned in the treat. Ment of certain diseases in the Contents of the Chapters, is no sign of its approval or condemnation. But if reviewers will take the trouble to read what is written anent the same (which few of them ever do), they will see what is said.Those who are interested in massage will find it a great convenie...

Excerpt from Recent Developments in Massage: Historical, Physiological, Medical and SurgicalThe mere fact that massage is mentioned in the treat. Ment of certain diseases in the Contents of the Chapters, is no sign of its approval or condemnation. But if reviewers will take the trouble to read what is written anent the same (which few of them ever do), they will see what is said.Those who are interested in massage will find it a great convenie...