Excerpt from Observations on the Topography, Climate, and Prevalent Diseases, of the Island of Jersey: The Result of Meteorological Observations, and General Practice, During Thirteen Years

The political history of Jersey may now be considered an exhausted subject, having been amply illustrated in every point of view by many writers, ancient and modern. Of its institutions, privileges and customs little could be said that had not already been told oftentimes, whether by historians, econo'mists, or the gentlemen of our local press. Its beauties too have been ably portrayed by that popular writer, the late Henry D. Inglis, the general merits of whose work on.

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