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PHOTOTHÈQUE
HOMÉOPATHIQUE
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Mr
Peter STUART (1814-1888)
Source : “The life of Peter Stuart” – Courtesy
of Francis Treuherz
Peter Stuart, J. P. –
Liverpool – UK.
From a Portrait by Edwin Long, R. A.
Date of Christening: 1815 Apr, 02
at Liverpool St Peter, Peter Stewart of Peter Stewart & Ann.
Source : “The life of Peter Stuart” – Courtesy
of Francis Treuherz
Source : “The life of Peter Stuart” – Courtesy
of Francis Treuherz
Dr. Peter Stuart (? –
1917).
He lived and died a pure Hahnemannian Homœopath.
Source : “The life of Peter Stuart” – Courtesy
of Francis Treuherz
Concluding portion of a
business letter, showing the character and vigour of Peter Stuart’s
handwriting.
Source : “The life of Peter Stuart” – Courtesy
of Francis Treuherz
ORSINI
STUART, the elder of two sons surviving, takes a great interest in
Homœopathy, and is on the Committee of the Liverpool Hahnemann Hospital.
Source : “The life of Peter Stuart” – Courtesy
of Francis Treuherz
MAZZINI
STUART is the younger surviving son of Peter Stuart, and was made a
justice of the Peace, in 1910, for the City of Liverpool. During the riots
of 1911 he spent several nights with the troops in St. George’s Hall, and
more than once slept on the floor of the Crown Court. He was born at Ditton
and educated at the Liverpool Royal Institution and abroad. He is a keen homœopathist,
and, in conjunction with his brother Orsini, is
the donor of the freehold property known as Hahnemann House, which adjoins
the London Homœopathic Hospital. In making a gift of Hahnemann House his
idea was to provide an Hahnemann Museum, which would become a centre of
interest to all Homœopathic doctors. He has also contributed a number of
Hahnemannian relics, which form the basis of a permanent collection. His
generosity in the cause of philanthropy covers a wide and catholic range. He
takes a deep interest in commerce and is a Director of several African
Companies.
See “Life of Peter Stuart“
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