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     Mr Fothergill's press day and our visit to Hellesdon tropicanza

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     Harvest 2024! Episode #22 | Last week of harvest part 1

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     Brassicas - Growing is Easy with Mr Fothergill's Seeds

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2. www.youtube.com › watchLiving in London - John Fothergill - YouTube

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   John Fothergill at The Covent Garden Comedy Club @ Heavenhttp://www.coventgardencomedy.co.uk

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   ⭐ “Everything he says is funny….he looks like he was born onstage, under a follow spot, with a mic in his hand - THE GUARDIAN⭐ “Relaxed and happy to banter ...

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5. www.quakersintheworld.org › 367 › John-FothergillJohn Fothergill - Quakers in the World

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   1712 - 1780. John Fothergill was a Quaker scientist who made significant advances, both as a medical doctor and as an amateur botanist. He was born into a Quaker family in Yorkshire, England and studied at Sedbergh Grammar School before being apprenticed to an apothecary in Bradford. In 1736, he took his degree in medicine from Edinburgh ...

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   Nov 19, 2018 · Monday 19 November 2018. John Fothergill was one of the earliest prominent Quakers to make Forest Gate both his home and a place of national significance. He was born in Wensleydale, Yorkshire, in 1712, and, after an apprenticeship as an apothecary, studied medicine in Edinburgh. After graduating, he moved to London and practised at St Thomas ...

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7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullJohn Fothergill: A Biographical Sketch and his Contributions ...

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   Apr 30, 2013 · John Fothergill was a remarkable but largely forgotten physician, plant collector, and philanthropist, born of Quaker parents in Yorkshire. This article summarizes the legacy of his work on trigeminal neuralgia and migrainous “sick headaches,” and his seminal studies on angina, scarlatina, and diptheria.

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   Who was John Fothergill?

   • 1712 - 1780 John Fothergill was a Quaker scientist who made significant advances, both as a medical doctor and as an amateur botanist. He was born into a Quaker family in Yorkshire, England and studied at Sedbergh Grammar School before being apprenticed to an apothecary in Bradford.

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   What happened to Fothergill's house?

   • On Fothergill's death, in 1780, the house and gardens were sold up and the plant stock dispersed. The garden and greenhouses, however, together with many of the trees survived Fothergill's tenure in the property. The greenhouse function has continued until the present day.

   E7 Now & Then: John Fothergill (1712-1780): Quaker, physician

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   Are there any surviving Fothergill prints?

   • Below is a rare, surviving, black and white print of one of the Fothergill collection. The 18th century was the golden age of botanical drawings, and Fothergill engaged some of the finest artists to help him capture the images, including George Ehret (1708 - 1770) and John Miller (1715 - 1792).

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   What was Fothergill's approach to Disease Control?

   • He had what was then a quite radical approach to disease control, whether among humans or animals. When cattle plague broke out in 1748-49, Fothergill instructed his brother to isolate all of his infected cattle and suggested that all markets and fairs should be suspended until the disease had been eradicated.

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9. thelaughterfactory.com › speakers › john-fothergillJohn Fothergill - The Laughter Factory

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   It’s partly about finding out who you really are, and how the punters really see you, but the main part remains a mystery. Yet whatever that mystery consists of, John Fothergill has just found it. He’s always been a solid comic, but now he looks like he was born on stage, under a follow spot, with a mic in his hand.