David Hartley, the son of a clergyman residing at A rmley in Yorkshire, was born on the 30th of A ugust, 1705. He was educated at a private school, and, in 1720, entered at Jesus College, Cambridge, of which society he subsequently became a fellow. Owing to conscientious scruples with reference to the Thirty-nine A rticles, he abandoned his preparation for the clerical profession, for which he was originally intended; and thenceforth applied himself to the study of medicine. Commencing practice at Newark, he afterwards removed to Bury St. Edmund s, and thence to London. In the later years of his life, he took up his residence at ath. In the exercise of his functions as a physician, he was sympathetic, assiduous, and skilful. He especially devoted himself to the study and cure of the stone, and was the author of several medical pamphlets on Mrs. Stephens medicine for that disease, besides Observations made onlthe persons who have taken the medicament of Mrs. Stephens 1738. View of the present evidence for and against Mrs.
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