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Both the medicine and the letter were referred to Dr. Pemberton, of Great George-street, Hanover-square, who used to attend her majesty, but had been obliged to give up practice from suffering with the "tic douloureux."

The baroness had "tic douloureux" which kept her at home,--and which no one regretted.

I was speaking, at first, of tic douloureux.

The disease was tic douloureux, which was relieved by Dr. M. 229.

And oh, she did hope her mother wouldn't have tic douloureux and wear shawls over her head.