Paper, 'An observation of a white liquor resembling milk, [which] appeared instead of serum separated from the blood after it had stood some time' by Alexander Stuart Stuart shares the case study of John Wicks Carver, of Bromley Street [London], who is suffering with sickness. Stuart describes taking Carver's blood and observing a 'white liquor, resembling milk' [chyle]. He observes the substance over several days. Subject: Physiology / Haematology Published in Philosophical Transactions as 'An observation of a white liquor resembling milk which appeared instead of serum separated from the blood after it had stood some time' Read to the Royal Society on 10 January 1733 [1733]