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43. On Diphtheria, and its Treatment. Dr. William Marshall

44. Case of Pneumonia; Enlarged Kidneys. Dr Henry Kennedy ·

45 On Caseous Broncho-Pneumonia (Pulmonary Phthisis). Dr. E. Aufrecht

46. On the Expectant Treatment in Pneumonia. Dr. Le Bouf

47. Treatment of Hæmoptysis. Dr. Dyce Duckworth

48. On Local Inflammations in Certain defined Conditions as Causes of Pulmonary

Phthisis. Dr. Andrew Clark

49. Treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. Dr. James Turnbull.

(c) Concerning the Circulatory System.

50. Specimens of Malformation of the Heart. Dr. Thomas Peacock

51. On the Classifications of Cardiac Perforations. Prof. Alvarenga

52 On Cyanosis. Prof. Rokitansky

53. Autopsy of a Case of Cyanosis. Dr. W. H. Sheehy.

54. Cyanosis Neonatorum. Dr. Charles D. Meigs.

55. Experiments on the Phenomena of which the White Blood Corpuscles and the

Walls of Capillary Vessels are the Seat during Inflammation.

Robin

(d) Concerning the Alimentary System.

56. Treatment of Aphthæ. Dr. Eustace Smith

57. The Coating of the Tongue. Dr. J. M. Da Costa

58. Ulcero-Membranous Angina. Dr. J M. Da Costa .

59. On Mucus Disease. Mr. Walter Whitehead

M. Chas.

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62. Treatment of Acute Indigestion. Dr. Thomas King Chambers

63. On the Symptoms of Salivary or Amylaceous Dyspepsia. Dr. Coutaret

64. On Functional Dyspepsia. Dr. George P. Andrews.

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65. On the Diagnosis of Diseases of the Stomach and Esophagus. Dr. Samuel Wilks

66. On the Treatment of Gastric Affections which occur during Pulmonary Phthisis.

M. Peter

67. Specimen of Phlegmonous Gastritis.

68. Case of Perforation of the Intestine. Dr. Samuel Gordon

70. Jaundice from Mental Emotion. Dr. Wilks

71. On Hepatic Colic. Dr. Senac

72. Notes of a Case of Biliary Fistula. Dr. G. H. Philipson'

73. On Hepatic Fistula. M. Siguerolles

(e) Concerning the Genito-Urinary System.

74. Bright's Disease. Dr. Samuel Wilks

75. Case of Acute Renal Dropsy. Dr Henry Thompson.

76. On the Origin of Diabetes, with some New Experiments regarding the Glycogenic

Function of the Liver. Dr. W. T. Lusk. .

(f) Concerning the Cutaneous System.

77. Anæsthetic Properties of Carbolic Acid.

Mr. Erasmus Wilson

78. Tinea Circinata of the Hand. Dr. Tilbury Fox

79. Eczema: Its Nature and Treatment Dr. Tilbury Fox

80. Unusual Form of Eczema Labialis. Dr. Tilbury Foc

81. On Bromidrosis. Mr. Edgar A. Browne

82. On Cutaneous Eruptions after Operations and during the Course of Surgical Sep-

87. The Case of a Man who had a Vesicular Eruption on the Abdomen, which Dis-

charged at times great Quantities of a Chylous Fluid. Dr. William Roberts

Dr. Alex. Davidson

88. On the Vegetable Parasites of the Skin.

89. Treatment of Syphilis. Dr. J. M' Call Anderson

SECT. III.-FORENSIC MEDICINE.

90. Poisoning by Strychnia Successfully Treated by Bromide of Potassium. Dr.

Charles B. Gillespie

91. Chloral as an Antidote to Strychnia. Dr. J. H. Bennett

92. Blood-Pictures. Dr. John Day

93. Case of Suicidal Hanging. Dr. Packard

SECT. IV.-THERAPEUTICS.

123. On the Preparation of Conium and their Doses. Dr. Henry Dodgson

ART.

94. On Vaccination

95. The Value and Safety of Arm to-Arm Vaccination as a Protection against

Smallpox. Dr. A. B. Steele

96. On Animal Vaccination; a new source of Vaccine Lymph. Dr. P. M. Braid.

wood

97. Some New Remedies-Nitrite of Amyl, the Ethylates of Sodium and Potassium

and the Triethylic and Trymethylic Ethers. Dr. Benjamin W. Richardson

98. On Instruments; Ancient and Modern. Mr James Barnes

99. Respiratory Therapeutics

100. The Bromides; their Physiological Effects and Therapeutic Uses. Dr. L. C.

McElroy

101. Bromide of Potassium in Saccharine Diabetes.

Dr. Austin Flint.

102. Bromide of Potassium in Sick-headache. Dr. L. P. Yandell.

103. On the Electrolytic Treatment of Hydatid Tumors of the Liver. Dr. C. Hilton

Fagge, and Mr. Arthur E. Durham

104. On the Action of Carbolic Acid in Variola. M. Isambert

105. On Chloride of Aluminium. Mr. Edward Lund

106. On the Value of Iodide of Potassium in the Treatment of Syphilitic Skin Dis-

eases. Dr. J. M' Call Anderson.

107. On the Influence of Iodide of Potassium over Salts of Mercury in presence of

the various Organic Substances in the Animal Economy. Mr. George E.

Walker.

108. Iodine as a Topical Application to Wounds, &c. Dr. James Stirton

109. On the Action of Alkalines upon the Organism. MM. Rabuteau and Constant

110. On Disinfectants. Dr. F. de Ranse.

111. On the Sulpho-Carbolates, and the Antiseptic Method in Medicine. Dr. A.

Earnest Sansom

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112. Therapeutical Uses of Electricity. Dr. J. Russell Reynolds

113. Comparative Value of the Galvanic and Faradic Currents. Dr. A. D. Rockwell

114. Electrolysis in Bronchocele and other Tumors. Dr. Adolphe Wahltuch

115. On the Value of the Different Methods of Electrization.

116. On Hydrate of Chloral. Dr. Martin Oxley

117. Hydrate of Chloral in Pertussis. Dr. Charles Murchison

118. Ill Effects of Chloral; Clinical Remarks. Dr. Habershon

119. On the Influence exerted by Chloral on the Pain of Parturition. Mr. E. Lambert

120. Action of Hydrate of Chloral in Paralysis of the Insane and other forms of In-

sanity. Dr. William Macleod

121. Acetic Ether as an Anaesthetic. Dr. Horatio C. Wood

122. The true Normal Amylic Alcohol

124. Apomorphia

125. On the Physiological and Therapeutical Actions of Conium and its Alkaloid.

MM. Martin Damourette and Pelvet

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126. On the Use of Arsenic in Certain Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bowels

Dr. Arthur Leared

127. Arsenic in Irritative Dyspepsia. Dr. J. C. Thorogood

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128. On Nitrate of Silver in Conjunctivitis. Dr. Henry W. Williams

129. Local Applications to Burns. Dr. A. D. Binkerd.

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130. A New and Most Useful Eye-salve in Granular Lids" and all Cases of Chronic

Ophthalmia. Dr. John Williams

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131. The Use of Quinine in the Diseases of Childhood. Dr. C. Bing

139

132. On Sulphate of Quinine in the Treatment of Spontaneous Erysipelas of the Face.

Dr. Perroud.

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133. On Mercury in the Treatment of Syphilis. M. Gubler

134 Bichloride of Mercury in the Treatment of Nervous Affections. Dr. Samuel

Wilks

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139. On the Employment of Creasote in the Treatment of Typhoid Fever. M.

Morache

137. On the Use of Vinum Aloes in Ulceration. Mr. Henry Frederick Nathan

138. The Beneficial Effects of Combining Tonics with Aperients in Obstinate Consti-

pation. Dr. David Bell

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140. Veratrum Viride in Dysentery. Dr. A. M. Rogland

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141. On the Application of the Laryngoscope. Dr. J. M. Da Costa

142. Epileptic Chorea of the Right Arm. Dr. Thomas Laycock

143. Syphilitic Insanity. Dr. H. Grainger Stewart

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144. The Use of the Thermometer in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Insanity. Dr.

T. S. Clouston

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145. Table for the Examination of Urinary Calculi. Dr. J. Campbell Brown.

146. On the Action of Belladonna in Arresting Nocturnal Incontinence of Urine. Mr.

J. Burney Leo

147. On the Influence of Section of the Cervical Pneumogastrics upon the Action of

Emetics and Catharties. Dr. Horatio C. Wood, Jun.

PART II.-SURGERY.

SECT. I.-GENERAL QUESTIONS IN SURGERY.

148. Clinical Lectures on some Stray Subjects of Hospital Surgery. Mr. Frederick

C. Skey

149. On Simple Dressings by Continuous Bathing. M. Leon Le Fort

150. Chilblains and Chapped Hands

152. On the Results of Capital Operations before and after the Employment of

Anæsthetics. Prof. Ed. Simonin

151. On the Suppression of Pain after Operations. M. C. Sedillot.

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153. On Arterial Transfusion. Prof. Hueter and Dr. Albanese

154. On the Torsion of Arteries as a Hæmostatic Method. Mr. John D. Hill

155. On Skin Grafting. Mr. George D. Pollock

156. On Skin Transplantation. Mr. George Lawson

of Skin.

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157. The Treatment of Ulcers and other Granulating Surfaces by Transplantation

166

158. On the Treatment of Ulcers by Transplantation of Skin. Mr. N. C. Dobson

159. On Epidermic Transplantation. M. Marc Sée

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160. On the Removal of Subcutaneous Tumors without Hemorrhage or Loss of Skin.

Mr. Henry Lee

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161. On Osseous Regeneration after Sub-periosteal Articular Resections. M. Ollier 173

162. Case of Tetanus. Dr. George H. B. Macleod

163. On Tetanus. Dr. David W. Yandell

164. On Bullet-Wounds. Prof. Billroth

165. On the Reduction of Dislocations. Dr. Warren Greene

166. On a Rare Disease of the Joints. Dr. Samuel Jackson

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167. The Treatment of Enlarged Lymphatic Glands. Mr. Furneaux Jordan

168. On Hospital Gangrene. Dr. William R. E. Smart

169. On the Treatment of Ulcerated Neoplasms by Gastric Juice. Dr. A. Menzel

170. On the Laws which Preside over the Development of Syphilis. M. Fournier

171. On the Particular Mode of Transmission of Syphilis from the Nurse and Child

in Sucking. Dr. A. Dron

172. The Treatment of Syphilis by Repeated Inoculations of Matter derived from

Venereal Sores: so-called Syphilization. Dr. Freeman J. Bumstead

173. On the Early Stages of Syphilis as affecting the Skin. Mr. Edgar A. Browne

174. A Practical Treatise on Acupressure. Dr. Joseph C. Hutchison

SECT. II. SPECIAL QUESTIONS IN SURGERY.

(a) Concerning the Head and Neck.

175. On a New Method of Effectually Remedying the Defect of Hare-lip. Dr. Wil-

liam Stokes, Jun.

176. On two Cases of Excision of Tonsil, followed by Hemorrhage. Dr. Wharton

P. Hood

177. Case of Blood Tumor of the Head. Dr. George H. B. Macleod

178. A Case of Removal of a Penny which had been impacted for Six Years in the

Larynx. Dr. John Cameron

179. On Primary Cancer of the Larynx.

180. A Case of Broken Neck, Spinal Cord almost severed at Level of Third Inter-

vertebral Cartilage. Dr. J. Fayrer

181. Two Cases of Stricture of the Esophagus. Dr. Morell Mackenzie

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182. Optic Neuritis. Mr. Brudenell Carter

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183. Notes on the Treatment of Ulcers of the Cornea and Nebula. Mr. T. Shadford

Walker

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184. On Albuminuric Retinitis. Dr. Argyle Robertson

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185. On Palpebral Granulations. Dr. Hilarion

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186. On the Treatment of Cicatricial Ectropion by Palpebral Occlusion. Dr. Mirault 198

187. On the Methods of Treatment to be adopted in the various Lesions of the

Lachrymal Apparatus. Mr. Thomas Bickerton

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188. On Irrigation of the Membrana Tympani with Tepid Water. M. Prat

189. On the Cause of the Special Gravity of Anthrax and Boils of the Face. M. G.

Reverdin

190. Recollections of Work in an Ambulance. M. William MacCormac

191. On the Diagnosis of Fracture of the Cranium. Dr. H. Le Debreder

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192. Tumor of the Bones of the Skull. Dr. L. R. Thomson, and Dr. A. G. Miller 201

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193. Partial Excision of the Tongue. Dr. George H. B McLeod

194. Cases of Traumatic Facial Paralysis. Prof. Erb

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(b) Concerning the Trunk.

195. Partial Removal of the Breast for Scirrhus. Mr. Luther Holden

196. Case of Aneurism of the Aorta. Mr. Christopher Heath

197 Report of a Case of Extirpation of the Kidney. Prof. Simon

198. Case of Fatal Injury to the Kidney in a Subject Possessing only one Kidney.

Mr. James Taylor

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199. Case of Fracture of the Anterior Superior Spinous Process of the Ilium by

Muscular Contraction. Dr. S. Joy, and Dr. J. Wallace McWhinnie

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200. Remarks on the Treatment of Recent Irreducible Herniæ. Mr. C. Holthouse

201. Improved Operation for Fistula in Ano. Mr. Weeden Cooke

202. Method by which After-treatment in Operation for Fistula in Ano is rendered

Unnecessary. Dr. J. J. Chisholm

208

203. On the Treatment of Hydrocele of the Tunica Vaginalis by Injection of Warm

Water. Prof. Albanese

209

204. On the Employment of Perchloride of Iron and of Manganese in Cases of

Necrosis, Fistulous Tracts, and Hydrocele. Prof. Giosué Marcacci

206. The Abortive Treatment of Urethritis. "Dr. Alex. W. Stein.

207. On Internal Urethrotomy. Sir Henry Thompson

208. On External Urethrotomy. Sir Henry Thompson

209. Treatment of Impermeable Stricture of the Urethra by External Perineal

Urethrotomy. Mr. William Stokes

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210. On the Treatment of Strictures of the Urethra by the Introduction of Horse-

hair and Perforated Bougies. Dr. Mitscherlich

211. An Analysis of One Hundred and Forty Cases of Urinary Stricture. Mr. John

D. Hill.

212. A Case of Amputation of an Inverted Uterus. Dr. Wilde

213. On the Effects of Congenitally Small Urinary Meatus in the Male. Mr. Forneaux

Jordan

214. On Twenty Cases of Stone in the Bladder. Mr. W. F. Teevan

215. On the Cure of the Chronic Perforating Ulcer of the Bladder by the Formation

of an Artificial Vesico-vaginal Fistula, as Practised by the late Sir J. Y.

Simpson. Mr. Lawson Tait

216. Elephantiasis of Scrotum and Leg, treated by Removal of the Tumor and Liga-

ture of the Femoral Artery. Dr. J. Fayrer

217. A Case of Large Serpiginous Phagedænic Chancre cured by a Provoked Attack

of Erysipelas. M. Desprès

218. On the Diagnosis and Prognosis of Venereal Buboes. Prof. Zeissl

(c) Concerning the Upper Extremity.

221. Removal of a Tumor of the Lower Part of the Humerus. Sir William Fergus-

son, Bart.

222. Excision of the Shoulder-Joint. Mr. Reginald Harrison

219. Specimen of Dislocation of the Wrist. Mr. James E. Adams

220. Observation on Fractures of the Sternal Extremity of the Clavicle. Dr. Robert

W. Smith

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(d) Concerning the Lower Extremity.

223. Case of Femoral Aneurism Cured by Rapid Pressure. Mr. John Russell

224. Popliteal Aneurism; Failure of Flexion and Compression; Incision of the Sac,

and Ligature of the Artery. Mr. Henry Smith

225. Successful Ligature of the Superficial Femoral Artery on Lister's Plan. Dr.

C. J. Gibb

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226. On Inguinal Phlebitis consecutive to Compression of the Femoral Artery in the

Fold of the Groin. M. Henri Petit

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227. On the Subcutaneous Division of the Neck of the Thigh-bone, as compared with

other Operations for rectifying Extreme Distortions at the Hip-joint with

Bony Anchylosis. Mr. William Adams

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228. Excision of the Hip-joint-Clinical Remarks. Mr. Wood

229. Caries of Condyle of Femur-Suppuration of Knee-joint-Amputation above

the Condyles of the Femur, with Teale's flaps-Recovery. Mr. Hulke

230. Supra-Condyloid Fracture of Femur with Protrusion of Bone and Effusion of

Blood and Air into Knee-joint-Recovery, with Perfect Movement of the

Articulation. M. Le Fort

231. Acute Inflammation of Knee-joint-Amputation, with Teale's flaps, above the

Femoral Condyles-Recovery. Mr. Shaw and Mr. Hulke

232. Periostitis and Caries of Tibia-Suppuration of Knee-joint-Amputation above

the Condyles of the Femur, with Teale's flaps-Recovery. Mr. Shaw and

Mr. Hulke

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233. On Supra-Condyloid Amputation of the Thigh. Dr. Wm. Stokes, jun.

234. Dislocation of Hip into the Thyroid Foramen-Reduction with Aid of Pulleys,

after Failure by Manipulation. Mr. De Morgan

235. On a Case of Dislocation of the Hip-joint Downwards and Inwards, reduced by

Manipulation. Mr. Joseph Lister

236. Case of Spontaneous Fracture of the Femur. Mr. Arthur Durham.

237. A case of Syphilitic Gummatous Tumor occurring Fifty-five Years after the

Commencement of the Infection. M. Alfred Fournier

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238. Myxomatous Tumor in the Calf-Operation-Recovery. Mr. Christopher Heath 238

239. A Case in which two Diarthrodial Cartilages had been United by Means of True

Cartilage. M. Panas

240. On the Treatment of Rupture of the Ligamentum Patellæ by Elevation and

Immobility of the Lower Limb upon an inclined Plane. Dr. Sistach

PART III. MIDWIFERY.

MIDWIFERY AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDRen.

(a) Concerning Pregnancy and Parturition.

241. Mechanism of Production and Face Presentation. Dr. J. Matthews Duncan.

242. Remarkable Case of Complex Labor. Dr. Thomas Moore Madden

243. State of the Pulse immediately before and immediately after Parturition.

Hémey.

244. Pregnancy without Menstruation. Dr. James Young

245. Case of Extra-uterine Pregnancy. Dr. J. Hall Davis

246. Acute Leucocythemia in Connection with Pregnancy. Dr. R. Paterson

247. The Stethoscope as a Means of Ascertaining the Sex of the Child. Dr. James

Cumming

248. Uterine Hemorrhage. Dr. Robert Barnes

249. Diet of Parturient Women. Dr. Hugh Miller

250. On the Application of Long Forceps. Dr. Robert Barnes

251. A Case of Induction of Premature Labor by Means of the Uterine Douche.

Mr. W. Whalley.

252. On the Influence of Constitutional Syphilis upon Pregnancy. Dr. Weber

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257. On the Symptoms and Diagnosis of Membranous Dysmenorrhoea. MM. Huchard

and Labadie-Lagrave

258. Principles of Treatment at the Change of Life.

260

259. Uterine Hydatids supposed to be the Change of Life.

260. Styptic Colloid in Ulceration of the Os Uteri. Dr. Wynne

261. On Uterine Pathology at the Change of Life and after the Menopause. Dr. E.J. Tilt 260

262. A Case of Coccyodynia. Dr. W. R. Fox

263. Indian Hemp in Menorrhagia and Dysmenorrhoea. Dr. Alexander Silver

264. On a New Instrument for Securing the Pedicle in the Operation of Ovariotomy.

Dr. Graily Hewitt

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253. On Placenta Prævia.

Dr. T. Gaillard Thomas

254. On Tumors of the Pelvis Obstructing Delivery. Dr. Edward Copeman

255. Puerperal Convulsions. Dr. Hall Davis.

265. New Operation of Embryotomy by the Wire Ecraseur. Dr. Robert Barnes

266. On Air in the Vagina. Dr. Rasch

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267. On a Form of Functional Hemiplegia seen in Child-bearing Women. Dr.

Clifford Allbutt

268. Case of Absence of the Vagina. Dr. Pallen

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269. Lardaceous Disease of the Kidney Consequent on Abscess of the Ovary.

William H. Dickinson

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270. On the Determination of the Length of the Pedicle in Ovarian Disease. M. Tixier

271. On Peri-uterine or Pelvic Hæmatocele. Dr. F. Kuchenmeister

272. Treatment of Irritable Uterus.

273. On the Connection between Inflammatory Conditions of the Uterus and its Dis-

placements. Dr. Henry Bennett

274. On Strangulation of the Uterus. Dr. Graily Hewitt

275. On Acute Inversion of the Uterus. Mr. Thomas More Madden

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276. The Histories of Four Cases of Chronic Inversion of the Uterus. Dr. Thomas

Gaillard Thomas

278. On Temperature Deviations in the Diseases of Children. Mr. William Squire 274

279. On Tubercular Meningitis. Dr. Vogel

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280. Intussusceptio in an Infant Cured by Inflation of the Bowel. Dr. Wilks

281. Vomiting and Purging in Cholera Infantum. Dr. B. M. Wible

282. On the Treatment of Chronic Hydrocephalus. Dr. W. Howship Dickinson

283. Antiphlogistic Treatment in Diseases of Children. Dr. A. Jacobi .