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1. On Air and Water: their Impurities and Purification. Mr. Henry Bolmann Condy

2. On Malaria and Miasmata, and their Influence in the Production of Typhus and

Typhoid Fevers, Cholera, and the Exanthemata: founded on the Fothergil-

lian Prize Essay for 1859. Dr. T. Herbert Barker

3. Statistics of the Metropolitan General Hospitals. Dr.

4. On the Selection of Patients as affecting the Mortality in Hospitals. Dr. Guy

5. On the Sickness and Mortality of the United States Army. Mr. Elliott and Mr.

Woodward

6. Diseases of Animals in Relation to Public Health and Prosperity. Mr. Gamgee

7. Sanitary Laws and Sewage Irrigation among the Ancient Jews. Dr.

8. A Simple Means of Removing the Poisonous Properties of Suspicious Mushrooms.

M. Gérard

9. An Argument in favour of Maternal Breast-Nursing. Dr. J. Whitehead

10. On the Prevalence of Suicide in England. Mr. J. N. Radcliffe

(b) Concerning Acute Diseases.

11. On Epidemics. Dr. Stokes

12. State of Epidemic Diseases in Great Britain in 1861-62. Mr. J. N. Radcliffe

13. The Epidemics of Yellow Fever in Bermuda. Dr. Smart, R.N.

14. On Recent Typhus in Lancashire. Dr. Buchanan

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15. Further Observations on Typhus and Iyphoid Fevers, as seen in Dublin, especially

the united form they assumed during the first half of the year 1862. Dr.

Henry Kennedy

16. On the Treatment of Typhoid Fever. Dr. Henry Kennedy

17. On the Inhalation of Nitrous Oxide Gas in severe Cases of Fever. Dr. Shuward

18. On the Treatment of Acute Rheumatism by Nitrate of Potash. Dr. Basham

19. Remarks on the present Prevalence of Small-pox. Dr. George Budd

20. Small-pox in London. Metropolitan Association of Officers of Health

21. On the Use of Quinine in Small-pox. Dr. Mouser

22. Leopards and Small-pox in Ceylon. Sir J. Emmerson Tennent

23. On Anomalous Exanthems. Dr. Benjamin W. Richardson

24. Two Cases of Murrain (apththa epizootica) in Man. Mr. J. B. Hislop.

(c) Concerning Chronic Diseases.

25. On the Treatment oi Anasarca and Ascites. Dr. J. Birkbeck Nevins

26. A New Wrinkle in the Treatment of Gout. By a Hospital Physician

SECT. II. SPECIAL QUESTIONS IN MEDICINE.

(a) Concerning the Nervous System.

27. On the Treatment of Delerium Tremens. Professor Laycock

28. On the Influence of Cardiac Hypertrophy and Diseases of the Cerebral Arteries in

the Production of Apoplexy. Dr. A. Eulenburg

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29. On the Curability of Abscess in the Brain. M. Flourens

30. On Cysticerci of the Brain, and their Diagnosis. Dr. Griesinger

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31. On the Pathology of Insanity. Dr. James George Davey

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32. On the Symptoms of Softening of the Cerebellum. Dr. E. Brown-Séquard

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33. On the Diagnosis of Hæmorrhage into the Cerebellum. Dr. E. Brown-Séquard 61

34. An Account of an Epidemic of Hysterical Demonomania. Dr. Constans

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35. A Case of Traumatic Tetanus treated by Nicotine. Mr. Tuffnell.

36. Case of Tetanus from Strychnia Poisoning treated by Chloroform Inhalations.

Mr. J. Black

37. A Case of Traumatic Tetanus cured by Alcoholic Intoxication. Messrs. Collis and

Wilmot

38. Case in which Tetanus and Paralysis co-existed. Dr. Hunt

39. On the Aura as a Guide to Treatment in Epilepsy. Dr. Ramskill

40. On the Treatment of Epilepsy by Galium Album. M. Garnier

41. On the Therapeutical Value of Cod-liver Oil in

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45. The Degree of Frequency of Diphtherial Paralysis. Dr. Henri Roger

46. On Diphtherial Nerve Affections. Dr. E. Headlam Greenhow

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Dr. Anstie

42. A Model Hysteric. Mr. Robert Ellis

43. An Extraordinary Case of Chorea. Dr. W. Canniff

44. Acute Chorea treated with Whisky. Dr. Clark

47. Clinical Remarks on Cases of Infantile Paralysis. Dr. Wilks

48. Case of Progressive Muscular Atrophy of the Hands, with Enlargement of the

Ventricle of the Cord in the Cervical Region (Hydromyelus), and Atrophy of

the neighbouring Grey Matter. Dr. Gull

49. Progressive Muscular Paralysis of the Tongue, the Curtain of the Palate, and the

Lips. M. Tommasi

50. Some Remarks on the Causation of Organic Paralysis

51. A Case of Remarkably Profound Sleep. Dr. J. W. Cousins

52. A Remarkable Affection of the Nervous System. Mr. J. Grieve

53. A Case in which Speech was Recovered after being Lost for several Years.

Dr. Ramskill

54. Loss of Sight from Decayed Teeth. Mr. H. T. Kempton

55. A Case in which there was a Remarkable Enlargement of the Nerves. Dr. Walter

Moxon .

56. Cases of Nervous Affections treated by Faradaization. Dr. Julius Althaus

(b) Concerning the Respiratory System.

58. On the Employment of the Acetate of Lead in Pneumonia. Dr. Leudet

57. On the Treatment of Pneumonia, with the Results of 105 carefully recorded Cases.

Dr. J. Hughes Bennett

59. Some Remarks on Whooping-Cough. Dr. Henri Roger.

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60. On the Dimensions of the Chest in Tuberculosis. M. Henri Gintrac

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61. On the Peculiar Shape of the Fingers in Chronic Diseases of the Chest. M. Trous

62. On the Therapeutics of Consumption. Dr. Cotton

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63. On the Employment of Arsenic in Phthisis. Dr. Arthur Leared

64. On the Action of the Hypophosphites of soda and Lime in Cases of Phthisis. Dr.

65. A Resumé of Twelve Years' Experience of Paracentesis Thoracis. Dr. Henry I.

Bowditch

66. On the Use of Perchloride of Iron and other Chalybeate Salts in the Treatment of

Consumption; being a Clinical Inquiry into their Physiological Action and

Therapeutical Properties; with a Chapter on Hygiene. Dr. James Jones

(c) Concerning the Circulatory System.

67. On the Significance of the Frequent Pulse. Dr. Latham

68. A Case of Pneumo-Pericardium. Dr. J. W. Begbie

69. On Narrowing of the Aorta at the Point of Entrance of Botalli's Duct. M. A.

Duchek

70. On Epidemic Angina Pectoris. M. Gélineau.

(d) Concerning the Alimentary System.

71. On the Prevalence of Diseases of the Liver among Europeans in India. Sir J.

Ranald Martin

72. A Remark on the "Bilious Tongue." Dr. Antoine Cros

73. A Remedy for Sea-Sickness. Dr. Moreland Hocken

74. A Case of Biliary Fistula opening externally. Dr. Cockle

(e) Concerning the Genito-Urinary System.

75. On the Natural Constants of the Healthy Urine of Man. Rev. Samuel Haughton 128

76. On the Production of Carbonate of Ammonia in the Blood in Uræmic Poisoning.

Dr. Alex. Petroff

77. On the Iodine Test for Saccharine Urine. MM. Trousseau and Dumontpallier

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(f) Concerning the Cutaneous System.

78. On Eczema (including its Impetiginous, Lichenous, and Pruriginous Varieties.

Dr. T. M'Call Anderson

79. On the Diagnosis of Eczema. Professor Hebra

80. Case of Pellagra. Dr. Wilks

81. Two Cases of Kelis, with Remarks. Deputy Inspector-General Longmore

82. On Verruca Necrogènica. Dr. Wilks

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83. A Case in which Arsenic was dis harged from the Skin long after its Internal Ad-

ministration for a Cutaneous Eruption. Dr. J. M. Barry

84. A Possible Cause of Baldness. Dr.

85. A New Fungus in the Hair of Man. Dr. Aloys Martin.

PART II.-SURGERY.

SECT. I.-GENERAL QUESTIONS IN SURGERY.

86. On the Continued Application of Dry Cold as an Antiphlogistic to Injured and

Inflamed Parts. Dr. Esmarch

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90. On the Treatment of Nævus by Tartar Emetic. Dr. Zeissl

89. On the Employment of Position in Controlling Venous Hæmorrhage. Dr.
Francis B. Quinlan

87. Treatment of Ulcers of the Extremities by "Sealing." Mr. Barnard Holt.

88. The Bite of a Rattlesnake treated successfully by large Doses of Whisky and

Ammonia. Mr.

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93. On the Wire Compress as a Substitute for the Ligature. Mr. John Dix

94. Horsehair as a Substitute for Wire. Mr. Thomas Smith

91. On the Importance of Tapping the Joints and Bursa Mucosa. Prof. Inzani

92. On the Influence of Hope as a Stimulant in Military Surgery. Dr. Frank H.

Hamilton

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95. On Syphilization. Professor Sigmund

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96. Report upon Syphilis in its Manifestations as a Constitutional Disease. Dr.

Jeffery A. Marston

SECT. II.-SPECIAL QUESTIONS IN SURGERY.

(a) Concerning the Head and Neck.

97. On the Treatment of Damaged Brain from Mechanical Injury. Mr. Paget.

98. On the Water Cure in Puriform Ophthalmia. M. Chassaignac

99. Diphtheria of the Conjunctiva. Dr. Jacobson

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100. A Case of Intra-orbitar Aneurism, cured by Ligature of the Carotid, after failure

of Digital Pressure. Mr. Ernest Hart

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101. On Inferior Section of the Cornea for the Extraction of Cataract. Mr. Ernest

Hart

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102. On Paracentesis of the Cornea. Mr. George Lawson

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103. A Case in which extensive Epithelial Cancer was removed from the Orbit. Mr.

Moore

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104. On the Calabar Bean as a New Agent in Ophthalmic Medicine. ` Dr. D. Argyl

Robertson

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105. A Case of Caries of the Internal Ear, in which a Sequestrum was Extracted which

included the Semicircular Canals and Cochlea. Dr. C. R. Agnew

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106. Case of Sphacelus of the Tongue. Mr. Augustin Pritchard

107. On a Peculiar Form of Disease of the Jaw in an Aged Patient. Mr. Fergusson

108. Osteoplastic Resection of the Jaws. Dr. Billroth

109. Apparatus for the purpose of Remedying Defects in the Parts about the Mouth.

M. Préterre .

110. Report on Gangrene of the Throat, a Disease first observed at the United States

General Hospital, Department of the Gulf. Dr. Rufus King Browne

111. Acute Inflammation of the Vocal Cords, seen by the Laryngoscope, producing

complete Aphonia, and rapidly yielding to Topical Treatment. Dr. George

D. Gibb

112. A Case in which an American Copper Cent entered the Larynx, and required

Tracheotomy for its Removal. Mr. A. G. Walker

113. A Case in which the Shield of a Tracheotomy Tube was Extracted from the Right

Bronchus. Mr. Spence

114. On Bronchocele in Domesticated Animals. M. Baillarger :

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116. Ligature of an Intercostal Artery by a Peculiar Mode. Dr. B. Howard

115. Case of Rupture of the Left Pulmonary Artery within the Pericardium. Mr. Alex-

ander Mackay

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(b) Concerning the Chest and Abdomen.

117. A Singular Case of Hernia. Dr. Parker.

118 Remarkable Case of Abdominal Abscess. Mr. P. C. Smyly

119 Case in which a Breast-pin was Swallowed by a Child, and passed by Stool twenty

hours afterwards. Mr. Thomas Annandale

120 Case of Ligature of the Common Iliac Artery. Mr. E. R. Bickersteth

121 New Douche for Rectal and Uterine Disease. Mr. T. J. Ashton

122 On Certain Errors in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Retention of Urine.

Barnard Holt

123 How to Relieve Pain in Diseased Bladder. Dr.

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124 A Case in which two Methods of Lithotomy were carried out at a short interval. 192

125 A New Method of Lithotomy in the Female. Dr. Robert Nelson.

126 Case in which a Fragment of a Broken Gutta-percha Bougie was extracted from

the Bladder through the Urethra. Mr. Christopher Heath

127. Case of a Female Child in which the Urinary Bladder was Inverted through the

Urethra, with large Prolapsus of the Rectum. Dr. Beatty

(c) Concerning the Upper Extremity.

128. On the Expediency of Opening the Capsule in Hip-joint Disease, with a view to

Cutting Short the Painful Phase of this Disease. Mr. Barwell

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129. Reunion of Intra-capsular Fractures of the Femur. M. Fabri

130. A Case of White Fibro-serous Discharge from the Thigh. Dr. A. B. Buchanan 197

131. Removal of the whole Shaft of the Femur. Mr. J. G. Beaney

132. On the Treatment of Varicose Veins of the Leg by Ligature and Division of the

Vein above the Ligature. Dr.

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(d) Concerning the Inferior Extremity.

133. Dislocation of the Left Shoulder reduced by Manipulation, without the Employ-

ment of Anæsthetics or other Remedies. Dr. Charles H. Pile

134. Gangrene of the Arm consequent upon Tattooing. M. Ninon

135. Injury of the Arm common to Children of from One to Four Years of Age. Dr. R.

M. Hodges

MIDWIFERY AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

(a) Concerning Pregnancy and Parturition.

136. A Case of Labour at the Eighth Month, and Delivery of a Living Child in less

than Four Hours, by Dr. Barnes's Method. Dr. W. B. Woodman

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137. On Turning in Cases of Disproportion. Dr. M'Clintock

140. Case of Acute Inversion of the Uterus. Mr. R. T. Thorne

141. A Case of Resuscitation in a Fœtus after long-suspended Animation. Dr. S.

Cartwright Reed

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142. On Nursing. M. Trousseau

143. The Removal of a Living Child from a Dead Mother. Dr. W. M. Turnbuli

144. A Strange Case of Extra-uterine Pregnancy. Dr. Müller

145. A Curious Case of Extra-uterine Pregnancy. Dr. Brandt

(b) Concerning the Diseases of Women.

Hewitt.

146. On the Recent Epidemic of Puerperal Fever in Dublin. Dr. Denham

147. On Ergot of Rye in Menorrhagia. Dr. Graily Hewitt

148. On the Ergot of Rye in the Nature of its Action on the Uterus. Dr. Graily

149. On Effusions of Blood in the Neighbourhood of the Uterus, or the so-called

Peri-uterine Hæmatocele. Dr. Henry M. Tuckwell

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