tions of treatment, ib.; Errors of Brown
and Broussais, ib.; Arguments against
the latter, ib.; Caused by injection of pu-
trid matter into the veins, ib.; Local
lesion not invariably present, ih.; not
cured by treating local disease, 392; Ge-
nerally accompanied by local lesions. ib.;
Local disease causes death directly and
indirectly, ib.; Strictures on exclusive
practice, ib.; Predisposing causes of, 557;
Symptoms of, 558; State of nervous sys-
tem, ib.; Definitions of prostration, ib.;
Species of delirium, ib.; Alterations of
the circulation, ib.; Changes in the blood,
ib.; Digestive functions, how disturbed,
559; Changes of stomachal and alvine
secretions, ib.; Question of locality of, in
the brain, ib.; Diagnosis from the confi-
guration of the head, ib.; Treatment of
head-ache, ib.; Continued, 521; Varie-
ties according to organs affected, ib,;
Typhus, ib.; Progress of Symptoms, 522;
Effects of stimulants on the state of tongue,
ib.; Stage of collapse, 523; Prognosis of
typhus, ib.; Gaspar and Magendie's expe.
riments, ib.; Camp, ib.; Petechiæ, ib.;
Resemblance of petechiae to exanthemata,
ib.; Caused by a change in the blood, ib.;
Huxham's and Pringle's opinions, ib.;
Intermittent, pathology of, 421; Disease
idiopathic and symptomatic, 422; Stages
of the disease, ib.; Pathology of cold fit,
ib.; Hyperæmia of internal organs, ib.;
Anæmia of external, ib.; Congestion of
the viscera, ib.; Congestion of the head,
chest, and abdomen, ib.; Frequency of
inflammation, 423; Morbid appearances in
warm climates, ib.; Apoplexy, rupture of
the spleen, &c., ib.; Spleen not so ge-
nerally affected as supposed, 424; Dis-
eases caused by ague, ib.; French patho-
logy, ib.; Cause of intermittent un-
known, ib.; Pathology of intermittent,
455; Referable to loss of innervation,
ib.; Phenomena of the paroxysms, ib.;
Duration of fits, 456; Intensity of symp-
toms in warm climates, ib.; Period of ac-
cessions, ib.; Epidemic intermittents, ib.;
Malaria, ib.; Treatment of intermittent,
457; Influence of local congestion in
treatment, ib.; Per-ferrocyanite of iron
with quinine, ib.; Treatment of intermit-
tent, 490; Efficacy of bark and quinine,
ib.; Fowler's solution of arsenic, ib.;
Dangers caused by, ib.; Treatment of the
paroxysms, ib.; Value of opium, and pres-
sure on the nerves of the extremities,
491; Arrest of hydrophobic symptoms by
pressure, ib.; Gastric-intermittent, ib.;
Endermic method of applying quinine,
ib.; Description of, ib.; Efficacy of bleed-
ing in the cold stage, 492; Epidemic
cholera-typhus, 117; Character of the
epidemic for thirty years, 118; Number
of patients admitted, ib.; Average mor-
tality, ib.; Character of former epide-
mies, 119; Consecutive, after cholera, ib.;
Modification of cholera, ib.

Finger, re-union of a portion of a, 697
Fish bones, passage of, from mother to fœ-
tus, 280

Fistula, case of, 130; In perineo, 101, 129
Fletcher's Dr., lectures on the institutions of
medicine, 475, 519, 585, 777

Foetal circulation, Dr. Reid on the, 786
Food, adulteration of, in Paris, 249
Forceps, new, by Mr. Shepherd, 158
Ford, Dr., on dropsy, review of, 494
Forearm, mutilation of, without pain, 287;
necrosis of the bones of, 637
Formulary of hospitals, by Edwards and
Vavasseur, 200, 231, 266, 334, 367, 407,
461, 498, 525, 594, 623, 660, 700, 816
Fossil Bones, Cuvier's, review of, 343
Fracture of the condyle of the femur, 766;
Of the cervix femoris, 160; Ununited, of
humerus, curious case of, 537; Ununited,
of tibia and fibula, 540; Ununited, 667;
Of pelvis, case of, 477
Fractured vertebræ, union of, 280
France, popular remedies in, 380
French army, mortality of, 148
Fungi as aliments, 170; Dr. Clendinning's
lecture on, 168; Enumeration of poi-
sonous, 169: Modus operandi and effects,
ib.; Various illustrations, 170
Fungus hæmatodes, opening into chest, 412
Funis umbilicalis, convolutions of, 379

G.

GANGRENE, Pott's pathology of, 196
Gardener Peerage, case of, 577
Gargles, formularies of, 266
Gastro-enteritis in fever, Dr. Stokes on, 622
Gelatine, nutritive properties of, 415
General practitioners, legality of fees to, 220
Generation, M. Coste on, 512; M. Virey on,
211, 492, 626; Male and female organs
made in the same mould, 739; Illustrated in
the genital organs and appendages of some
worms and marsupial animals, 740; also
in the Boschismans and other African
tribes, ib.; Hermaphroditism, ib.; Cor-
responding organs of both sexes never
found in hermaphrodites, 741; Herma-
phrodite in general a being of neither
sex, ib.; Repetition of the same organs in
different species, sexes, and in the same
individual, ib.; Illustrations from the
lungs, abdominal viscera, &c., 742; Unity
of organic structure of the genital or-
gans, 649; Prototype of mammæ in the
invertebrate tribes, ib.

Gentianine, formulæ of, 526
George's, St., Hospital, urethral calculus,
667, 798

Gland, prostate diseases of, 66
Graduates at Edinburgh, 1833, 85
Gratuitous attendance of hospital physicians,

633
Graves, Professor, opinion on the action of
the pulse, 78; Lectures on the institu-
tions of medicine, 744; the letter of, 824
Greville Jones, Mr., lectures on physiology,
392, 424, 458

Grief, prize for n essay on, 575

H

HÆMOPTYSIS, cure of, by ergot of rye, 123
Halliday on neuralgia, review of, 598
Hand, mutilation of, without pain, 287
Hankel's case of inflammation of aorta, 286
Hare-lip, operation for (St. George's Hospi-
tal), 699

Harrison's, Dr., Spinal Infirmary, 317;
Cases successfully treated, as reported by
Mr. Levison of Doncaster, ib.; Infirmary
for deformities-note from Mr. Hoyland,
217;
Letter addressed to Sir Benjamin
Collis Brodie, Bart., containing observa-
tions and strictures upon certain parts of
his lecture on spinal diseases, 725
Harveiana Oratio, review of, 234
Health and Disease, 296; rules for prescrv-
ing, 105

Heart, comparative contractility of, 667;
Rupture of the, without organic lesion,
288; of a child, cases of hydatids in the,
470; Remarkable case of diseased, 732;
and Circulation, 458; contractility of
the, 669; Puncture of the, in tapping the
chest--sudden death, 215; Wound of left
ventricle, 214; Hydatids in, 470
Hemeralopia with partial amaurosis, caused
by softening and atrophy of the optic
nerve, 313

Hemicrania, Dr. Stokes on, 359

Henry VIII., state of surgery in the reign
of, 251

Hepatic abscess, a singular case of, by W.
E. Horner, M.D., 15

of,

Hermaphrodites, Dr. Thomson on, 579
Hermaphroditism, Dr. Fletcher on, 740
Horner, Dr., on hepatic abscess, 15
Hospital for Lithotrity, establishment
793; Mismanagement of, 90
Hospital Reports-Hotel Dieu, report of, 30
Hospitals, Mr. Dermott on, 20; Formulary
of, 200; illuminous formulæ in the Fo-
reign and British, 334; Super-excellence
of the present management of the London
-no need of reform, 764

Humerus, un united fracture of the, for 13
years-Excision of the ends of the bone,
537; Luxation, 30; Luxation of the
neck of the, downwards, reduced six
months from the time of displacement,
ib.; Dislocation of the head of the, com-
bined with fracture of the bone, 185;
Fracture of the, by throwing a stone
weighing two ounces, 478
Hundred of Penrith, Topography of, review
of, 528

Hungarian Sisters, description of, 814
Hydatids of the kidneys passed by the ure-
thra, 23; Dr. Ryan on, 141; in the heart,
470

Hydrocele, 3; in Women, 151
Hydrocyanuret of iron, formulae of, 461
Hydrophobia, causes of, 152; Agostino Ca-
pello on, 180; Westminster Medical So-
ciety, 571

Hydrops, pericardii, death from, 127
Hygiène. Lectures on, by Dr. Kilgour, re-
view of, 629
Hygieology, 777

Hypertrophy of heart-absence of sound in,
419, 638

Hypospadias, case of 413, 638, 639, 829
Hysterical women, cases of; one cannot
swallow, nor the other evacuate the blad-
der, when the wind is easterly, 200; Ca-
therism unnecessary in such cases, ib.

I

IATRILEPTIC mode of administering medi-
cine. 203

Identity of all organized beings, 585
Idiotcy and nymphomania, case of, 254
Iliac artery, ligature of, 101
Impalement by the vagina, case of 287
Impotence, Dr. Thomson on, 609
Impotence and sterility-rape, 609; Laws
relating to, ib.; Physical causes of, ib:
Absence of one or both testes from
the scrotum not a cause of, 610; Ex-
istence of one testes sufficient for ge-
neration, ib; Possibility of generation af-
ter castration, ib.; Diseases of the testes,
ib.; Diseases of the penis, 611; Function-
al causes of, ib.; Moral causes of, ib.;
Effects of the imagination, ib.; Fear a
frequent cause of, 612; Disgust a fre-
quent cause of, ib.; Physical causes of,
and sterility in women, ib.; Diseases
which cause, ib; Constriction of the va-
gina, 613; Amplitude of the vagina, ib.;
Treatment of physical causes, ib.; Func-
tional causes, ib.; Infecundity of prosti-
tutes. ib.; Fecundity of, when reclaimed,
ib.; Rules as decisions on, and sterility,
614

Impregnation during sleep, case of, 769;
latest period for, 516
Infancy, physiology of, 481

Infanticide, Dr. Thomson on, 772, 801
Infants, peculiar affection of the lungs of
new-born, 735; Mortality of, 105, 575;
Young, amputation on, 215; Union of,

812.

Infantile discases, mode of studying, 719
Infirmary for deformities, 217

Inflammation, cause of pain in, 248; of

pulmonary artery, 280

Influenza and cholera, combinations of ma-
lignant, 163

Infusions, formularies of, 267

Ingleby, Mr. on mal-positions of the gravid
uterus, 787

Injection of cerebral matter into veins, 247
Innervation, function of, 363, 459
Inquest at Rathcormac-Points in medical
evidence, 762

Inquiry, parliamentary, 181

161, 228; Dr. Stokes', 193, 139. 282,
325, 359, 390, 421, 455, 490, 513, 521,
590, 619, 746, 782, 806; on medical
jurisprudence, by Professor Thomson,
345, 353, 385, 417, 449, 481, 577, 609,
641, 737, 769, 811; by Dr. Clendenning,
168; by Mr. S. Cooper, 1, 33, 65, 96,
129; by Dr. Epps, 142, 196, 263, 295;
by Dr. Graves, 682, 744; by Mr. Guthrie,
257, 321

Leg, amputation of the, for disease of the
foot, 477; Barbadoes, induced by an in-
jury on the toe, 604

Legality of fees to general practitioners, 220
Legal evidence, illustration of, 354
Legislation, basis of, 353
Legitimacy, 546

Lepra, Beck on, 495

L'Estrange's, Mr., approval of, calculo-frac-
tor, by the Colleges of Surgeons of Lon-
don and Dublin, 121

Library of medical sciences review of, 205

LACTATION in men, 739

Lane's Dr. H., translation of of Tiedemann's
Physiology, 301

Langley, Mr., on ovarian dropsy, 319
Larrey on fractures of cranium, 247
Law, relating to hermaphrodites, 581; Her-
maphrodites not to be admitted in holy
orders, or to be judges, ib.; regarding te-
nants by curtesy, 582; Deformities of the
genital organs, ib.; Bisexual persons, 583;
Organs imperfect, ib.; Individuals sup-
posed to be males who were females, 584;
relating to rape, 614; on concealment
of pregnancy, 738; Proofs of delivery, ib.;
Signs of recent delivery, 739; Denial of
pregnancy until the cries of the new-born
infant were heard, ib.; relating to the
Cæsarean operation, as regards tenant by
curtesy, 770; Reason why an infant born
by means of the Cæsarean section cannot
inherit property, 771; Mortality of Cæsar-
ean operation, ib. ; Successful performance
of this operation by an illiterate Irish
midwife, ib.; Case of gastrotomy, by Dr.
Granville, ib.

Lead, formulæ of, 337, 338; Acetate of,
335; Protoxide of, 337; Deutoxide of,
333; Sub-carbonate of, ib.
Lecturers, petition of the, 88

Lectures, by professor Cooper, 1, 33, 97; on
the institutions of medicine, by Dr. Flet-
cher, 487, 519, 585, 615, 649, 739, 777;
on physiology, by Mr. G. Jones, 392; by
Dr. M'Adam, 653; on the physical edu-
cation of children, by Dr. Ryan, 138, 165,
716, 750, 809; Dr. Stoker's, 117, 136,

VOL. VI.

&c.

Life, different stages of, 481; Phosphores-
cence of, less in organie bodies, 301
Ligaments, anatomy of, 596

Ligature of the femoral artery, 476; of the
common iliac artery, 101; of the exter-
nal iliac artery (Middlesex hospital), 702
Ligual quinsey, 147, 247

Lisfranc, M., on clinical medicine, 72
Liston, Mr., election of, 411
Literary men and invalids, advice to, 106
Literature in England depressed state of
medical, 376

Lithotomy, cases of, 11, 12, 667, 767
Lithotrity, 766: Establishment of an hospi-
London University, charter of, 183
Lithoscope, by Mr. Brooke, 829

tal for, 793

Liver, the anatomy and physiology of the,
339, 464

Lobster, a piece of, mistaken for an hydatid,

566

London, atmosphere of, 150
Louis, on clinical instruction, 496
Lozenges, formularies of, 267; for fœtid

breath, 685

ib.; Of the organs of digestion, 588; Of
the circulating orgaus, ib.; Of the urinary
and genital organs, ib.; Of the organs of
sensation, and of the nervous system, 589;
Of the organs of locomotion, ib.; Sum-
mary conclusion from the above facts,
590
Organization of plants and animals, 615;

Concentration of organs in, ib.; Unity of
organism in the different tribes of or-
ganized beings, ib.; Structure of the germ
of the human species, 616; Analogous to
Zoophytes, ib; The embryo a germinal
membrane, b.; Organs not primarily
formed, ib.; Do not shoot forth from cen-
tral organs, ib; Coalition of the central
organs with the primordial peripheric
parts, ib.; Nerves do not grow from the
brain-nor vessels from the heart, ib.;
Each has an independent existence from
the first, ib.; Each is developed per se, ib.;
Development proceed not from the com-
mon centres, but the opposite direction,
th.; Molecular actions in every part, ib.;
Of animals and vegetable, 362; Of the
various classes of animals, 362; of ani-
mals and plants, 424; Of the extremities,
459; Of the cerebro-spinal system, ib; Of
the three grand tissues, 461

Osseous system, pathological anatomy of
the, by A. L. Boyer, 795; General ana-
tomy of the bones, ib.; Alterations of
the bone, 796; True nature of their dis-
eases-Caries, spina-ventosa, osteo-sar-
coma, &c., 797

Osteogeny, account of, 637

Ovarian dropsy, case of, which burst during
labour. By John Langley, Esq., 319
Ovonosology, Dr. Ryan on, 138
Ovum, diseases of the, 138; Classification
of, 139; Diseases during intra-uterine ex-
istence, 139, 167; Hereditary diseases, 139;
Causes of foetal diseases, 139; Mental,
corporeal, and regimenal causes, 140
Oxford and Cambridge, monopoly at, 138

P

PAPER, deteriorated, 572; to prevent falsi-
fication, 471

Paracentisis, abd. death by, 95
Paralysis, 292; Paraplegia, ib.; Causes and

diagnosis, ib.; Unfavourable prognosis,
293; Gangrenous sores on the back, ib.;
Retention and incontinence of urine, ib. ;
Incontinence of fæces, ib.; Paraplegia
from disease of the kidneys, ib.; Seven
cases of diseases of the kidney causing
paraplegia, ib.; Pathological inferences, ib.,
Disease of the spine will cause disease of
the genito-urinary organs, 294; Diag-
nosis in such cases, ib.; Lecturers' cases,
ib.; Diagnosis in caries of the spine, 295;
Paraplegia generally fatal, ib.; Curable
in young subjects, ib.; Mr. Crampton's
case, ib.; Treatment of paralysis, 193;
Local remedies, irritants, flesh brush,
moxa, &c. ib.; New mode of using moxa,

ib.; Professor M'Namara's plan, ib.; In-
dications of treatment, ib.; Electro-gal-
vanic puncturation, 194; preparation of
the needles, ib.; Mode of introduction, ib.;
Powerful action of, ib.; Difficulty of
withdrawing the needles, ib.; Singular
fact-complete passage of the needles
into the flesh, ib.; Pathology of paralysis,
260; Disease caused by ossification of
arteries and arteritis, ib.; remarkable
coldness and lividity of the limbs, ib.;
Absence of pulsation in the arteries, ib.;
Paralysis caused by obliteration of arte-
ries, 195; Cases by Dr. Graves and Dr.
Stokes, ib.; Cases by M. Rostan, 196;
Paralysis from Arteritis, ib.; Sudden pa-
ralysis from abscess in the brain, 325;
Paralysis without effusion, caused by
aneurism of the artera innominata, 326
Parliamentary committee, 258
Parisian hospitals, proportion of patients in,
574

Parturition during insensibility, 770; Frac-
ture of the patella, 185

Paul, Launcelot, M. D., observations on
ague, by, 523; Analogy of ague with
malignant cholera, ib.; On ague, 658;
Bleeding, ib.; Emetics, 659; Opiates,
ib; Remedies in the intermissions, ib.
Peel's, Sir Robert, medical reform ministry,
729

Pelvis, Fractures of the, 477

Penis, amputation of, 66; Cancer of, 65;
Scirrhus of, ib.

Pericardii, hydrops, 127
Perinæo, fistulæ in, 101
Perinæum, suture of the, 86
Petition v. London University, 89
Pettigrew's, Mr., clinical lecture on hydro-
phobia, 692

Philosophy, mental and moral, 297; medi-
cal, present, 397

Phlebitis after venesection, 603

Physicians and surgeons, gratuitous attend-
ance of hospital, 633
Phymosis, cases of, 65

Physiology, physiognomy founded on, 269;
Importance of anatomy, 296; applied to
pathology, 372: our Edinburgh course of
lectures on, 475; Elementary, 487
Physiological studies, on the nature of ana.
tomical and, 392

Picamore and Pittacalle, 214
Pills, Morison's, 24

Placenta, diseases of the, 573
Placentitis, 140

Pleuritis, simple acute, 806; Auscultic signs,
ib.; Partial, 807; Diaphragmatic, ib.
Plumbe, Mr., on Ringworm, 177
Pneumonia, 782; Stethoscopic signs of, ib.;
Chronic, ib.; Intercurrent, 783; Compli
eated, ib.; Insidious progress of bronchitis
and, 593

Poisoning at first mistaken for cholera, 639
Pomegranate, 370

Portarum, obliteration of the vena, 383
Position of the body, effects of, on the pulse
76