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VOLUME II FOR 1875.
JULY TO DECEMBER.
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INDEX TO VOLUME II FOR i875.
A. Anglo-Saxon skeletons, 741Abdominal organs, malformation of. 279; presenta- Ankle, disease of treatedI by carbolic acid injectionl,tien, Mr. Coflin oin, 362 248
Abercrombie, Dr. John, 137 Ankylosis, straight, of hip-joint, Adams's operationAbortionists, sentences on, 75 for, 258; fibrous, of knee, subcutaneous operationAccident, a curious, 143; Dr. Smart on death-s by in for, 262, 583, 703 ; of hip, treated by fractm-e ofarmy and navy, 270, 357 neck of femur, 430
Accidents from frost in London, 743 Annandale, Mr. T., aneurism of aorta treated byAconite, action of in fever, 532 distal ligature, 550Acoulstics, physiological, 278 Anthiropology, new school of in Paris, 505Acton, Mr. WV., treatment of constitutional syphilis, Antiseptic, salicylic acid as an, 51)); treatmeiit of
258; death of, 740; inquest on, ib. wounds, discuission on, 510, 157; ligatiires, Mr. 0.Adams, M%r. W., operation for depressed cicatrices, Pember-toii on, 551 ; treatment, Mr. Lister oim in-260; treatmienit of broken nose, 421 flinience of oil sahiibrity of hosp;itals, 769
Adamisoln, Dr., proposed memorial of, 711 Antivaccinators, in Dr-esdeon, 26; statemen-ts of, 28S3;Addlison's disease, cases of, 541, 614 in Mo;itrcal, 307; at Keighley, 753; in Lernin, 762Adolescence, mortality of, 271 AnitiVivisectioniStS anud the late Dr. John Ilecid, 37-1.Adulteratiomi of milk, 90, 715, 711 See VivisectionAdulterationi Act, new, 511 ; old, last action in Scot- Aor-ta, thoracic, anenrism of", Dr. Sinith-Shiand o;;,land nudie;-, 535 42; Dr. McCall Anderson oni treatment of by gal-
Advertising of medical books in newspapers, see vano-punctuire, 228,117; treated by dlistal ligature,Medical books, advertising of Mir. An-nandale on, 550 ; caises of, 5138, 71)1, 7553 799
Advice, immoral and pernicious, 91 involving reciii-reint laryrigeail imerve, 615; in theAfrica, East, medical mission in, 711 army, 685; abdlominal, aneurism of, 558Air compressed, action of, 207 Aortic valves, coiige;lital disease of, 5.11Air-passages, MIr. Spence on surgery of, 195 Aphasia, emotionail, 275Aitken, Dr. J., Syme's operation modifiedl, 489; Apjohn, Dr., testimonial to, 795poisoning by haburnum seeds, 555 Apoplexy, meningeal, Mr. Hodgson on, 88, 361
Dr. L., the sanitary state of Rome, 271; n'ight Apothecaries' Society, prizes in'Botaniy, 5Si; regula-medical service, 687 tions of, 326; the Chelsea gardens of, 611.), 616;
Alcohol, discussion on in International Medical Con- pass lists, see Medical News in each numbergress, 466; dlangers of abuse of, 506; medicinal Apothecaries' Hall in Ireland, regulations of, 33-1use of, 763; detection of in urine, Mr. F. C. Hewett Appeals, 187, 479, 539on, 780; physiological action of, 800 Appointments, medical, 516
Alder, Dr., trial of, 180 Apprenticeships, medical, 602, 693Aldershot, hospital arrangements at, 659; losses of Am-aroba powdler, 410stores at, 690, 749, 802 Armstrong, Mvr. H. E., introductory lecture at Uni-
Alford, Mr. Samuel, treatment of whooping-coughs versity of Durham College of Medicine, 4llOby carbolic acid, 480 Army, British, chang-es am"ong medlical officers at
Algiers, winter quarters in, 592 MNalta, 61 ; Dr. J. "Ambrose' on- councealmemit ofAllbutt, Dr. T. C., auscultation of the cesophagus, venereal disease in, 98, 11)); medical reg-ulatio-ns,
228, 4290 107; Dr. Lush's advocacy of claims of m`edical dle-Almond river, pollution of the, 141 pertinent, 109, 119; p:romotioiis, appointments.Aloes, crystalline constituenits of, 304 etc., of mnedlical officers, 115, 213, 653, 690, 803;Alopecia areata, Mr. J. H. Stowers on, 226 number of v-acancies at examin-ations, 151, 571;Althaus, Dr. J., electrolytic dispersion of tumours, goodl service pensions, 187; successful candlidates
263, 606 for imedical appointments, 216, 285 ; reginmentalAmbrose, Dr. J., concealment of venereal dlisease in system ver-eu'. uiiifiatiomi, 216; Dr. Smiart on
the army, 98 criiminal dleaths in, 221 Dr. Smart oili deaths fromiAmenities, unusual, 713 accidlent uii, 270, 357 ; regulations for admission toAmerica, medical practice in, 121, 187, 319, 479, 694; medical service, 403; ho"spital corps, 161 ; depart-proposed internationial medical congress in, 796 mnental officer-s of, 195; retiremenit of Dr. Logie,
Amputation of thigh for rupture of popliteal artery 571, 51)8, 627; mhilitary hospitals, 572; Knights-and vein, 259.; Syme's, improved method of per- bridge barracks, 598; letter on medical ref-orm,forming, 420, 489, 672; by combined cutasmecou-s and 627 ; promotion- in, 639; assistant-professors atmusculo-cutaneous flaps, 675; skin-t--rafting on Netley, 659; half-pay wsithout half-pay, 651);stump after, 719 ; at elbow-joint, 734 hospital arrang-ement.- at Alderhlot, 6511; beam-iL,
Ampuitations, medical oflicers' fees for, 1063 660; the unimdi'atiou systemn, 077; los.ses of -toresAmyh, -nitrite of, traumatic tetaniis treatedI by, 523; at Aldersh;ot, 6n90, 71m9 803; remin-rks oli medlicalaction of, 527 department, 7)109; the 'ca-:c of 8umm-- eon Spmuway-,
Aunemia, imliopatllic or p)rogressivc perimiciomes, Dir. B. 7-il. form- loacs 1;ii'Bramnwell on-, 738 -irtrs go6 aloaic mmrriod soldiers'
Anuesthesia, the discoverer of, 281 quarersT7ic2nidclci~cito n 1Ancusthetics, mom-tality from., 1)19: deaths fronm. 113 - Indian, succe eiolidatef at examiclui;,choice of, 159, 118; Committee of Association oin, 283; mortality of clmid(rem:i of siuidiers, 37)), 511214; in extraction of teeth, Mi-r. A. Stewart oms, 733); reguilations for admicsiose to miedical scm-vice, 1113;Mr. H. Sewill on, ib. ; chloroform and ether as, in remrarks on medical department, 113; drc s ofhospitals, 781. See Chloroform and Ether medical ofricers, 571; quse- tie;n re-ardingu n:1etlical
Anatomical science, Dr. ClelandI oni present state of, .s-ervice, 601289 Arnica in orchitis, Mfr. Hf. G. Knaggs on, 71 ; eczema
Anatomy, text-books on, 349; human, at Cambridge, from tincture of, 73-1793 Arnold andc Sons', MNessrs., flexible stethoscope, 316;Anderson, M,Nrs. Gar-rett, on dysmenorrhina, 233 hypodermic syringe, 751
~Dr. M\JcCa.ll, treatment of aneurism of arch Arnott, Sir Job;:, donations to charitable inistitiitionisof aorta by galvano-puncture, 228, 517 ii: Cork, 375
62- Mr. W., the will .as a therapeutic means, Am-rest of dlevelopnme;:t of for-earmns, 7: ~9~~~~~~~~~~~~Ar,sei:ie,chiorca treatedI by, 31)7; emators of 'Styri-a,
A-neurism of thoracic aorta, Dr. Smith-ShanmI on, .12; 437; iin casks, poisoniing by, 467; poisonii:i- byDr. MUcCall Ansdersomn treatment of b:y galvaiso- fri-o:a g-rce;: hamlp-sliade-, 51)0; MNr. Kem-;- cliiroimcpuncture, 228, 517; treated by distal higatmire, MAr. poison:ing b)y, (il); iei madie,:' due ses, G 118Annanidale onl, 55)); cases of, 538, 716, 755, 791)9; Ar-tcrics, hitern;al carotid, tlhromnbosIs of, 5 11 aileuir-involvi;ig rmecLiri-e;:t h;aru-y geal iierve, 615 of ab:- isissiiof treate(i by wime-co;ipre'05, I h% .1. Dix0 oii,dominal aorta, 558; of aor-ta is the army, 681; 258, 551traumnatic varicose of femom-al -artery, 1,91; am-terio- Ar-tery, femoral, Mr. Spiieme oni tra:umaatic vramic-oscvenous in thigh, 2-16 ; of arteries treateti by wnire- aneumrismi: of, 191)5; piophiitead, rmiptLumme of, 259 ; comei-compress, Mvr. J. Dix on, 258, 551 ; intracranial, menn feinoral, Mr. 1). Pemnberton: on ligatumie of,5-12; iliac, 614 ; intrathoracic, large, 641 ; polOpiteal, 259, 551; aintem-ior conmunuicathiu, anseimrisni of,ligature of femoral artery withi carbolised catgut 512; anterior cerebral, tumi-our of, it). extcriialfor, 656, 670 iliacw, anemirism of, 6151; femoral, Ihigatmirc of wnitli
Angina Ludovici, Dr. F. Mlurchison on, 778 carbolised catgut, 056; external iliac, Mr. Myers
on ligature of with carbolise(d catguit, 670; pulmonary, embolism of, 685; r;t;ptre of in thigh'748
Arthritis, tubercular, 430Artisans' Dwellings Act in Liverpool, 598Ascites cuired by resin of copaiba, Dr. Wilks oni, 780Assistants, unqlualifiecl, 63, 154, 28S7AssoCI IMON, IS1TITISoI AIEDICAI-., Dr. G. M. I-fumphryon aims of, 35; Mr. D. Kent Jones onl, 36; Dr.Orsborn on, 37; programme of aninual mectiig,58, 81, 116, 141; Dr. Davies-Colley oni riso and pro-grless of, 66; vote of Edinburgh Loiiversity Courttowards expenses of mectiing-, 77; by-laws of, 79;proceeding-s of Committee of Couicil, 113, 59$6; iC-marks on annulal meeting-, 139, 178, 203; Sir RlobertChristi.oni's address, 155, 1i2; D)r. l3cgbie's addressin Medlicine, 164, 212; )r. Mlattlhews l)uncan'.s ad-dress in Sectioni of Obstetric Medicine, 171; RightIio;i. Lyon Playfair's ad(drcis ini Section of PlutbllicMedicine, 173 1)r. Low -c's addre ss in Section ofPsycholo-gy, 176; forty-third annual meeting-, 181,210; adldlress of r-etinigii l-pesi(len-t, 181 ; vote ofthaniks to the retiring president, ib. ; address ofwelcome from the Edinburgh MIunicipal Couincil,ib. ; report of Council, 142 ; vote of thanks to Mr.Samuel W,ood, 181; xvote of thanks to Dr. Stewart,ib. ; the armiy medical departmenit and civil sur-geon-s, ib. ; by-laws of tlhe Associationi, it. ; re-electioni of Vice-presidlenits, it. ; re-election ofTreasurer, 185; election of General Secretary, if.;Mr. Spence's address in Surgery, 189, 212; Dr.Rutherford's addlress in Physiology, 198, 213; Dr.Gairdlier's address in Section of Medicine, 200;report of Parliamentary Bills Conmmittee, 21)1, 211;report of Scientific Grants Committee, 2)02, 212;report of Joint Committee on State Medicine, 202,212; place of meeting for 1876, 210; Piresident ofCounIcil, ib. ; vote of thanks to Mr. SonLthamn, it. -vote of thainks to Dr. lalconer, iS. ; election ofTreasurer, 211 ; Coommlittee of Council, it).-honorary members, 211, 215; tlhe admission oflady memnbers, 211, 252, 61(1, 721; report of theCommittee on Qualificatiomis ini State -Medicine,212, 21; habitual drunkards, 214; mc(lical reliefof the loor in Scotlaild, ib.; anaistLetC agents, ib.;vote of thaanks, 215; dinner, 2:3l5 precsideiut's re-ception, 238 corvsreiszioic, it. ; gar-den party, it.;Edi;t;intr2i.97 31 e1il Joursie onI anniiual meeting, 305;remarks of a contemporary oII, i,. miem1berspresent at ainniual meeting, 1l ; remarks oIi scien-tific reports of, 528; niotlice recrarding scientificgranits, 368; n-umerical streng-th cf,f 616; niewBrauiches of, 713, 796; n-otice ofmnotioni regarding,715; lprogress of in 1ie7, 787; foreig-a. critics of,791; annual meeting, etc., in 1871, 807
Sectioni of IMedicinc: Dr. (Gairdner'snddress at openir- (of, 200; types of coiitinie(ilfever, 228; tretilt;ienit of anctiri. in of iarch of amortlbyX1-alle -pnnclltorc, ', J517 ; anl.cultatioi of tImewi.op)lia-its, 2z8, 112); appearance of ti e tongulie inOcaltih an(d disease, 51128; trcatimenit of acultercen.oatisin In tinictturec Of percli olde of iron,220t,
117; rienmat c fievOi and( id s trezitiiiei-it, 229; theionioi;as of Clii(ldhood, ib. ; tetamiy, 221(), 415-
cxpcrmi-cieiiti relatingtii tic iiatholoiiiical aniatomyof myclitis, 229'; hioophin-coughaind its treatinmiltwitht carbolic aci(d -apiotr, 221!), 125; paralysis oftlhe serratus mag-ius inn111C, 221), 455 ; abnormalilispositio.n to sleep alter;!ated with cloreic mo-e-ments, 229, 517 ; cases of rubeola inotlia, 23(0; p;ml-monary and tricusljid va1vular discase, it. ; thesyplon stomiach-tube, 230, 485,
Section of Surgery: treatnieut of club-foot, 217; peculiar variety of hydrocele of thecord, it.; excision of the thyroi(d giand, 257, 3.cC;subcutaneous division of the nieck of the thigh-boneoni both sides, for stra ght ankylosis, 25)8; ravses ofamienrism treatedlby tie s-ire coml]press, 2.58, 551miodern-i tre;tmne;it of cowCtuttioial. sYpihilis, 2,5traclicotony ino cr0oII) :id liilplthcri'a 25.s, 292partimil rim; ture 01' polflit il aitc.ry, 251) ; ,trictlii-of thec uret,lhma, i1,.; co;ijuinlival Iinn.l-lpautationflrin;; rahbit, ib.; i-;;tu;re liy a; iaittitepfic lmateraid,239, 2)92 ; niev operatioii for the ob)liteiation;s of(iecproedciccrd i es,atc ;;no0; rhiiioplastic- opera-tion, 26;), 393; trcatment cif striumonus eular;-genciitof the glands byliypoilermiic inijectio;is, 260)); pIuc-ture(l fracttmre of the fronital boine treated ljy tre-phiniii-, 260, 31(); conserivative aural surgery, 261provincial suirgery in Scotland, ib. ; new operation
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Association, Section of Obstetric Medicine: Dr.Matthews Duncan's address at opening of, 171;embryotomy, 231; accidental heamorrhage al-ternating with watery discharge, ib.; new mid-wifery forceps, ib.; obstetric thimble, itb.; ovariandropsy, tb.; prevention and management of mis-carriages, 231,665; placenta pruevia, 231; inversionof the uterus, 231, 296; memoir of the life ofSmellie, 231; examination of the female bladder,232; intemperance in women, ib. obstetricalstatistics, 232, 635; uterine flexions and displace-ments, 232; nitric acid as a caustic in uterinepractice, 232, 609; management of the lying-inwoman, 233; transfusion by Aveling's apparatus,ib.; triplets complicated by double uterus, 233, 359;dysmenorrhcea, 233; syphilitic placenta, 234;points in the management of the third stage oflabour, ib.; vomiting in pregnancy, it.; neuralgicdysmenorrhcea, 235; rupture of the uLmbilical cordduring delivery, ib.- Section of Public Medicine: Right Hon.Lyon Playfair's address, 173; life-history ofcontagium, 265; nature of contagion, ib.; scarletfever, how to prevent its spread, ib. ; is enteric feverspontaneously generated? 266; typhoid fever inSkye, ib.; enteric fever traceable to a specificallypolluted water-supply, ib.; enteric fever in Killa-marsh, 267; ages at death from small-pox, measles,and scarlatina, 267, 520; points connected withcottage hospitals, 267; legislation for the controland treatment of insane drinkers, 253, 255, 267;State Medicine in relation to education, 268;parochial medical relief in Scotland, 269; relationsbetween weather and mortality in London, 270; theinfluence of weather on thedeath-rate from differentdiseases and at different ages, ib.; deaths by acci-dent in the army and navy, 270, 357; numericalratio of diseases in the adult male community, 270;mortality of adolescence, 271; tobacco and itseffects on health, ib. ; evils of medical men under-taking the duties of nurses, ib.; sanitary state ofRome, ib.; sanitation of houses, 272, 388; mortalityin relation to dwellings, ib. ; sanitary remarks ontrap and soil-pipes, 273; comparative merits of thewater-carriage and dry systems of sewage, ib.;sanitary conditions of rural districts, ib. ; drinkingand table waters, 274; mineral constituents ofdrinking waters,ib.; vote of thanks to President, ib.-- Section of Psychology, Dr. Lowe's ad-dress, 176; unilateral phenomena of mental anidnervous disorders, 274; unusual case of epilepsy,275,700; emotional aphasia, 275; statistics of lunacyintownand country, ib.; unilateral convulsions andhemiplegia from circumscribed lesion, ib.; micro-cephalic idiocy, 276, -5.1; bulbar paralysis, 276;effect of diseases on weight of encephalon, ib. -psychology of muscle, 277; hypo(lermlic injectionof morphia in insanity, ib.; experiments on brainof monkeys, ib.-- Section of Physiology: transference oflong tendon of biceps muscle fromii scapula tohumerus in chrolnic disease of the shoulder, 278-electric currents of brain, ib. ; digestive principlesof insectivorous plants, ib.; effect of drugs inintracranial circulation, ib.; case of death in adiver, ib.; physiological acoustics, ib.; effect ofdivision of cervical sympathetic, ib. ; anatomy andphysiology of semicircular canals, ib. ; priocess forstaining tissues, ib.; action of stimulants and nar-cotics, 279; magnetic effects of arterialand veiiousblood, ib.-Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincar(line Branch,spontaneous origin of typhoid fever, 720
Bath and Bristol Branch, president'saddress, 68, 85; annual meeting, 85; Report ofCouncil, ib.; president-elect, ib.; vote of thanksto retiring president, ib.; proposal regarding dis-cussions, ib.; secretaries, ib. ; representatives inGeneral Council, ib.; ordinary meetings, 655, 798;new members, 655, 798; discussions at meetings,655; advertising medical books in public news-papers, ib.; papers, ib.- Birmingham and Midland CountiesBranch, annual meeting, 83; the president elect,ib.; new members, ib.; vote of thanks to retirinipresident, ib.; report of Council, ib.; financialstatement, 84; votes of thanks, itb.; election ofofficers, it.; dinner, itb.; president's address, 481,
655; ordinary meetings, 654; new members, ib.;dilated stomach, ib.; recurrent tumour of the eye-ball, ib.; exophthalmia, 655. Pathological andClinical Section: lupus vulgaris, 655; lamellarcataract and defective teeth, ib.; amputation ofthe foot, ib.; retro-uterine hiemotocele, ib.; femoralaneurism, ib.
Association, Border Counties Branch, annual meet-ing, 284; report of Council, ib.; Medical Benevo-lent Fund, ib.; president's address, ib.; newmembers, ib. ; election of office-bearers, ib.; medi-cal fees, itb.; dinner, ib. ; autuLmnal meeting, 717- Cambridge and Huntingdon, East
Anglian, and South Midland Branches, com-bined annual meeting, 60; president's address,35, 60; new members, 60; place of next meeting,ib.; representatives in General Council, itb.; legis-lation for habitual drunkards, ib.; medical adver-tising, ib. ; papers, ib.; dinner, ib.
East York and North Lincoln Branch,conjoint meeting with Yorkshire Branch, 5680 Gloucestershire Branch, annual meet-ing, 717; president for 1876, ib. insular sclerosis,ib. ; medical education of women, ib.; diseases ofthe fauces and larynx, 718.
Lancashire and Cheshire Branch, presi-dent's address, 66, 147; annual meeting, 157; re-port of Council, ib.; medical advertising, ib.;officers and Council, ib.; communications, ib.;dinner, ib.
Metropolitan Counties Branch, presi-dent's address, 23, 119; annual meeting, 118;inew members, ib.; report, of Council, itb.;treasurer's report, ib.; election of officers andCouncil, ib.; votes of thanks, ib.; habitualdrunkards, 119; dinner, ib.
Midland Branch, annual meeting, 84;president's address, ib.; new members, 85; officersand Council, ib.; election of members of theAssociation, ib.; advertisements of 'medical books,ib.; dinner, 85, 415; quarterly meeting, 445;papers, ib.
North of England Brancli annual meet-ing, 147; votes of thanks, ib.; report of Coouncil,ib.; officers for 18)6-76, ib.; representatives inGeneral Council, ib.; representatives in Parlia-mentary Committees, ib.; dinner, 1i8, 415; au-tumnal meeting, 445; papers, ib.- North Wales Branch, president's ad-dress, 36; annual meeting, 60 ; vote of thanks, ib.;report of Council, ib.; next annual meeting, offi-cers and Council, ib. mitral constrictions, ib.;morbid specimens, ib.; bead enclosed in a nerve,ib.; ephidrosis cruenta, 61; lupus exedens, ib.;injuries of head, ib. ; bone-setters, ib. ; dinner, ib.
Northern Counties of Scotland Brainch,aimual meeting, 506; paper, it. ; abnormal births,ib.; office-bearers, 507; dinner, ib.- Shropshire Ethical Branch, annual
meeting, 654; vote of thanks, ib.; election of offi-cers, etc., ib.; medical advertising, ib.; hospitalcharity abuse, and gratuitous operations, ib.; Dr.Inglis and the executive committee of the Worces-ter Infirmary, ib.; quack advertisements, ib.;thanks to the president, ib.; communications, etc.itb.; dinner, itb.- Shropshire Scientific Branch, annualmeeting, 568; address, ib. ; paper, ib.
-- South Easteln Branch, president'saddlress, 70; annual meeting, 87; report of Coun-cil, ib.; financial report, il.; repiesentatives inGeneral Council, ib. ; Council of Bra-anch, ib. secre-tary, ib.; place of meeting in 1876, 88; alterationof law, ib. ; title of doctor, ib. midwives, ib. ni-ewmembers, ib.; visit to Brookwood Asylum, it,.;dinner, ib.-East Kent district meetinsgs, 37S3, 507,715; medico-ethical committee, 379, 507, 715; ad-vertising medical books in l)ublic papers, 507,743; retention and extravasation of urine, 507;diphtheria, ib.; comparative birith-rate and num-ber of conceptions, 758 ; turningt in shoulder an(darm presentations, ib.-West Kent district meet-ing, 683; next meeting, it. ; papers, ib. ; excisionof elbow, 758; rupture of artery in thigh, ib.;nenrohiematic, lesion, ib. central placenta prme-via, ib. , intermittent fever, ib. ; stomatitis, etc., ib.-East Surrey district meetings, 625, 798; medicaltidvertising, ib.; treatment of Colles' fractures,ib.; specimens, ib.; acute dropsy in a boy, it.;femoral hernia, ib.; fistuloiis opening in neck, 625,798; anwsthetics, 625; puerperal fever, ib.-EastSuissex district meetings, 8S, 655, 715i; malaria, 88;meningeal apoplexy, ib.; new members, 85, 715;dinner, 88, 656, 745; pathology of chorea, 655;medical advertising, 656; communications, 715;notice of motion, ib.- South of Ireland Branch, aninual meet-
ing, 717; new members, it.; president's address,ib.; report of Council, ib.; oflicers and Council,it. ; mecting of the Branch, ib.; votes of thaniks,ib.; dininer, ib. ; extroversion of bladder, 717;chi onic phthisis, ib.; scirrhus of pylorus, ib.;
traumatic tetanus, ib.; accidental concealedhaemorrhage, ib.
Association, South Midland Branch, annual meeting,in Cambridge and Huntingdoni ; autumnal meet-ing, 479; annual meeting in 1876, ib. *papers, itb.;votes of thanks, ib.
SouthWales and MIonmouthshireBranch,annual meeting, 148; president's address, ib.report of Council, ib.; new members, ib.; electionof officers, ib.; membership of the Association,ib.; medical advertisements, ib.; papers, ib.Medical BenevolentFund, ib.; dinncr, ib.
- South WestelnBranch, annual meeting,59; president's address, 59, 65; next annual meet-ing, officers, and Council, itb.; vote of thanks, ib.;communications, ib. ; dinner, 60.
Southern Branch, president's address,37, 86; annual meeting,85; report of Council, ib.;president elect, ib.; vice-presidents, 86; secretary,
ib.: vote of thanks to retiring president, ib.; dis-trict meeting, ib. *excursion to Netle,y Abbey, ib.;dininer, ib.-Dorset district meeting-, 568 ; officers,ib.; new members, it.; paper, ib.-South-EastHants district meetiig, 653; py*mia, ib.; cystictumour of the lower jaw, tb.
Staffordshire Branch, ordinary meeting,88; new members, 88, 718; cystic tumours ofthyroid body, ib.; cancer of breast, ib.; annualmeeting, 718; vote of thanks, ib.;president's ad-dress, ib.; report of Council, ib.; place of nextannual meeting, ib.; proposed alteration of rule,ib.; votes of thanks, ib.; election of officers, ib.;dinner, ib.
Thames Valley Branch, ordinary meet-ing,715; papers, ib.; dii,iier, ib.- West Somerset Branch,annual meeting,
215; report of Council, ib.; representatives in theGenieral Council of the Association, ib.; honorarysecretary and treasurer, it. place of meeting in1876 andpresident elect, ib.; intermediate meetings,it.; members of Council of the Branch, ib.;lhabitual drunkards, 216, 568; supposedpoisoningly hemlock, 216; a medico-legal case, itb.; case ofpsoas abscess, itb. vital conservancy inl disease,ib.; dinner, ib.; autumnal meeting, 568; paper, ib.;
blood-letting in disease, it.Yorkshire Branch, annual meeting.,59;
report of Council, ib.; election of officers andCouncil, ib.; clinical cases, ib.; simulated hip.disease, ib. necrosis of cranial bones, ib.; tem-porary paralysis, it. ; diiiner, ib.; conjoint meetingwithlEast York and North Lincoln Branch, 568;communications, ib.
Association, British, for Advancement of Science,Dr. ('leland's address in Aniatomical and Physio-
logical Departmelnt of Theological Section, 289;remarks on, 307; proceedings of Department ofAnatomy and Physiology, 309; physiological ac-tion of light, ib.; microphotographs, 310; vascularplexuses in animals, it.; protoplasmanid adipocere,ib.; intestinal secretion, ib. ; origin of the lymph-aties, ib. ; anatomy of the skin, il. ; physiologicalaction of chinoline and pyridine bases, itb.
British Medical Defenice, 468, 737,763-________ Forfarshire 3Medical, annual meeting,78
Germani, of Natuaralists and Physicians,meeting of, 532
German Sanitary, subjects for discus-
sion at, 2433fanchester Medico-Ethical, report onprovidlent scheme, 79a0
MMedical Officers of I Icalth in Yorkshire,402; Northern Counties, autilmn meeting, 512- St. Anidrew's Gra(luates', 591
Astrolog-er, a medical, in trouLible, 11Asylum, niew blind in Edinburgh, 59-5
lunatic, new, for Sunrey, 28; Aberdeen,proposed enlargement of, i; Liinerick, eiilarge-ment of, 404; new, niear Glasgow, 567; Cork, dis-missal of attendan-ts, 567; AWest Riding, crteer-3tizione at, 680); Montrose, extension of, 764- sick, new metropolitan, 28; Caterham, in-
spection of, 74; Il1ampstead, report of Committeeoni, 210
Asyltums, Lunatic, Reports of, 2-er., 398; in Ireland,Bill concerning, 185; report on, 795
Atrophy, progressive muscular, 558Attfield, Dr., AM1anual of Chemistry, i-ee., 526Atthill, Dr. L., perchloride of iron in post patiii5&hamorrhage, 6(18-; appointment as inaster of theRotunda Hospital, 622; nitric acidl in treatment ofdiseases of neck of uterus, 779
Aural surgery, conservative, 261Auricle of ear, fibrous tumour of, 265Auscultation of the wsophaagus, Dr. Clifford Allbutt
oni, 228, 420Australia for invalids, 121Austria, deaf and dumb in, 213Aveling, Dr. J. H., MIemorials of Harvey, roi.,
785
ii [Jan. 22, I876.
Jan. 22, I876.] TIE BRMTISH MAI?PCAL _OURNAL.B.
Balfour, Dr. J. H., the degree of M.D. in Edinbur,gh,413
Ballynahinch chalybeato spa, 622Barclay, Dr. J., flatulent (lyspep)sia, 92Barker, Dr. F., puerperal fever and tlhl infective dis-
eases, 95Barnes, Dr. R., ad(dress to Metropolitan CountiesBranch, 33; introdcietory lecture at St. George'sHospital, 4-11; soirbe of, 4605; intrauterine injec-tions, 582; the circulation in pregnant women, 603
Barony poor-house and hospital, 688Barracks, the Dublin, 682, 742Bartlett, Mr. C. H. drinking and table waters, 274Bastian, Dr. H. C., Paralysis from Braini-Disease,
rev., 301Basutos, Mr. E. Hartley on diseascs of, 519Beards in the army, 660Beattie, Dr. J. W., plastic operations, 311Beaumont, Dr. W. R., obituary notice of, 719Beck, Mr. J. T., treatment of post pad-tur hwmor-rhage, 611
Dr. Snow, puerperal fever, 102Beddoe, Dr. J., mortality of adolescenice, 271Begbie, Dr. John, 138
Dr. J. W., address in medicine, 16-1, 212Bell, Sir Charles, 136- John, 135- Mr. Joseph, modification of Syme's operation,420- Dr. Oswald, death of, 29; funeral of, 54; pro-posed memorial of, 741
Bellamy, Mr. E., revolver bullet encysted in palm,425
Bennet, Dr. Henry, 434Bennett, Dr. Hughes, presentation of bust to Unii-
versity of Edinburgh, 181, 24-1; death of, 434; Mr.Cadge on case of, 433; funeral of, 468; memoir of,473
Dr. Risdon, admission of women to medicalprofession, 16, 21
Benson, Mr. J.; diabetes mellitus in a child, 522Bentley and Trimen's Medicinal Plants, -ev., 520Bequests, 231, 44)1, 502, 599, 681Beveridge, Dr. R., death from suffocationi in a diver,
278Biceps muscle, transference of longi- tendon of, 278Bigg, Mr. H., Gentle Treatment of Spinial Curvaturc,
lrev., 707Bile, secretionl of in dog, experiments on, 199Bile-duct, common, congenital deficiency of, 716Bile-ducts, dilatation of, 746Birmingham, special correspondence from, 378, 538,
621, 797; el)idemics in, 378Births, abnormal, 506Birth-rate and number of conceptions, 718Bismuth and creasote. in ilnfantile vomiting, Dr.Mackey on, 396
Black, Dr. D. C., medical advertisinig, 119; Funic-tional Diseases of the Urinary and ReproductiveOrgans, -ev., 707
Bladder, examination of in tb;e female, 232; Mr.Cadge on sacculation of, 418; cure of cystitis bydilatation of neck of, 493 ; extirpation of tumoursof, ib.; puncture of per rectumis, Mr. R. Davy on,697; extroversion of with epispadias, 747
Blake, Dr. C. C., Zoology for Students, -ev., 586Bleeding, Mr. Michell Clarke on history of, 67Blind asylum in Edinburgh, 594Blisters, Dr. Spender on use of, 99Blood, magnetic conditions of, 279Bloodless surgery, Mr. Spence on, 192Blunt hook and sling for assisting deliver;y in breech-presentations, 6o7
Boddy, Mr. H. W., injection of perchloride of iron inpast partum hrnmorrhage, 488
Bodington, Dr. G. F., the control and restraint ofhabitual drunkards, 255-
Body, Human, Mr. J. Marshall's Description of, r-ev.,368
Boeck, Dr., death of, 790Bond, Dr. F. T., the use of terebene, 415
Mr. Thomas, post miortema examinatioln of re-mains of H. Lane, 732
Bones, false abscesses of, 673Bone-setter, a, in North Wales, 37, 61; professional
alliance with a, 220, 620Borate of soda, glycerate of, 163Borax, curious action of glycerine on, 252Boyd, Dr. R., effect of diseases on weight of en-cephalon, 276
Bradl,y, Mr. S. M., surgical treatment of lymphatictumours of the neck, 264; treatmelnt of chloro-form-poisoning, 416
Braidwood, Dr. P. M., life-history of contagium, 265Brain, unilateral convulsions and hemiplegia from
lesion of, 275; of monkeys, experiments on,277 ; electric cutrrents in, 278 ; effects of dlruns oncirculation in, ib.; Dr. Bastian on Paralysis fromDisease of, s-ev., 301; Dr. 11. Snowv on effect ofstimulants and hypnotics on circulation in, 424;heemorrhage in, 541; hemiplegia from syphilitic
tumour in, 611; sclerosis of, 683; glioma of, 686;gliosarcoma of, ib.
Braithwaite, Dr. J., ntitric acid as a caustic in uterinepractice, 232, 609, 779
Bramwell, Dr. B., unilateral convulsions and hemi-plegia, 273; idiopiathic or progressive periliciousanrmia, 738
Breast, cancer of, 88, 511, 558; cancer of in the male,613, 685; male, fatty tumbur of, 683
Breech-presentations, bluntt hook and sling forassisting- delivery in, 687
Bristol, Mr. D. Davies oni scarlet fever in, 670, 699Broca, M., his essay on craniology, 744Bronchi, dilatation of, rheumatoid disease in, 192Bronchocele, Dr. Althaus on electrolysis of, 606Brotherston, Mr. P., provincial surgery in Scotland,261
Brown, Dr. A., a railway case, 91, Air. James, typhoid fever in the Isle of
Skye, 266Brownl Institution, the, 591, 741Browne, Dr. Cricliton, vivisection., 181- Dr. IV. A. F., address to Border CosuitiesBranch, 281
Brunton, Dr. John, the flexible clinical stethoscope,413
Dr. T. Lauder, causes of death duringextraction of teeth ulider chloroform, 693
Buchan, Mr. A., ilnfluence of weather on death-rate,270
Buchanan, Dr. G., tracheotomy in croup and diph-theria, 238, 292
Bulbar paralysis, 276Bullet encyste(d in palm, Mr. E. Bellamy on, 425Burchardt, Dr., treatmenit of whooping-cough with
carbolic acid vapour, 396Burntislalnd, water supply of, 714
C.Cadets, medical, compulsory service of, 511Cadge, Mr. W. sacculation of and stonie in the blad-
der, 418; the case of the late Dr. Hughes Bennett,453
Caesarean sectioni, uterus after, 102; coroner's in-(luest in case of, 691, 721
Calabar bean, use of in tetanius, 491Calculi in sacculated bladder, Mr. Cadge oni, 118;
of cystic oxide, 613; of ureter, 801Callender, Mr. G. WV., catgut ligatures, s88Cancer, primary, of the lulng, Dr. Smith-Shanid on,
411; of breast, 88, 511, 558; treatment of offensivedischarge from, 320, 383; of lung, 428; of thyroidbody, 493; Dr. Althaus on electrolysis in, 607; ofbreast in male, 613, 685; of rectum, 61.1; Dr. J. H1.Wood on trentmeint of by citiic acid, 671; of liverwith pyrexia, 719; of pylorus, 717
Cancer-doctors, 546Cantharides, poisoninig by tincture of, 761Capsicum in delirium potsi, 232, 320, 115, 448Carbolic acid, treatmelnt of whooping-cough byvapour of, Dr. R. J. Lee oni, 229, 123; Dr.Burchardt on, 396; Dr. G. P. Rugg on, 423; Mr.S. Alford on, 480; MIr. R. Harrison on, 489; dis-eased ankle treated by inijectiolns of, 218 ; externaluse of in skin-diseases, 527; poisolning by, 592,694
Carcinoma lipomatosum, 61-1. See CancerCarluke, sanitary conldition of, 534Carmichael, Dr. J., chloroform in extraction of
teeth, 780Carpenter, Dr. A., fever at Croydon, 632Cartwright, Mr. S. H., remarks on letter of, 74;surgeon-dentists, 89; compulsory registration ofdeuitists, 570; the scope of dlental surgery, 753
Cassells, Dr. J. P., coniservative aural surgery, 261Cataract, diabetic, 219; with Egyptian oplhthalmia,262 iiiodern method of extracting, ib. ; traumatic,cases of, 298; lamellar, and defective teeth, 63
Catgut, carbolised, use of, 636, 688Cathcart, Mr. S., early menstruation, 417Caton, Dr. R., electric currents of the brain, 278Cattle, flesh of diseased, 623Caustic, nitric acid as a. See Nitric AcidCautery, actual, in treatment of fibroid tumours ofuterus, 55
Cavafy, Dr. J., unusually rapid action of heart, 291Cazenave de la Roche, Dr., Answer to Dr. C. T. AWil-
liams, i-ev., 366Centenarian, a, 534Cerebral comilication of rheumatism, Dr. T. J.Walker on, 297
Cerebro-spinal meningitis, case of, 363, Dr. T. Coleon, 667
Certificates of death, persons who can sign, 122;when to be withheld, 303; law regarding, 383;life inisurance, 480, 545
Chambers, Dr. T. K., Diet in Health andl Disease,rev., 299
Chancre within the nostril, Mr. Nettleship on, 363Charles, Dr. J. J., treatmuent of pateiit uraclius, 386Charteris, Dr. M., malignant disease of ovaries, 223Chartres, Dr. J. S., death of, 659
Chater, Mr. S., capsicum in delirium 1t potst, 413Chemical polysyllables, 148; properties, physiologi-
cal test of, 591Chemistry, Dr. Attfield's Manual of, -er., 526Chemists in Edinburgh, 136Cheyne, Dr., 331, 16Chiene, Mr. J., the school of medicine of Edinburgh,
575Child killedby a chicken, .l +16; Mr. J. Bensoln on dia-betes in a, 522; Mr. W. H. Spuirgini on lhyster-ia iua, 533; cirrhosis of liver in a, 716; persistent con-stilpation in a, 801
Childers, Mrs., death of, 710Children, imbecile, Stewart institutioni for, 280;
plieiiinonia in, 229; of European soldiers in India,mortality among, 370, 511; premature, manage-menit of, 713; effect of cold on, 791
Chin, epithelioma of, 799China, medical literature in, 142Chinoliine and pyrodine basis, action of, 310Chloral-hydrate, external uses of, 717; Dr. D. Young
oni poisonlinlg by, 778; as an antidote against sca-sicknless, 785; note on, 806
Chloride of gold and sodium, treatment of hysteriaby, 368
Chloroform, deaths from, 75, 113, 143, 4163, 500, 710,73'), 761 ; Dr. Skinnier on treatment of poisonlinlgby, 297; Mr. S. M. Bradley on, 416; Dr. T. L.Brunton on causes of death during extraction ofteeth under, 695; use of in extraction of teeth,Mr. A. Stewart on, 733; Mr. B. Sewill on, il.;letter on, 719; Dr. J. Carmichael on, 780; Dr.Sawyer on advantages of ether over, 726; Dr.John Smith on use of, 777; use of in London hos-pitals, 781
Cholera in Syria, 71, 140, 242, 352; prophylaxis of,436; in Indlia, 437, 503; in route of Prince ofWales, 652
Chorea, case of, 397; pathology of, 507, 65Choreic moveiiLents alternating with abnormal dis-
position to sleep, Dr. W. T. Gairdner on, 229, 517in a case of hemiplegia, 703
Christison, Sir Robert, presi(lent's address at meet-ing of British MeIdical Association, 133, 182; re-marks on experiments on animals, 213; on legisla-tion for habitual dmrunkards, 267; remarks on hisaddress, 282
Churchill, Dr. Fleetwood, retirement of, 30; nitricacid as an uterine caustic, 671- Mr. John, death of, 180
Cicatrices, depressed, obliteration of, 260Cinchona, cultivation of ix India, 498Circulation, Dr. R. Barnes on phenonicna of inpregnant women, 603
Cities, foreigin, health of, 620Citric acid, Dr. J. H. Wood on treatment of cancerby, 671
Clark, Mr. J. C., post parhtum hwmorrhago treated byperchloride of iron, 554
Clarke, Mr. J. F., death of, 115; letter concerning,119
- Mr. 'W. F., introductolmy lectuire at CharingCross hlospital, 138
- MIr. W. M., history of bleeding, 67Clavicle, tumour of, 799Clavicles, absence of, -192Cleland, Dr. J., the present state of anatomical
science, 289Clift, the late William, 403Clinical teaching, in Paris, 623, 711; letter on, 748Clover, Mr. J. T., ether as an aii.Tsthetic, 353Club, Ediniburgh University, dininer of, 617Cluib-foot, treatment of, 257Coal-gas, poisoning by inhalation of, Dr. S. Lockie
on, 392; Dr. T. M. Hooke on, 417; case of, 593Cobbold, Dr. T. S., lhydatid disease, 519, 578, 638, 757Coca leaf, action of, 651Cod-liver oil, Richardson's preparationis of, 707;formula for adlministration with phoslphorus, 734
Coffin, Mr. R. J. M., abdominal presentations, 362Coffins, antiseptic action of earth on, 372Cold, effect of on childreis, 791Cole, Dr. T., failures of me(licine, 579; corebro-
spIinal meninDgitis, 667College at Aintab, medical professorship) for, 180
Exeter, Oxford, scholarships and exllibi-tionis, 144
-_______ of Franice, Clinir of General Anatomy in, 282Kin-'s, lectures, 336; fees, 338; mlotes on,
311; changes ini, :3351 ; prizes at, 408, 599; Br.Curinowx's introductory address, 442; additions to,470
King and Queen's of Physicians in Ireland,pass-lists, 31, 286; regulationis of, 333; officers, 536
Owens, IManchester, fees, 339; lectures, 345;notes on, 317 prizes at, 109
________ Queen's, Belfast, lectures andl fees, 407- - Queen's, Birningham, fees, 339; lectiiies,
345, 347; medical edlucation of women, 497, 53:8Rev. W. 1i. 1'6ulton's imltroductory address, 537-~ Queen's, Cork, Chairs of Anatomy an(dMateria Medica in, 375, 503; lectures andl fees, 107
THE BRITISH MEDICAL 70URNAL. [Jan. 22, I876.
Collegcs, Quee's, Galway, lectures and fce3, 407number of stuidents, 56i7
Royal IMedical Benevolent, modc of electioni,53, 153; free scholarships, 711
Royal, of Physicians of Edinburgrh, historyof, 127; regulations, 329
Royal, of Physicians of Londlont, Dr. Guy'sIHarveiln oration, 1 ; pass list,, 152, 599, 803;niew Fellows, 217; regulations, 322, 325 ; lectisresin 1376, 583; office-bearers, 741; mieeting of comi-tia, 793
Royal, of Surgcons of Edinburgh, m-scu;nof, 130; regulations of, 329; presidlent of, 567
Royal, of Surgeons of Englan(l, e'cction ofmembers of Council, 27, 51 ; pass lists, 31, (90, 120,152, 186, 628, 660, 6)1, 766, 803; votinig by proxy at,50, 56, 14S; festival, 51 ; election of presidenit, etc.,ib.; qluestionls at examinations, 6i3, 15:3, 192 ; linancesof, 73; pa;sel a-sd reiected candi(late4, 78, 109,149; MNr. Lee's lectutes, 9)3, 385; resigntation ofMr. Hancock as examiner, 283; regulations, 323,321; Sir A. Cooper on examiners, 435 ; election ofexaminers, 50)); order of the Local G-overnmentBoard, 562 ; examiners in anatomy and pihysio-logy, 593, 623, 711, 750, 760, 791 app)ointment ofMr. Glad4tone as trustee of museum, 615; prizesof, 750; expected vacancies in Council, 761)
Royal, of Surgeons in Ireland, regulationsof, 333; examiners in subjects of preliminaryeclucation, 533; vice presidency of, 621, (i51, 682,713
Univ-ersity, lectuLres, 337; fees, 339; noteson, 351; changes in, 351; prizes at, 5109 ; Dr. Cor-field's in-tro(lInetory lecture at, 419; Sharpey plhysi-ological scholar, 6549
University of Duirlham, fces, 339; lectures,etc., 315, 357; changes in, 331; prizes at, 4)'9; Mr.It. Armstrong's iintroductory lecture, 110
Colles' fracture, treatment of, 623Congio pirates, the recent expedition rainst, 559)Congress, international, of oplhthalmic surgeons,
122 ; German Sanitary, 213; international modicalat Brussels, 37, 1402, 433, 465; Amecrican iinterna-tiona,l medical, 796
(oniumi, Dr. Spcn(der oni e.ects of, 101
Conjoint scheme. ESec Meical ExalinatiolnsConjunctiva, transp;lantation of from rabbit toIihuman subject, 259i
Constantinople, saiiitary state of, 2 12
Constipation, l)ersistent, in a chiild, 801Contaggious3 Diseases Acts, letter.s on, 135, 355, 515
remarks on, 712; Dr. Nevins's st-atements on, 788
Contagium, contribution to lifc-histoiy of, 265;
nature of, ib.Convalescent home, for children, 73; at iMacrate,3)8; AVest of Scotland, 5,31
Consvalescent faminie funid, 567Coniviulsionis, unilateral, from circunmscribed lesioii of
brain, 275; puerperal, Mr. 11. D'O. F'oote on caseof, 362 arrest of speech amd hearing after, 383
Cooper, Mr. G. L., obituary notice of, 516
Copaiba, Dr. Wilks ois cure of ascites by, 780Copeman, D)r. E., treatment of obstinate vomiting
connecte(d with pregnancy, 577Cordl6s, Dr., relation of scarlatina to the pueioiperalstate 10)2
Corfield, Dr. WV. 11., introductory lecture at Uni-versity College, 459
Cormick, Mr. AV., foreign order coniferred on, 496Cornea, section of the, 262Coriiwall school-ship, typhoi(d fever in, 4193, 531, 563,591
Coroner of Celntral Mi(ldlesex, remarks on con(duetof, 51, 75)0
Coroiier's court, alleged contemipt of, 592, 597Coroners, letters oin, 122, 187, 288; in(quests, nlotes
on, 767, 792Corpora striata, Dr. W. J. Mickle ois disease of, 755Corrigan, Sir D., adlmission of women to the medical
psrofessioms, 1:3, 14, 20Coto-bark, action of, 783Cottews, M1r. E., ralpid destructiomn of lung, 513, 600Cough, Di-. J. 1R. Thomsoni on gelsemiuiu iscmper-
vireiis in, 489Cousiterirritationl, Dr. Spenmler ems, 9.9
Cowell, Mr. G., medical education, 68137(owper, Mr. B. H., ancieint hospitals, -1.!33ow-pox as a plreventive of foot-and-mouth disease,580, 619
(raigie, Mr. 1I., compulsory registration of (lentists,
- Mr. John, post p)irit4si livemorrliage, 673;dcath from embodismii after labour, 739
(raai)olo-y, M. Broca's essay olI, 741Creasote, with bismuth in inifanitile vominting, Dr. E.
Mackey on, 396Cri'cie, drainagc and(l hospital accomn-mo(lation of, 29,
C(riminial ri .s;ioiisiliility, 373, 167(Ci)nl)e, 1).. C. M1., psychology itd the ieirsous
s(ysteus, 5151Cro6s, Mi. WI., obituary niotice of, 6900
Croton-chloral hydrate, Dr. Spenider on, 101; actionof, 8(43
Croisp, tracheotomiy in, MIr. Spiencec oi0, 193; Dr. G.
liuchanan on, 258, 24)2; Dr). C. Scott oni, 23 rie-lation to (lilphtlieria, Dr. G. .Johnson on, 355; Dr.Scmlns- on1, 612; Alr. S. Lloydisoi, 7(2
Croytlon, fever at, 5sss, ;77 Dr. ta.rpesnter ois, 632CuLillen, Dr. William, 1:37Ciulliigsvorth, Mr. C. J., early msnstruatioi, 511
Cimminins, Dr. AV. J., spoistaiTieotss cure of aim oxariancyst, 671
Cupar Amigii-, heatli of, .54Curling, Air. T. B., Chinese translation of hi3s wvorklon the testis, 152
Cmrnowv, Dr-. J., introductory leculurc at King's Col-leog, 5142
Customs, lhcalthi of officials of, 270, 135
C-yandi of pot4i Anii5, allegedi po:1sowidini lby, ,539Cy-st, (lenti -eros, usii plier jaw-, MIr. A. Stockls on,
4Si; dermoicl, 1(02; o;var;ian. See OvaryCystic oxi(le calcili, (513Cystitis cuired by dilatation of nick of halader, 193Cysto-urethroscope, 302
D.Dairy-yardls in Dublin, 209Dampness in lion-tes, prevention of, 503Dancer's cramp, 615 ; Dr. I'oorc oii, 61)
Davenport, Mi-. J. T., di-ainagc of rcmral districts, 273Davies, Mr. D)avid, scailet fev-er in B;ristol, 670, 691)
Mr. E. 1K., case of p)ieiileral fever frolml ex-l)osii-e to erysipelas, 362
Davics-Colley, Dr. T., the rise and progress of tileBritisl ieilical Association, 66
Davy, Mtr. it., iintiodumctory lectuire at We,stiniiisterilosIsital, 1.59; reinaiks on, 4(1,5:o); psuncture ofbladder pe4- rec(iii., 0;97
Deaf anid dumb in Austri-a, 23 ; C(educationI of, 752
Dcaficuss, nlervous1, subcuttanCous iinjectioui ofstryclnllia in, 527
Doas, l)r. 1P. A., uiunuSl:al case of epilep;y, 275, 700D r-atlis, criiiii-.ial, im tie ris sy and ilsav--, 1):-. Sisacrt
on, 221 ; finom accident in army ain(d n;avy, Dr.Sissart oi, 27;, 337
Dcathi-rate. S1\ortality and Psegisti-ar-GeneralDcgreesi in Me(liciise, lBrussels, 32 forcei-l, lroceeti-igns iii Medical tounmcil concerning-- re- stratioii of,45; sale of, 6:3; of Erlaiieii, 211); of E,diin)iroglsand Erlaigen, 319, 113; foreign, I1Y0, 513, 516;colonial, 602; shamn, miotice of' Americaim ministeronl, (;13
Dsejazet, Mlalemoisell, (ldath of, 711Delirium Sc po/ui, ca;isicumn in, 2;52, 320, 411, 118Drma-rquay, 3t., (leatliof, 27Dc MI-ricourt, Dr. 14., Moderni Naval Hygiene, r-c;-.,652
Dempsey, Dr. J. St., death of, 373DInli-iigh, Earl of, onl homomopatlhy, 681
-Dental surgery, Mr. H. Cartwright oin scope of, 753Dc;tists, iemarik.s oli classes of, 71; Mlr. 11. Cart-w ri-lst oii, 8 ), 57(; 3Mr. H. Sewill ois, 1 1; regis-triation of, mse)ti,(re-aresa-diMu, 35)2; Mr. W. D.Napier oel, .517; Mr. H. Craigic on, 623; Mr. A.
Gibbingrs ols, ib.Dermatitis, geiueral exfoliative, Dr. IE. I. Sparks o0m,583
Desmonil, Dr. L., obituary lnotice of, 802Devois, North, dipluthleria ius, 317Dewar, Professor, farewell diimier to, 591
Diabetes, Seegen oms, 1353; cataract ini, 219; Rlelationof to Food, Dr. A. S. Donkini on, i-cv., 4219 il a.child, Mrr. J. B1enson oii, 522 ; salicylic eid us,
527; Dr. WV. Dickinssons on, ie-c., 705 ; iussipiduis,treatedl by jaboranudi anmd ergot, Dr. Riinger om,775o
Diagusosis, sur-ceal, Mr. C. Iheath oni, 513Diar-lrma, inifanitile sumusmec, 6t58Dickimssons, Dr. E. 1H., introdtictory address at Livcr-
1ool Scliool of AMedicisie, 5041Dr. AV. H.1., pathologrV of chorcca, 5(07; oil
Diasbete , rri-. 7(0Dicksonu, Dr. AV., isumerical ratio of diiscase, 274)Diet in h[eallth. and Diseaco, Di. T. K. Chambihers on,
rer., 299
Divestioms, Jmplerfect, Dr. Learecl oi, i-cv., 586Diiitalis, Mir. Groves o-i, 410liosn(ra mnuscipula, exllepiimsemits oln, 77Diphtheria, MIr. Shesime onl distinsetion froisi eroiip,
1944; paralysis of accommodation of eye in, 241);traclicotomy iu, Dr. (1. Bumehanass on, 258, 292; Dr.G. SCott oeI, 125 ; case of, 513; in North Devois, 317;Dr. G. Johissoi oms melations of crouLi) to, 355; Dr.Semislhle on, 612 ; Mi. S. Lloy(d on, 712; Dr. Wadeols history of paralysis in, 126 ; Dr. Joyce oni, 5(07.
Disenae, iiiimserical ratio of, 27)); slpread(l of, 59(5Disinfectamsts, adu4lilterationl of, 1 113; Dr. Ri. J. Lee Omi,
Dislocastioss oCf Ii;, Mr. Specince 0]1 reluctios of, 192;vertical. of patella, Mir. C. Terry oIn, 611; coil-genital, of klnee, 697
Dispelnsaries, bhilling, 679
Dispensary, L;attersea, adoption of provideist system,alt
hI' isnouths Public, 679Dispenssinig of mscdicine,, -133, 515, 805Dissection, supply of siibjj cts for, 4170, 712, 723, 738Dittel, Professor, plrescit to, 678Diuretics, remsasrks on, 28(0Diver, leatlth frons susfocations ilu a, 278
Dix, MNr. Johis, a-leurismn treate(d by tlse wire comss-preis, 2538, 331
Doctor, a Plhila(lelpllia, in a Gcrman couirt of law, 76
Dolmaim, Mr. A. H., address to Mi(lianmd IBuanlch, 81Doilkin, Dr. A. S., Relation betsvctcis Di;bectes aidFood, u-er., 429
Doses, extreune, 3(48Dowlinsg, DLr. J., total dlestructIon ofr rig-ltltusig, 123)Dowss -, Dlr. T1. S., bilbai-r piralysi.s, 276 ; offensive
(lisehari-c fi-ossi cancer, :3;s:3Druuinage of (rieff, 29, 711 ; of Dthulin, 55, 591, 715;
of rullal dlistrict,, 273; of lhoii.cs, Sir. Eassic oi,3.Xs
Draiuis ausd sc -ers, vesntilation of, 79)1Draipce-, SImr. IV., infuision of iuatico as ais iiltra-
ceterime injectioii, 732Dress of misedical officers of rmidian arsly, .5571Dropsy, acute, in a boy, 625; geumeral, iii a furttss,
683Druggist, opinions of a, 629Druggists, psrescriptions of, 282Drugs, effect of on intraci-anial circulation, 278. Scc
MAediciniesDruiskar(ls, habitual, Dr. Eastwood on treatmeist of,
7; deputation to Home Secretary om, 56 SirTlhoma IV,atson oi, 79; resolution of SlctrolsolituhimComities Biaineh, 119 ; letter olm, 153 ; resolutioniof Association ois, 215, 23,7 Dr. A. Pe(lclie oms legns-latious for, 233 ; Dr. (G. P. Bodimiglrto ois, 253.treatmusilt of in Aimerica, 5)40
Dryssdalc, Dr. C., tortiary sore throat, 2(33; tobacco,271
Dumblin, Lord Tamyor of, 55, 77, 712- ; diaiilage of, 5)3,591, 715 ; flue imi, 29, 55 ; reports on lhealth of, 11:3,752; clairy-yarclin, 209; teisenseuit housses in, 11S;barracks iii, 6S.2, 7412; typlioi-d fever in garrison,763
Duifoiir, General, (leath of, 110Durmbartoms, l)rop)osedl hoslpital for, 791Duncan, Dr. A. G., triplets w-ith clotuble uteruLs, 233,
359,Dr. J. Matt'hews, add(ress in section of
Obstetric Medicinse, 171D1)nmcamnson, Dr., fibrous tumsours of auricle, 261Duuilferusliise, water-supiply of, 621, 715D)io(leniim, Sir. E. J. Spmitta oli perforatimsg ulcer of,
422 ; clmroliic ulcer of, 716Di-trhaIs, SIr. F., asaisthetics, 782Dwellings, mortality in relation to, 272; improved,
5G13Dyiilg, treatment of the, 625Dysenstemy, chlromsic, treatirmeit of, 783Dysmenor-rhca, pathologry and( treatusent of, 233neuralgic, 235; obstructive, 399
Dyspepsia, flatulent, treatmernt of, 32, 64, 92
E.Ear, fibrouss teimsoiir of auricle of, 263E.assie, Mlr. WV., sansitation of houses, 272, 3SSEastwood, Dr. j., treattment of habitual drunkards, 7Elcraseur, Mr. Spseice on the, 192Eczema producedl by tinctuirc of arnica, 731Ediniburgh, water-suipply of, 78, 14L3, 591; accoumt
of, 123 ; the suniversity of, 125; colleges anidsocieties of, 127; anatomsical school of, 128;museums in, 129; imedical charities of, 130; pro-gTrss of medical science in, 135; medical celelbri-ties of, 137; police bill, 502; deaths iu, 567, 621
-Ecdi;bimglqi MceeLicml Joinrmul oms tlmc inectilsg of theAssociation, 3(05
1-lis, Di. A. IV., pirevenstionl and mansageimseist of
isuiscarriages, 231, (4415; v-aricella-prusrigo, 74)2Edclucation. See Stedlical EdluscationsE1am, Dr. C., chloral and chloroform, 806E'Ibow-joiut, amplutatiolin at, 734; excisiols of, 748Electric cumri eits of the brain, 278lectricity, intestissal occlusion cure(l bmy, 7,83
E.lectrol tic dispersions of tumslours, Dr. Althaus on,263, 603
Elliott, Dr. T., testimonial to, 4169Embolism of pulmonary artery, 683; death from
after labour, 759Embrmyotomy, modes of, 231Emeties, action of olm striatecl muscles, 493Emi-rant ships, superintendence of, 5673msipiricism, Dr. WVadc on use of in medicine, 411Ernpshyemssa ti-eateci by fi-ce opemiuiiig ami drainsage, 558
Euicephalon, effect of discases oni weight of parlts of,27)4. ScC lBrmaimi
Eusdocarditis, ulecrative, (681-nenssata of foodl, Dr. Slpender ois, 100
Enuresis, treatmenst of, 601, 629
lv
THE BRITISH MEDICAL _O0URNAL.
Epilepsy, snake-heads a cure for, 25; Dr. Deas onan unusual case of, 273, 700; MIr. V. L. Lanie on
paliiitation of heart from, 361
Epithelioma of thumb originatingc in chronic wart,298; of lip and lower jaw, 427; visceral, 193; of
tongue anod jaw, 614; of tongue, 799; of chin, ie;recurrent, ilb.
Ergot, Dr. Ringor on treatment of dliabetes insipidlusby, 775
Erva de rato, 410
Erysipelas, relation of to puerperal fever. Sec Fever,puerperal; puerpseral fever from exposiire to con-tagion to, 362; andl Childibed 1Fever, Dr. T. Minoron, s-ev., 367
Eserine dliscs in tic, Dr. W. Munro on, 0391; dosageof, 601, 629£
Esmarch's method, Mr. Spence on, 122Ether, threatened death (luring administration of as.
an annesthetic, 109, 375; as an nanu thetic, M1r.J. W. Haward on, 215; 'Mr. Clover on, 353; Dr.Skinner on, 423; Dr. J. Sawyer on advanltagecs ofover chloroform, 726; use of in hospitals, 781;death from, 793
Ether-inhaler, Hawksley's, 177Eti(luette, medical, 311, 063Evans, MIr. D. P., obituary notice of, 236
, 1r. 0. T., testimonial to, 287Ewart, M[r. J. H., inversion of the uterus, 231, 296Examination, visitatioiis of, procee(lings in Me(lical
Council egardin-g, 14, 40; university local, 113Excision of larynix, 213 ; of the toiigue, 205; of
thyroi(d gland, Dr. P. HI. AWatson ol, 257, :386; oflower jaw, 396, 427, 61-;- of kinec, 411, 18-;; ofelbow, 748
Exhibition, sanitary and( educational, 53Exophthalmia, 655
E]xperimental physiology, 75; valuc to mniedicine of,587
Extensioni by weiglht anl( pulley, 3Mr. Spenico on,189
Extracts, fluid, of United States' Pharmacopceia, 786Extramural lectures, recognition of in Glasgow, 1-1iiExtra-uterine pregnancy, 71Extroversion of bladder with epispadias, 747Eye, paralysis of accommodation of in diphtheria,
259; section of the cornea in disease of, 262; casesof injury of, 298; recurrent tuimour of, 65-1
F.
Face, hypertrophy of lower part of, 246Factory Acts, appointment of surgeons, 250; in
Ireland, Royal Commission on, 438; Commissionin Edinburgh, 469
Faculty of Physicianls and Surgcons of Glasgow,regulations of, 330, 331 of Medlicit e in I'aris,dleanship of, 623, 646, 792
Fagan, MIr. J., misplaced aimouncement, 767Fairbank, Dr. T., treatmenit of vomiting in preg-nancy, 641
Famine in Asia Minor, 212Fai-rar, Mr. J., testimonial to, 43Fees for amputations, order of Local Government
13oard on, 100
FeI-mur1iS, sieck of the, 5i; Mr. Spenice on- reductionof (lislocation of, 192; suibeutaneouts division ofneck on both sides, 238; niourislimeint of hela(l of
after inVacapsular fracture, 261; fractur-c of lieciof for anikylosis of hil), 4:30; Mr. E. Owen on ftac-ture of neck of, 522; symmetrical necrosis of honeii(I of, 611
Fergus, Dr. A., traps and soil-pipes, 273Fergrussoin, Sir W., hare-lip and cleft palate, 771Ferrier, Dr. D., experiments onl brains of monikeys,277; researches of, 496
Ferris and( Co., M.-essrs., Spencer's compoun(d F;tetho-scope, 661
Fevor, continued, types of, 228; of nusnually longduration, 801
enteric, and milk-supply, 61, 372, 535, 715spontaneous generation of, 260, 720; iii Isle ofSkye, 206; at Killamarsh, 267; in. Glasgrow, 1:38;on board the Cor-srall, 4)8, 5:34, 563, 591; specimenof, 512; at Croydon, 561, 677; l)r. A. Carpen;tc-on, 632 iii Uppinghlam School. 5a95, 680; in Sllef-fiell, 762 ; in Dublin garsison, 763, 8ol
iiiterinittent, Vitlh piarooxysils evxcy fifth day,718
malarial, ifr. C. F. Oldhain on, 391
Malta, Dr. W. C. fiaclcamn on, 221; notes oni,117
puerpor-al, MNr. Harrinson on statistics of, 19;
letter on, 92; Dr. Bai-ker ems, 95: Di. C. We
on, 97; discussion oni in Obstetrical Society, 102
Dr. E. J. Tilt on, 29'1; Mr. F. F1'. Mallby oni, 317;D)r. Leared. on, 302; Mr. 1E. K. Davies oil, i0. * atidErysipelas, Dr. T. Minor on, s'ev., 317; propihy-laxis of, 369; cases of, 625
typhoid. See Fever, cnterictyphus, in Greenock, 681
Fevers, eruptive, Dr. Tripe on mortality from, 520
Fever-cabs iii Dublin, 77
Fiji, epidemic measlosiln, 436
Filthy spot, a, 113Fire, whisky, in Dublin, 29, 35
Fistula in ano, double, 216Fleetwood, Dr. AV. J., testimonial to, 599F'leming, Dir. A., obitualy notice of, 280
Faetus, from syphilitic subject, 510; lateral obliquityof head of, il).; dropsy in, 686; tratn:ferenco ofmatters froin the motlici- to, 7813
Food and Dru- 31ill, 62, 15;), 185Food, eneinata of, 1(10; Dr. Pavy's Treati..e on, i-er.,
707
Foot- and head-presentations, Dr. J. Sed-gwick on, 8Foot-ansd-moithl disease, action of cow-pox eoi, 589,
619; remar ks on, 618; coinimunicability of tohuiman subject, 652; insvestigation of, 738; milkin, 791
Football, crerbro-spinial symptoms pro(ldlecl by fallat, 2(19
Foote, MIr. G., rare inijuiry of shoul(ler, 227Mr. 11. DO'., piterpeal. eclaunlsia, 362
Forage .allowances, 719Forceps, midwifery, nco,v- kind of, 231Forearms, arrest of (lx elopslileit of, 799Forfar, sewage of, 5137l'othergill, Di. J. SI., effect of diugs oni intracranial
circulation, 278Fox, Dr. C. B., generation of eniteric fever, 206- NIr: J. SI., pirevention of spreadl of scarlet fever,
265- Dr. Tilbury, Atlas of Skin-Diseases, i-ev., 526Fracture, Mr. Spence on union in, 190; uninited,
opserations for cure of, 191, 261; oldI uinunited ofskull, 2-59; of frotslal bonie treated by trep)hiiing,Dr. K. Kiiig on, 2130, 390; intiacapsulai, niourish-ment of nieck of femur after, 264; of niose, AMr. W.
Adams on treatment of, 5121; Mr. J. S. Gamgeeon, 521; of neck of Lemur, Mr. E. Onen on, 522;of patella, ankylosis of kliee froimi treated byoperation, 2(;2, 585; Colles', treatment of, 625; ofbase of skull, M-r. C. Heath on, 72,53; of patella, 801
Fiance, inundations in, rewards for services in, 307;increased(lduration of life in, 378
Franiklin, Deputy-Inspector If., death of, 213Freer, MIr. A., evils of medical men undertaking
duties of nuirses, 271Frogs in sand,stone, 752Frontal bone, fracture of treated by trephining, Dr.K. King on, 260, 390
Frost, accl-dents from in London, 743Fruit-stone passed per ui-ethsiaii, 249
G.Gair(dner, Dr. W. T., address to Section of Medicine,
200; abnormal disposition to sleep altes-sated witlchoreic movexments, 229, 517
Galgey, Mfr. O., spinia bifide, 383; capsicum iii de-liriuLLm pioohe, 115
Gall-stone, excisioni of a, 7311; lar-e, SO1Galvanic stitur-es, 118Galvanism in podI pas/ls hemnorriiage, 691, 723Galvano-punctue Dr. McCall Aililersoii on treat-mesot of ancurs-isne of arch of aor-ta by, 225, 517
Gaiini e, Air. J. S., fiactLire of the naswal honies, 521Gariaway, Mfr. E., corniers' ini(uli-O-ts, 1X7Garrison of Publin, typhloid fexer ini, 7(5, 8(11
(Gelsemiliuin semler-ire-ns a^, nitineu-algic, 368;a.s a reiiedcly for cough, Dr. J. R. Tiomisoniion, 189;niote oni, 513
Ger;nan einplire, populatioan statistics of, 791
Giant, a Spanibi, 71(0Gibbings, MIr. A., re- istrat:ion of (leietists, 620Gillespie, Di-. T. M., obituaryinotice. of, 382Giraldf-s, AI., ,1eatli of, 716Gandls, ccr ic;sl, t-cabtieint of strurmnous enlargement
of by hypodermic ihijeetions, 260Glasgow, siortality in, 412; special coirespondence
fromn, 797Glioina of brain, 6813
Gliosarcoma of brain, 686Glycerate of lioesate of soda, 163Glycerine, cm-ions actioss of on borax, 232Glyeosiuriac, Di-. P'ax-y on rloodction of by effect ofosygematedl blood on liver, 38
Goas liexY Cder, 11()CG :,ts nmilL, poison in1 by, 5:13CGol(l a.nd( sodlisi, clhlori(de of, in Ihyster-a, 1068GXonorrl.cwa, f:al l -elitis ant uepil 'ills apparentlyGonborrll;ceat},faf l
prd 1" ..N- 718Goodlcsill, -Mr. .. A., adis.ni(., of la(dy -neiembers to
to!e Associationi, 252
Good :ir, .Jolbn, 135Gonlono, Dr. 1). new kind of m-lidiwifery forcepls, 231Gor-illa, fr.-vturse iin,WS,5Gouroci raveir- 1d, clo.-nre of, 203, 1049Gow an, Di-. C., testimnonial to( 90Gray, Sir J0ohn, memoriall of, 3503
ir. T. K., lpuerperal contagioen and sewer-gas,219
Greenhal-h, Dr. R., use of actual canitery in treat-ment of fibi-oi(d tumoulrs of uterus, 555; nitric acidin uterine discascs, 779
Grecliock, disease in, 681Gregg, Dr., address to South of Ireland Branch, 717Griffith, Sir. G. de G., subcutaneous injection ofwater, 702
Sir. T. T., testimonial to, 372Grigg, Dr. W. C., the Westiiiiister HIospital, 539Gtull, Sir WV., admission of women to the medicalprofession, 12, 23
Gur(ruin oil, 410Guty, Dr. WV. A., Harveian oration, 1
H.Ifaddoni, Dr. J., tetany, 229, 456; intemperanco imswomeis, 232; puerperal statistics, 779
HTemmatoccle, retro-uterine, 655Hvematuria, case of, 734Hmemorrha-ge, utei-ine, alternating with watery dis-
clharge, 231; postpartsm, isijection of perchloride ofiron in, Mr. H. AV. Boddy on, 488; Dr. J. G. Swayneems, 522; Mr. J. C. Clark on, 554; Mr. G. F. Hoedg-son on, ib. ; letters on, 574, 601; Dr. R. Barnes
ems,
582; Dr. Tilt on, 583; Dr. Atthill on, 608; Dr. A.Mc(. WVeir on, 639; Dr. 0. N. Royle on, 64*0; Mr. A.AV. Kempe on, ib.; Dr. J. Craigie on, 673; Mr. R.liarrison on, ib. AIr. J. H. Hill on, 693; Mr. H. E.
Trestrail on, 757; MIr. A. H. elorrill on, 806; Mr. J.T. Beck on treatment of, 611; galvanism in, 694,723; accidental concealed, 748
Hmemothorax from cancer of lung, 428Hailey, Mr. H., amid the Newport Pagnell Union, 381Haining, Dr. IW., rupture of umbilical cord during
delivery, 235Half-pay without half-pay, 619Hall, Dr. J. C., railway pathology, 728Hamilton, Dr. John, death of, 591
- Sir WV., Dr. Begbie on his opinions regard.iug the practice of medicine, 164
Hammocks, tolurists', 250Hand, Sir. Bellamy on revolver bullet encysted in,425
Hannover, Dr. A., Results of Resections, s-ev., 367Hardie, Dr. J., new rhinoplastic operation, 260, 393Hardwicke, Dr. W., and the coroxership, 51, 744)Hardy, Mr. H. N., hospital out-patienit reform, 688;
hospital abuses, 798Hare-lip, Sir IW. Fergusson on, 771Harrinson, Mr. I., statistics of fever in cases of
labour, 39Harris, Dr. M., obituary notice of, 542Harrison, MIr. Reginald, voting at the Royal MedicalBenevolent College, 153
- Mr. Richard, treatment of whooping-coughby cam-bolic acid inhalations, 489; isijection of per-chloride of iron in po8t partumi hlsmorrhag-e, 673
lia-ticy, Mmr. E. B., the Basutos of South Afiica, 519Harveian oration, Dr. Guy's, 1Harvey, Dr. A., the syphosi stomach-tube, 230, 485
William, Dr. Aveling's Memorials of, -ev.,iSa c
Haugrhton, Rev. Dr., the Un-iversity of Dublin andthe visitoms of examinations, 148
ifawxaid, NIr. J. AV., ether as an anresthetic, 215Ilaydemi, Dr. T., Diseases of the Heart and Aorta,
i-ev., 7(01H;ayes, Dr. J. R., case of removal of part of bones of
skull, 771Hazel, Mr. WV. F., rare case of spina bifida, 522Headl, Mr. C. If eath on injisries of, 725Headlasid, Dr. F. AV., death of, 372Healths amid the weather in Paris, 110
Heart, disease of pulmonary alid tr-icumspid valves of,23(0, 7-16; Dr. Cavafy oen unusually rapid actiosm of,29:1; Mr. IV. L. Lane osi palpitation of fromepilepsy, 361; disease of alter rheumnatic fever,3134; hypertrophy of, 363 ; coimtiacted pupil in dis-case of, 399; palpitation of pireceding hemiplegia,4-17; congesital diseaso of aoitic valves, 511
tummour of, 558; syphilitic disease of, 613; hydatidsin, GSiS ; Dr. R. H. Semple on Diseases of, s-es., 7(11;Dr. T. Hlayden on Diseases cf, 2-er., i.; ensbolicissfaret i mmn si lehof, 80(5
Hcath, Mir. C., surgical diagmosis, 515; ca.es of in-jusry to tOhe head, 725
HIbchs, Profe-sor, illness of, (178Bheiiikhioseis, Dr. J. 11. Jackson on, 13I-nemil)1epia, with convulsiosis from lesions of brain,275; froron syphilitic tuinsioiir iin :in, 6il; clioreicisiox-eisiesits iso an old case of, 713
Heredity in tw isis, 71-1liersiia, stia;sgulated, in old )11le, 298; fernoral,
(C25Ilexvett, Mr. F. C., influence of altitmudeand pressure
omi vital c-apacity, C67; detection of alcohol in ulrine,780
Sir. Prescott, prolosed testimonial to, 110,301
Hill, Dr. SI., new operatiosi for unimiitcd fractures,261
Mr. J. H., death after intrauterine injection ofperchloride of iron, 693
Hilliard, Dr. R. H., nosy double stethoscope, 61-0, C92
Jan. 22, I876.] v
THE BRITISH MEDICAL _OURNAL.H ime, Dr. T. W., management of the lying-inwoman, 233
Hip-joint, simulated disease of, 59; operation forstraight ankylosis of, 258; ankylosis of treated byfracture of neck of femur, 430
Hip-, Knee-, and Ankle-Joints, Mr. H. Thomas onDiseases of, rer., 706
Hippocrates, Dr. J. W. Begbic on, 165; Dr. E.H.Dickinson on, 504
Hirsclifeld, Dr. J. C., extirpation of the tongue, 264Hitchman, Dr. W., degrees of Edinburgh and Er-langen, 319
Hodlgson,ir. G. F., meningeal apoplexy,88, 361; in-jection of perchloride of iron in post partzinhaemorrhage, 554
Holborn improvements, 565Holland, Mr. P. H., the Contagious Diseases Acts,
154; duties of registrars, 689Holmes, Mr. T., Treatise on Surgery, rev., 783Holthouse, Mr. C., retirement from Westminster
Hospital, 465Home, Dr. A. G., obituary notice of, 542Homceopathy, the Earl of Denbigh on, 681Hooping-cough. See Whooping-coughHospital, Albert Edward, at Kolapore, 760- Belfast Royal,resignation of Dr. S. Browne,
309Birmingham General, staff of, 345; appoint-
ments, etc., 346Bristol General, staff of, 345; appointments
and prizes, 346; changes in staff, 351Chalmers' in Edinburgh, 133Charing Cross, lecturers, 336; fees, 338;
notes on, 340; changes in staff, 350; prizes at, 408;Mr. Fairlie Clarke's introductory lecture, 458;students at, 470; alterations, 470; dinner, ib.
for Children, admission of patients at, 75,739; new, 141, 592
for Children, Birmingham, patients' pay-ment at, 48 ; improvements in, 378
for Children, Evelina, note on, 712for Children, Royal, in Edinburgh, 134for Children, Ulster, annual meeting, 503CorkOphthalmic and Aural, report of, 651Cottage, at Ashburton, 308Coveintry and Warwickshire, contribution
of working men to, 532Ear assd Throat, Central London, system of
admission, 49; foundation of new, 604Fever, Dublin, annual report of, 398Fever, for suburbs of Glasgow, new, 112Fever, London, changes in, 565, 648Great Northerni, registration of out-patients,
212, 761Guy's, lectures, 336; fees, 338; notes on,
341; changesinstaff,350; prizesat,108; arrange-moents for dissection, 439; Dr. Stevenson's intio-ductory lecture, 4143; entrance scholarships, 599
forIncurables, in Dublin, post )onortesu exa-minations, 209
for Incurables, in Glasgow, 112, 502for Incurables, in Leith, closure of, 54for Incurables, in Vienna, 180Jervis Street, medical education in, 471; un-
founded charge against medical officers of, 536Kent County Ophthalmic, bequest to, 601King's College, lectures, 336; fees, 338;
notes on, 341; appointments in, 351 ; alleg-ed extra-ordinary treatment at, 648
Leith, 133Liverpool Royal Southern, 317London, donation from the Queen to, 27;
lectures, 337; fees, 338; notes on, 3512; changesinstaff, 351; prizes at, 408; Dr. Woodman's intro-ductory lecture, 459; enlargement of, 470; dinner,ib.; Mr. Davy's remarks on, 538
Lying-in, at Glasgow, report of, 742Mater Misericordiw, appointment in, 375;
introductory lecture, 623Meath, instruction alt, 406; Dr. Moore's in-
troductory lecture, 622Mercer's, instruction at, 406Mliddlesex, lectures, 337; fees, 338; notes
on, 313; changes in staff, 351; prizes at, 408; al-terations in medical schoQj, 4-10; Mr. Lowne's in-troductory lecture, 460 ; dinner, 470
Norfolk and Norwich, murder by a lunaticin, 760
in Paris, new, 307Queen's, Birmingham, a(dmission of patients
to, 73, 378, 560, 588Rotunida Lying-in, election of master, 622Royal, at 'llymouth, construction and
management of, 206Royal, for Diseases of Chest, appointment
at, 74Royal Free, appointment at, 50Royal MIaternity, Edinburgh, 133Royal Losldon Ophthalmic, Reports of, rev.,
586Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, annual re-
port, 373
Hospital, St. Bartholomew's, appointment at, 74; lec-tures, 336; fees, 338; notes on,3-10; changes instaff, 350; prizes at, 108 ; arrangements for dissec-tions, 470;)diiiner,ib. ; historical notes, 327
- St. George's, lectures, 336; fees, 338; noteson, 340; chlanges in, 350; prizes at,108; Dr.Barnes's introdtictory lecture,411 dlissections,etc.,470: dlinner, ib._ St. Mary's, lectures, 337; fees, 338; noteson, 342; alteratioiis and improvements, 351, 410;prizes at,408; Dr. Randall'sintroductory lecture,457 ;conrersazionie, 470-_ St. Thomas's, lectures, 337; fees, 339; noteson, 343; changes in, 351; assessment of, 371;prizes at, 409; Dr. Payne's introductory lecture,413 ; dissections at, 470; dinner, ib.
St. Vincenit's, medical education in, 471Seamen's, at Greenwich, 111Sir Patrick Dun's, instruction at, 406Sheffield General, medicalkstaff of, 345for Skin-Diseases, Belfast, annual meeting,
77for Small-pox, new, in Glasgow, 681Dr. Steevens's, instruction at, 406for Throat-Diseases, remarks on appeal
of, 49Ulster Eye, Ear, and Throat, 59.1University College, appointment in, 207;
medical staff, 337; fees, 339; changes in, 351Westminster, recommenidations for admis-
sion of patients, 49; lectures, 337; fees, 339;noteson, 34-4; changes in, 351, 465; prizes at, 409; Mr.Davy's introductory lecture, 459 ; remarks on, 461;dinner, 470; remarks on appointments at, 502;letter on, 539; election of surgeon, 589; improve-ments in, 741
for Women, Birmingham, patients' pay-ments at, 48
for Women at Nottingham, 501Hospital Reports: Addenbrooke's, 397; BirminghamGeneral, 355, 428, 703; Bradford In-firmary, 365;Cork Lunatic Asylum, 523; Edinbumgh Royal In-firmary, 364; Guy's Hospital, 396, 427 ; Hull In-firmary, 491; London Hospital, 585, 703; Ports-mouth Hospital, 586; St. Mary's Hospital, 490; St.Thomas's Hospital, 523, 611; Stamfordl Infirmary,641; University CollegeIHospital, 298; Westmins-ter, 363; Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital, 298;Wolverhampton aiid Staffordshire Hospital, 524
Hospital Saturday, abuses of, 108; collections, 352;letter on, 767
Hospital Sundlay in London, 74, 372, 592, 763; andprovident dispensaries, 562; Dublin, 469; inLiverpool, 619
Hospitals, privileges of governors of, 107; of Dublin,improvementsin, 181; refol-ms in, letters on, 220,688; London, out-patients at, 242; ancient, 466;cost of extras at, 620; civic gifts to, 651; abusesof, resolutioni of Shropshire Ethical Branch, 654;Mor. Lister on effect of antiseptic treatment onsalubrity of, 769; ventilationi of, 786; abuses of,798
Hotel, a new, at St. Moritz, 27Houses, Mr. Eassie on sanitation of, 272, 388Hull, death-rate of, 564Humphry, Dr. G. M., admission of women to thepractice of medicine, 20; address at meeting ofBranches, 35
Hunt, Mr. J. A., case of placenta prxevia, 8Frederick, Dr. Sutherland on case of, 316
Hunter, John, memorial of, 242Hutchinson, Mr. J., Illustrations of Clinical Surgery,
rev., 526; varicella prurigo, 631, 663 ; winterprurigo, 773
Hydatid disease, Dr. T. S. Cobbold on, 519, 578, 638,757; of liver bursting into lung, 541; of liver, 558;of heart, 685
Hydatidiform mole, recurrent, Dr. Shewen on, 101;case of, 558
Hydrocele of cord, peculiar variety of, 257Hydrocephalic head impeding delivery, 681Hydrophobia, case of, 74, 306, 437Hypertrophy of lower part of face, 246Hypodermic injection, treatment of strumous glands
by, 260; of morphia in insanity, 277; Blaise andCo.'s syringe for, 302; Mr. Millikin on syi-ing-le for,351; of strychnia in netvous deafness, 527; Leiter'ssyringc for, 674, 751; of water, 675, 702; M. Vi-bert's observations on, 789
Hysteria, treated by chloride of gold and sodium,368; in a child, Mr. W. H. Spurgin on, 555
I.
Idiocy, microcephalic, Dr. Shuttleworth on, 276,454; case of, 523
Idiots, training of, 285Idyllic medicine, 693Illegitimacy in Scotland, 712Imbecile patients, board for, 121; children, Stewart
institution for, 208Immoral and perniciotis advice, 91
Incurables, home for. SeeHospitalIndia, mortality of children of European soldiers in,
370, 511; cholera in, 437, 503; a noble work in,466,5-1-1; cultivation of cinchona in, 498
Infanit, arrest of speech in from ablow on the head,319; syphilitic disease of viscera in an, 542, 613;penknife swallowed by a, 615
Infants, diet in acute intestinal catarrh of, 492; dis-posal of dead bodies of, 561, 647
Infectivediseases, relation ofIpuerperal fever to, seeFever, puerperal; isolation of, 373; and the LeedsSchool Board, 617Infirmary, Aberdeen Royal, fees, etc., 317
Bristol Royal, officers,345; appointments,etc., 346
Chester,discussion at, 107Edinburgh Royal, description of, 130;
fees, etc., 349- Glasgow Royal, proposed medical school,
28; and the Health Committee, 308, 438; fees, etc.,349 ; and police board, 621- Glasgow Western, 715
Hastings an(d St. Leonard's, proposedchanges in, 618- Leeds General, officers, 345; appointments,etc., 317
- Liverpool Royal, officers, 345; appoint-ments, etc., 317- Manchester Royal, officers, 345; appoint-
ments, etc., 347- Newcastle-on-Tyne, officers, 315; appoint-
ments, etc., 3-17- Newastle-on-Tyne Workhouse, 763- Paisley, house-surgeons of, 308- Sheffield, officers, 345
- Worcester, andcl Dr. Inglis, 52, 143,282, 284,306, 354, 373, 437, 465, 65-1; change of law, 496, 592;appointment of physician, 680
Inglis, Dr. A., and the Worcester Infirmary, 52, 143,282, 284, 306, 351, 373, 437, 465, 65-1; presentation to,681
Inoculation, dangers of, 527Inquest, an instructive, 415Insane, but guilty, 140; foreign seamen, 764Insanity, petition regarding teaching of, 52 Dr.
Yellowlees' lectures on, 113;hypodermic inijectioaof morphia in, 277
Insectivorousplants, digestive principle of, 278Insurance certificates, 480, 515lntemperance in women, amid its effect on the repro-ductive system, 232
International bulletins, 373Intestine, obstruction of, 219, 490, 492; secretion of,
310; catarrh of in children, diet in, 492; diverti-culuim of, 685
Intracranial circulation, effect of drugs in, 278Intra-uterine injections, Dr. Tilt on, 245; Dr. Barnes
on, 582Iiiundations in France, 307Iodine, vapour of as a puerperal disinfectant,92Ireland, reports of health of, 55, 376, 535, 742Iridectomy, method of performing, 509Irish sanitation, 469Iron, perchloride of, Dr. Reynolds on treatment ofrheumatism by, 229, 417 ; injection of in post par-tutn hwemorrhage, Mr. H. W. Boddy on, 488; Dr.Swayne on, 522; Mr. J. C. Clark on, 55k; Mr. G.F. Hodgson on, 555; letters on, 574, 601; Dr.Barnes on, 582; Dr. Tilt on, 583; Dr. Atthill on,608; Dr. McCl. Weir on, 639; Dr. 0. N. Royle on,640; Mr. A. W. Kempe on, ib.; Mr. R. Harrisonon, 673; Mr. J. H. Hill on, 693; Mr. H. E. Tres-trail on, 757; Mr. A. H. Morrill on, 806
J.
Jaborandi, early mention of, 404; notes on, 747;Dr. Ringer on treatment of diabetes insipidus by,775
Jackson, Dr. Hughlings, hemikinesis, 43Jardine, Mr. J. L., mortuaries for country parishes,
541Jaw, lower, excision of for pulsating sarcoma, 396;for epithelioma, 427, 614; osteosarcoma of, 685;upper, Mr. Stocks on deenti-erous cyst in, 43
Jessop, Mr. T. R., introductory lecture at LeedsSchool of Medicine, 501
Johnson, Dr. Edward, death of, 533,__ Dr. George, relation between croup anddiphtheria, 355
Johnston, Dr. J., rheumatic fever and its treatment,229
Jones, Mr. D. K. ad(dress to North Wales Branch, 36Mr. E. S., obituary notice of, 690,Dr. F. D., testimoilial to, 766Dr. T., death from chloroform, 513
Jordan, Mr., peculiar variety of hydrocele of cord,257JOURNAL, BRITISI MEDICxL, remarks on, 787; pro-gramme for 1876, 807
Joy, Mr. J. H., maternal impressions, 219JUlngken, Profossor, bequiest hy, 710
vi [Jan. 22, 1876.
Jan. 22, 1876.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL _OURNAL.
K.Kangaroo meat, 624Kearney, Mr. J. P., practice in America, 187Keighley guardians and vaccination, 713Kelly, Dr. W. M., inversion of uterus, 296Kempe, Mr. A. W., injection of perchioride of iron in
post parths hamorrhage, 61OKenyon, Dr. G. A. the water carriage and dry sys-tem of sewage, 273
Kerr, Mr. A. T. H., chronic poisoning by arsenic, 6310Kidneys, contracted, 365; disease of, apparentlyfrom gonorrhaea, 718
King, Dr. K., punctured fractuire of skull treated bytrephining, 260, 390
Knaggs, Mr. H. G., arnica in orcihitis, 71Knee, subcutaneous operation for relief of fibrousankylosis of, 262, 585, 703; excision of, 411, 586;wound of, treated antiseptically, 510; congenitaldislocation of, 697
Knox, Dr. Robert, 75
L.
Labour, management of third stage of, 231LaburmLm, poisoning by, 403, 447; Dr. J. Aitken on,
555Lacing, tight, effects of, 760Lactate of soda, hypnotic properties of, 526Ladies' dresses, arsenic in, 648Lahore school of medicine, 574Laminaria bougie, Mr. S. Leo on treatment ofurethral stricture by, 426
Lane, Mr. W. L., palpitation of the heart fromepilepsy, 361
Larkin, Mr. F. G., report of post (esftein examinationof remains of H. Lane, 730
Larynx, excision of, 213; movements of, 556Lateau, Louise, 533Latham, Dr. P. M., death of, 140; Sir T. WVatson oIn,
793Lawrence, Sir Trevor, a candidate for Parliament,
662Leared, Dr. A., puerperal fever, 362; ImperfectDigestion, rev., 586
Lectures on syphilis, at Royal College of Surgeons,Mr. H. Lee, 93, 385; introductory, at St. George'sHospital, Dr. R. Barnes, 411; at King's College,Dr. Cturnow, 412; at St. Thomas's Hospital, Dr.Payne, 413; at Guy's Hospital, Dr. Steveinson, ib. ;
at Sheffield Medical School, Dr. Young, ib.; atUniversity College, Dr. Corfield, 419; at St.Mary's Hospital, Dr. Randall, 457; at CharingCross Hospital, Mr. Fairlie Clarke, 438; at theLondon Hospital, Dr. Woodman, 459; at the West-minster Hospital. Mr. R. Davy, ib.; at the Middle-sex Hospital, Mr. Lowne, 460; at the University ofDurham College of MIedicine, Mr. H. Armstrong,ib. ; at Liverpool Royal Infirmary School of Medi-cine, Dr. E. H. Dickinson, 501; at Leeds Schoolof Medicine, Mr. Jessop, ib. ; clinical, on surgicaldiagnosis, Mr. C. Heath, 515; introdluctory,at Queen's Collecre, Birmingham, Rev. W. H.Paulton, 537; at Edinburgh School of Medicine,Mr. Chiene, 575; clinical, on varicella prurigo, Mr.J. Hutchinson, 631, 663; clinical, on puncture ofbladder per recc(((((, Mr. R. Davy, 697; clinical, oncases of injury to the head, Mr. C. Heath, 723;clinical, on the advantages of ether over chloro-form, Dr. Sawyer, 726; clinical, on the scope ofdental surgery, Mr. S. H. Cartwright, 733; clinical,on winter prurigo, Mr. J. Hutchinson, 773
Lee, Mr. H., lectures on syphilis, 93, 385Dr. R. J., treatment of whooping-cough with
carbolic acid inhalation, 229, 423; disinfectants, 673-, Mr. S., dilatation of stricture by laminariabougie, 426
Leg, recurrent sarcoma of, 800Leishman, Dr., System of Midwifery, sev., 586Leiter's hypodermic syringe, 674Leith, health of, 208Leper Asylum of Trinidad, Report of, rev., 613Leprosy in Great Britain, 306Letts's Diaries, rev., 785Liebreich, Dr. O., diploma of honourawarded to, 282Life, increased duration of in France, 378Light, physiological action of, 309Lightning, partial paralysis from, 59Lindsay, Mr. R., admission of lacdies to the BritishMedical Association, 72-1
Linlithgow loch, polluted state of, 207, 531Lil), epithelioma of, 427Lisdoonvarna spas, 376Lister, Mr. J., effect of antiseptic treatment on
general salubrity of surgical hospitals, 769Liston, Robert, 138Lithotomy, cases of, 524Little, Dr. W. J., treatment of club-foot, 237; treat-ment of wry-neck, 262
Liveing, Dr. R., Treatment of Skin-Diseases, iev.,368
Liver, hydatid of bursting into lung, 511; acutecancer of with pyrexia, 719; cirrhosis of in achild, 746
Lloyd, Mr. R., tracheotomy in croup and diphtheria,513
Mr. S., diphtheria and croup, 702
Local Government Boarct and combined sanitarydistricts, 615
Local Government Board for Ireland, report of, 209;medical commissionership of, 715, 742, 761, 795
Locke, Johlo, proposed life of, 589Lockie, Dr. S., poisoning by inhalation of coal-gas,
392Locock, Sir Charles, obituary notice of, 151; will of,
102
Long, Mr. F., curious action of glycerine on borax,252
Longevity, 208Lorain, M., death of, 502Lowe, Dr. W. H., (Sinner to, 112; addclress in Section
of Psychology, 176Lownds, Dr. J. M., a noble work in India, 544Lowne, Mr. B. T., introductory lecttire at Middlesox
Hospital, 160Lucas, MIr. R., death after injection of a nievus, 13
-Mr. T. P., action of stimulailts and narcotics,279
Lunacy, statistics of, 275; increase of, 433; in Scot-land, 491, 602 ; Chancery visitor of, 678, 710, 760
Lunatic, murder by a, at Norwich, 760Lunatics, pauper, examination of, 210; murderous,
303, 467; in hospitals, 761Lung, Dr. Smith-Shand oni primary cancer of, 41;
total destruction of a, Dr. J. Dowling on, 126;letters on, 513, 574, 600; cancer of, 128; syphiliticdisease of, 613
Lupus vulgaris, 655; tubercular, of tongue, 685Lurgan, water-supl)ly of, 712Lyell, Sir Charles, the inquiest on, 51
Lying-in woman, management of, 233
Lyinphatics, anatomy of, 310
Lymphatic tumours of the neck, treatment of, 260,261
Mr.Macaulay, Dr. J., university local examinations,413; vivisection, 569
McClintock, Dr. A. H., life of Smellic, 231
MeDiarmid, Dr. J., lhypodermic injection of morphiain inisanity, 277
Macdonald, D)r. A., syphilitic placenta, 23-1
McFadden, Dr. J., opiuim-poisoning, 672
McKendlrick, Dr., physiological acoustics, 278Mackenzie, Mr. L., ann csthetics, 782
MIackey, Dr. ES., bismuth and creasote in ilnfantilevomitingr, 396;
Maclean, Dr. W. C., an appeal, 187, 339; Maalta fever,224
Macleod, Dr. G. Hf. B., improved method of perform-ing Syme's operatioin, 672
Macnamara, Mr. C., appointed sur-geon to the West-minster hlospital, 589
Mr. R., admission of women to medicalprofessioni, 21
Macrobin, Dr., resignation of, 54
McVail, Dr. J. C., poisoning by carbolic acidl, 694Magnesilyne, 707Malapraxis, prosecution of a midwife for, 4e9uMalaria, nature of, 88Malformation of abdominal organs, 279Malta, changes at station, 61
Manby, Mr. F. E., puerperal fever, 317
Manchester, special correspondence from, 797Manslaugrhter, alleged, by a surgeon, 179, 213, 315;by neglect, 619
Marriage of blood-relations, 198, 513M11ars, epidlemic on boardl the, 650Marshall, Mr. John, Description of Human Body,
rer.., 368Materia, Modica, letter to Medical Council on teach-ing of, 47; Mr. Oweni's Tables of, (-ev., 526; Dr.Harvey's Syllabus of, r-et., 707; Dr. Milne's, rev.,783
Maternal impressions, 122, 219Mathematical formlnuhe, application of to medical
statistics, 72iMatico, inftusion of as an intra-uterine injection, Dr.Spender on, 611; Mr. WV. Draper on, 732
Maunder, Mir. C. F., subcuitaneous operation forfibrous ankylosis of knee-joint, 262
MNaunsell, Dr. Toler, cleath of, 283, 376; memorialfund, 31:3, 411, 138, 469, 479, 536, 573
May, Mr. G., address to Reading Branch, 432Mayors, medlical, 620, 742Meadows, Dr. A., post ,iiorte)ca diagnosis of a nulli-
parouis uterus, 741Mcales, Dr. Tril)e on ages at death from, 267, 520;probability of second attack of, 320; in Fiji, 136
Measurement, universal standard of, 619
Meat essence extractor, 675Meat, extract of, 7913Medical Acts Amendment (College of Surgeons) Bill,
89, 90apprenticeships, 602, 693
assistants, unqualified, 63, 154, 287
Medical astrologer in trouble, 111
Benevolent Fundl, dlonations to, 284books, advertising of, resolutions of Lan-
casliire and Cheshire Branch, 56,147; of Cambridgeand Huntingdon, East Anglian. an(d South Midland
Branches, 60; of -Midland Branch, 85; letters on89, 149; resolution of Sotuth Wales and Mon-moulthshire Branch, 113, 118; resolution of Northof Engfland Branich, 139; of East Sussex (listrict of
Soutli-Elastern Branch, 303; of East Kent district ofSouith-iEastern Branlch, 507; of East StLrrey (listrict,537, 623; of Bath and Bristol Branch, 593, 655;of Slnropshliice Ethical l-ranch, 651
celebrities of Edinbiurgh, 137
certificates, and inq(luests, 303; questionregarding, 383
cong-ress, initernational, at Brussels, 374, 402,402, -139, 416; in America, prop)osed, 796
Council, General, session of, 9, 41i; discus-sion on admission of women to the mnedical prowfession, 9; report of Council on, 17; remarks on
debate, 25; visitation of examinations, 41, 47;Uniiversity of Dublin, 11; University of Durham,it. adoption of proceedings in Commnittee, ib.letters oIn medical education, 43; registration offoreig-n degrees, it.; proposed repeal of portionsof Mc(lical Acts, ib.; Executive Committee, 15, 47;(qualifications in State Meedicine, 413; report of
Pharmancopmeia Committee, it.; report of commit-tee on Visitations, 46; the conjoinit scheme for
England, 47; the con-joinit scheme for Irelaind, it.;instruction -in materia medica aind therapeutics,it. ; memorial from practitioners in Durham, ib.;recomniiendations of the Council it. votes of
thankis, il. ; recommendations of, 321educationi, the two systems of, 431, 601, 687,
693, 751, 768; Dr. Curnowv oil, 412education of womnen, proceedings at Queen's
College, Birmingham, 103, 468, 497, 538, resolu-tion of Gloucestershire Branch. 717
ethics, committee of East Kent district of
Souttlh-Eastei-n Brainch, 379, 743eti(luette, cases of, 314, 662examinations, visitation of, 41, 67; the con-
joint scheme for Eiilaiid 592 620, 7-13literature in Jhina, 152'mission in East Africa, 711niight service, in Pam-is, 590; in Rome, 687
oflicers, district, fees for amputations, 106;payment for ieturn of sickness, 141, 380, 418
officers of health, salaries of, 50; in York-
shire, association of, 402; Northern CountiesAssociation of, 542
practice in America, 121, 187, 319, 479, 694;in Siberia, 739; irregular, in Bavaria, 763
practitioniers, unqualified, 114; alliance
with, 281profession, discussion on admission of
women to, discussion in General Medical Council,9; i-emarks on debate in Council, 23 ; proceedingsin I'arliament regarding, 216
refolms, Mr. G. May on, 432relief grant for Scotland, 208science, pioneers of in Edinburgh, 135
staff of hospitals, relation to managing com-
mittee, 142statistics, application of mathematical
formule to, 72strike, 402students in old time, 467; conduct of, 600,
790a Xtext-books, choice of, 349titles, 121, 187
Medicine, practice of by women, debate in MedicalCouncil on, 9; Dean Stanley on profession of,51; Mr. P. WV. Swain on progress of, 63; Dr. J. W.Begbie's address on ancient and modern practiceof, 161; Ziemssen's Cyclopeedia of Practice of, rev.,282; Dr. Wade on uise of empiricism in, 481; Dr. T.
Cole, on failures of, 579Medicines, Dr. .1. K. Spender on action of, 99; sug-gestion regardinginvestigation of propertiesof, 304;patent, remuarks on, 306, 621, 647; extreme doses
of, 308; dispensing of, 435, 513, 805; right to suefor, 602
Medico-parliamentary; pollution of rivers Bill, 31,62, 89, 90; Public Health (Scotland) Acts, 31, 216;Sale of Food andIDrugs Bill, 62, 130, 185; PublicHealth Bill, 62, 216; physical training for theyoung, 62; -Medical Acts Amendment (College ofSurg,eons) Bill, 89, 90; vivisectiou, 89, 183; lunaticasylums in Ireland, 90, 183; adulterated milk, 90;open spaces (metropolis) 90; militia medical offi-cers, 30; medical officers of the army, 119,151;Phai-macy Bill (Ireland), 150; mortuary at Shore-ditch workhouLse, 150; unqualified meclical prac-titioners, 131 ; lunatic asylums (Scotland) 151;
Saniitary Law (Dublin) Amendment Bill, 216;
feiliale medical practitioners, 216; medical depart-ment of the navy, 216
Melancholia, periodical, 492Meningitis, cerebro-spinal, 365; Dr. T. Cole on, 667
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THE BRITISH MEDICAL 57OURNAL. [Jan. 22,1876.
Menstruation, early, 447, 511; suppressed, fromresidence at sea-side, 806
Mental and lnervous disorders, unilateral phenomenaof, 274
Merchant service, return of surgeons in, 30 )Mfercier, Captain C., the Hospital Saturday Fund, 767Meriedith, Dr. J., rare form of infantile paralysis, 395Merryweather, the late M1r., 288Methylene, bichloride of, death from, 113Mickle, Di. W. J., case of grave lesion of both
corepora striata, 735Microcephalic idiocy, Dr. Shuttleworth on cases of,
276, 431; cases of, 323Ahicrophotographs, 310Microscopic slides, 538Midwife, prosecutioni of a for malapraxis, 419Midwifery, Dr. Leishman's System of, X-er., 386Midwifery engagemnents, 732, 803Midwives in lFrance, 3ti; Russian, 167Mille, adulterated, 90), 713, 711; typhoid fever com-municated by, 372, 535, diet, 399; goat's, poisoningby, 533; prevention of sprread of fever by, 713; infoot-and-mouth disease, 79.1
Miller, James, 138Millikin, Mr. J., improvecl hypodermic syringo, 331Mills, Mr. J., aniesthetics, 781Milne, Dr., Materia Medica, i-cr., 783Mineral constituents of drinking water, 271Minor, Dr. T., Erysipelas anld Childbe(d Fever, X-ec., 367Miscarriage, Dr. Edis on prevenition and manage-ment of, 231, 665
Misplaced announcement, 731, 767Mole, recurring hydatidiform, Dr. Shewen on, 101Molluscum contagiosum, 715Monro, Dr., 135Monst-osity, case of, 71Montagn, Captain, in-jury of, 617, 710Moorman, M1r. W., admliission of ladlies to the BritishMedical Association, 803
Morgan, Mr. E. It., poisonimig by tobacco, 187Morison, Dr. A., lpulmonsary and tricuspidl valvular
disease, 230Morphia, hypodermic injection of in insanity, 277Morphology, progressive, 619Morrill, Mr. A. H., perchloritle of iron in poset parhio?a1isi
hlemorrhage, 806Morris, M-r. 1). W., dlisease of the nails, 91
Dr. J., the use of soothinig syrups, 570Mortality from zymotic disease, 28; in Ireland, 53,
376, 535, 742 ; recent urban, 110, 141, 213, 307, 374,437, 468, 532, 566, 679, 710, 763; rate of in theBritish isles, 112, 270; and weather, 270; ofadolescence, 271; ieI relation to dwellinsgs, 272
Mortimer, Mr. W., washing out the uterus, 153Morton, Dr. J., treatment of spina bifida, 2113, 6008Mortuarieg for the metropolis, 402, 563, 591, 618, 802;
for county parishes, 511Mortuary at Shioreclitch -workhouse, 150Mullingar, water sulpply of, 303Mlungall, Dr. R., presentsation to, 148Munro, Dr. NV., escrine discs in tic, 396, 629; palpi-tation of healat precedin- hemiiplegia, 117
Murchison, Dr. F., angina Ludovici, 778Murderous lunatics, 3X)3, 760Murphy, Mr. J. J., habitual drunikardIs, 153; opium-
poisoning, 611Muscle, serratus magnus, Mr. S. Woodman on para-
lysis of, 229 133; psychology of, 277; biceps, trans-ference of long tendoni of, 278
Muscles, striated, action of emetics on, 493Museum, Scottish, of sciCence and art, donation fromFrench Govei nmeiit to, 77
Museums in Edinburgh, 129Musbet, Dr. WV. B., hospital reform, 220Myelitis, pathological anatomy of, 229Myers, Mr. A. B. R., ligature of external iliac artery,670
Myoma-uterine, 801Myopia and strabismus, 497
N.Neevus, Mr. R. C. Lucas on cause of death after
injection of a, 43; Dr. Althaus oni electrolytic treat-ment of, 606; treatminnt of, 746
Nail-biting, prevention of, 118
Nails, disease of, 91Napier, Mr. A. D. L., galvanisminpostpcti-t!e;shumor-rhage, 723
Mr. WV. D., registration of dentists, 597Narcotics, careless use of, 566
Naturalists in Edinburgh, 137
Naval Hygiene, Dr. de M6r!coiu-t on, rev., 642Navy, promotion of Mr. S. S. D. Wells, 62; under-
manned, ib.; term of office of Director-General,216 * lists of successful candidates, 216; Dr. Smart
on criminal deaths in, 221; Dr. Smart on
deaths by accident in, 270, 357; appointments,285, 512, 627, 660, 690; compulsory service in, 511;medical compassionate fund, 571; the medical
department and the expedition against the Congopirates, 598; notice of examination, 683; Blanemedals, 711; report on health of, 792
Neck, surgical treatment of lymphatic tLLmours of,260, 264
Nerve, sympathetic, effect of division of in younganimals, 278
Nervous system, ancl psychology, 100, 132, 162, 499,514
Netley, assistant proLessors at, 659Nettleship, Mr. E., chancre within the nostril, 36.3;
jmurulent ophthalmia in a chil-d, 126; tinca
circinata, 672
Nevins, Dr., and(lthe Contagious Diseases Acts, 788
New South Wales, iintermittenit water supply in, 711
Newspapers, advertisin-g mdedical hooks in, see
Advertising; mecical atlvice in, 679
Nipples, sore, prophylaxis for, 3U9Nitric acid as a caustic in uterine practice, Dr. J.
Braithwaitc oni, 232, 609, ,79; Dr. I'. Churchill on,
671; Dr. Tilt on, 698; Dr. Atthill oni, 779; Dr.
Greenhalgh on, ib.Northampton, sanitary condition of, 198
Nose, broken, Mr. W. Adams on treatmenet of, 121;Mr. S. Glamgee oln, 521; polypi of, 193
Nottingham, sewerage works, 571
Nuisaincc, an attemptedl, 591
Nursing, pauper, 113
0.
Obituary, M. Demarquay, 27; Dr. Trotter, 29 Dr.
0. Hf. Bell, ii.; Mlr. J. F. Clarke, 115; Dr. P. M.Latham, 110 ; Sir Charles Locock, 151-; Mr. John
Chutrchill, 180 Inspector-General FIaniklin, 213;Dr. D. Toler Maunsell, 283, 376; Dr. A. Fleming,286; Dr. D. P. Evans, ib.; Mr. E. B. Ravenhill,
318; Dr. F. W. Headland, 372; Dr. J. MI. Dempsey,373; Dr. J. 3M. Gillespie, 382; Dr. J. hiughesBennett, 5:31, 473; Dr. George Ross, 113; M\Ir. G.L. Cooper, 116; B)r. James Tucker, 169); Dr. E.Jolhnisoi, a333; Dr. A1. Harris, 512; M. Loraiii, 562;
Dr. A. G. Hlome, ib.; Mr. James Sinow, ib. Dr.P'orta, 561 Dr. J. Hamilton, 391; Mr. NV. Cross,690; M1r. E. Si. Jones, ib. ; Dr. Geo0rge- Webster,722 ; 31r. AV. Acton, 7-10; Dr. W. R. Beaumoit,719; Dr. L. E. Desmonid, 802
Obstetric Mledicine, Dr. Barnses on position of, 33;statistics, Dr. Swayne on, 232, 633; Dr. Haddon on,
779; practice, perils of, 513
Esophagus, Dr. Clifford Allbntt on auscultation of
228, 42t; congenital malformation of, 686
Ogstoin, Dr. F., nouirishment of head of femur after
intracapsular fracture, 261
O'Hanlon, M1r. AV., the Manchester Provident Dis-
pensaries' Association, 600
Oldham, Mr. C. F., malarial fevers, 394
Omontal tumouir, removal of, 734
Ophthalmia, sympathetic, 248; Egyptian, withcataract complications, 262; sympathetic, Mr. J.
V. Solomon on, 360; stone, purulent in a child,M1r. E. Nettleship on, 426
Ophthalmic surgeons, international congress of, 142
Opium, poisoning by, 411, 483, 611, 672
Orbit, tumours of, 720
Orchitis, Mr. H. G. Knaggs on use of arnica in, 71
Orsborn, Dr. J., address to Southern Branch, 37
Osteology, AIr. Waagstaffe's Maniual of, -ev., 526Osteosarcoma of jawv, 683
Otis, Dr. F., stricture of the -urethra, 239
Ovary, suppurating tumour of, 71; Dr. 3[atthewsDunican on pathology of, 171; Dr. Charteris on
malignant disease of, 223; dropsy of, patliologyand treatment of, 231 ; rem 1oalof, 30y7; ptbology
of, 315; Mr. Stocks ou prolapse of cyst of, 487;gangrenous cyst of, 614; Dr. Cumiimiiis on sp1on-taneous cure of a cyst of, 671
Ovarictomy, with pregnancy and Camsarcanoperation, 399
Ovum, blighted, 102
Owen, Mr. E., fractLue of neck of femur, 522
, Mr. I., Tables of Materia Medica, -es., 526
Owens, Dr. G. B., appoilnted Lord 3layor of Dublin, 77
P.Page, Dr. D., an outbreak of cinteric fever, 266
Paget, Mr. W. S., rapid pulse, 71
Pain, physiological or pathological, 219Paine, Dr. W. H., treatmient of offensive discharge
from cancer, 383
Palate, malformation of, 384
Palfrey, Dr. J., AIr. Davy and the Lonidon Hospital,538
Palpitation in connection with epilepsy, Dr. Lane on,
36;1 precedingi hemiplegia, 447
Pancreas, tubercle of, 685
Pancreatini, 198
Paralysis, temporary, from lightning, 59; intermit-
tent special, 163; bulbar, 276; from Brain-Disease,
Dr. Bastian on, rer., 301; infantile, Dr. J. Meredith
on a rare form of, 393; diphtheritic, Dr. Wade on,
426; of serratus magnus, Mr. S. Woodman on, 229,435
Paris, health and the weather in, 110; sewagc of, 378Parochial, see Poor Law
Partnership h la mode, 448
Partridge, Dr. T., gelseminum sempervirens and
hydrastis Canadensis, 513
Patella, alnkylosis after fracture of, 583; AIr. C.
Terry on vertical dislocationi of, 611
Patent medlicines, remarks on sale of, 306, 621; poi-soning- by, 647
Patriotism vecesits humanity, 738
Pau, climate of, rev., 366
Pavy, Dr. F. W,, production of glycosuria by action
ofoxygenated bloodlon the liver, 38; Treatise on
Fl'ood, evr., 707; sugar iii urine, 719
Paymeints by hospital patients, 48; for sicklness re-
turns, 141, 380, 448, 561
Payne, Dr. J. F., introductory lecteue at St. Thomas'sHospital, 113
Peculiar people, 437, 619
Peddie, Dr. A., legislation for insane drinLkers, 253,267
Pelvis, contracted, Dr. J. Craigie on case of, 758
Pembertoin, Mr. 0., ligature of comnmoni femoral
artery, 239, 531Pemphigus, acuite, 247
P'enknife swallowed by an infalnt, 613
IPeriostitis, hzemorrhagic, 799
Pessary, retention of a, 510; of permanently elas-
tic red India-rubber, 786Pharmaceutical conference, 304
Pharmacopoeia, British, report of Committee on, 45
Pharmacy Bill for Ireland, proceedings in Parlia-
menlt, 150
P'heasant, rickets in, 683
Philadelphia doctor, a, in a German court of law, 72
Phosphoriis, preveiition of discase from, 165
Plitliisis, chronic, 717
Physical training for the young, 62
Pliysiology, Dr. Rutherford's address in, 198, 213
Pig-keeping in towns, 76
1Pistol-sliot, arterio-venious anieLirism frolmi, 216
Pityriasis ruLbra, Dr. Sparks on, 583
Placenta prcevia, Air. J. A. Iluiit on a case of, 8;
cause of hxmorrhage in, 231; with uterine fibroids,
;Ol; central, 748
Placenta, polypus of, 71; fatty degeneration of, it.;syphilitic, 234, 540; a diseased, 687
Plants, Medicinal, Bentley and Trimen's, s-ev., 526Plastic operations, Dr. Wolfe on new method of per-
forming, 360; letters on, 414, 511
Playfair, Right Hon. Lyon, adldress in section of
Public Medicine, 173
Plexuses, vascular, in animals, 310
Pneumonia, of childhood, 229
Poisoning, supposed, by hemlock, 246; by inhala-
tion of coal-gas, Dr.S. Lockie on, 392; by laburnum,403, 417, 553; by opium, 411, 485; by coal-gas, 457,
593; by arsenical casks, 467; by tobacco, Mr. E. It.Alorgan on, 487; by red berries, 497, 5-1-; by goat'smilk, 533; alleged, by cyanide of potassiunm, 559;
by narcotics, 566; by soothing syrups, 570; arse-
nical, by a green lamp, 590; by carbolic acid, 5sj2,694; by arsenic, chronic, Mr. A. T. H. Kerr, on,610; by opium, AMr. J. J. Murphy oli, 611; Dr.McFaddlen on, 672; by patent medticinos, 617; bycaintharides, 76 1; by ciloral hydrate, Dr. D. Youinon, 77s
Police bill, Edinburgh, 502, 567Pollock, Mr. G. B., deaths from anoesthetics, 111, 148
Polypi, nasal, treated by msuriated tilncture of iron,493
Polypus of placenita, 71
Poor-law Mledical Service: increase of salaries, 150;
appointments, 150, 3I8, 381, 415, 511, 627, 7-19, 802;
the London Sick poor, 230; examiniation of Junatt-tics, 230; charges for atten(lance on midwviferycases, 250; sulperannuiations, 380; Mr. Ilailey andthe Newport Pagnell Union, 381; the Skiptonguiardiains and their medical officer, 627, 721; Dr.Sheen on the workhouse and its medical ollicer,626; superannuationi, 721; medical oficers' associ-ation, 802
-______ Scotland, certifying pauper lunatics, 230;
anomalies and deficielncies of medical relief, 269;
notice regarding, 571; the Barnhill poorhouse, 688
Poore, Dr. G. V., dancers' cramp, 640
Porta, Professor, death of, 564Porter, A1r. J. H., the Surgcons' Pocket-Book, icev.,
781Potter, Mr. S., the late 3Ir. J. F. Clarke, 119
Poulton, Rev. W. H., introductory address at Queen'sCollege, Birmingham, 537
Pregfnancy, extra-uterine, 71; vomiting in, 231, 279;
Dr. Copeman on, 577; Dr. T. Fairbaink on, 6-11;Tubal, Dr. T. G. Thomas on Treatment of, rev., 301;
Dr. R. Balsnes on phenomena of the circulation
during, 603
Presentations, foot and head, Dr. J. Sedgwick on, g;ab(lominal, Mr. R. J. M. Coflin on, 362; shoulderand arm, tulrning in, 748
Presentation copies, 417
Prisoml, Edinburgh county, surgeonship of, 715
Prisons superannuation allowances to surgeons of,319
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I
THE BRITISH MEDICAL 5Z0URNAL.
Prince of Wales, cholera in 652; medical
staff of, in India, 678; journieyPrizes, of Apothecaries' Hall in 5S;
Riberi, 212; at St. Bartholomew's 310,
408; at Charing Cross Hospital, 108;George's Hospital, 31, '108; at Guy's Hospital, 341,
408, 599; at King's College, 311, 108,
London liospital, 342, 4)8; at M[ary's
312, 48, 3;72; at the fiddlesex 313,
at St. Thomas's Hospital, 3413,College, 311, 409; at the Westminster 344,
1)9; at Queeni's College, Birmingham, 346;
Bristol Medical School, 3116, 109; Leedls
of Mledicine, 317, 109; at Liverpool Mfe(li-ciiie, 317, 109; at Owens College, 409;
versity of Duirham College of Medicine, 4.09;at Shetlield Medical School, 409;
tute, 5:31; oni pathology of cedma,Society, 617; Blan"l, 711; of Royal
geons, 740Protoplasm and adlipocere, 310
Provident institutions an(; hospitals,18, 529;dispeni-sary at Battersea, 501; dispensaries and the
l)ital SLndlayflund,512; scheme at M1anchester,501, 600, 629, 630, 661, 678
Prurigo after varicella, Mr. J. Hutchinsoni663;Dr. Edis on, 702; winter,
on, 773Psoas abscess, 2.1Psychology, resolution of College Physicians oin
instructioni in, 207; and the nervous
432, 412,499, 514
Public medicine,Dr. Corfield oni stud;ytice of, 419
Public Health, payment for sickness returns, 380,
411, 561, 699; incerease of salaries medical ollicers,209-; rturnis of births and deaths, 210; condditions
of appointment of medical oflicers, 381; dlegrees or
certificates in, 107; reports of medical 412;society of meliial oflicers in il5;the medical officer of health
George, 461, 591, 627; Northern Couintiestion of officers of health, 112;
witboutt vital statistiis, 6S9; appointmeints,Ireland, the poor-law medical and
the Public Health Act, 381
nScotland, proceedings in Parliamenit regard-
ing, 31, 216Puerperal contagion and sewer-gas, 218
Pulmonary diseases, deaths
Pulse, rapid, 'Mr. W. S. Paget
Penishment, barbarous, 527
Pustule, malignant, 411,
1'yw,mia, relation of pueriperal fever 93, 102
Pyelitis and nephritis apparently caused by
rhoea, 718
Pylorus, scirrhis of, 717
Pyopnuemotbfrax,case of, 363
Pyridine bases, action of,
Q-
Quack, confessions of a, 111; advertisements,
lution of Shropshire Ethical Branchi, 651
Quain, Dr., admission of women medlical
fession, 22
Quain's Anatomy, new edition of, -er.,
Quieen, donation to LondonIlospital, 27; physicianextraordinary to, 301; surgeoni to, Ireland, 651
Quinetum, 675 R.
Radcliffe, MrJ.N., hiN s address at theEpieemi o-
logical Society, 610
Railwany p,atholory, 676; Dr. J. C. Hall oli, 728; ac-
cident, unusual proceedings concerning
Raainfalland l)ublic health,
Randall, Dr. J., introductory lecture Mar-y's
Hospital, 457
Rat-eateis, 533
Ravenhill, Mr. E. B., obituary
Rectum, cancer of, 614
Red berries, poisoning by,
Refracture in badly set fractures, Mir, Spenceon, 190
Rlegistiar-General, quarterly reports 211, 135, 616;
reports for Scotland, 308, 715,
Registrars of births and deaths, 651, 669
Registration of birthsandd deaths, 250
Reid, the late Dr. John, and the
374
Remedies,niew, in 1875, 409
Readle, Mr. G., payment for sickness returnis, 446;
mortality fromii rickets, 511
Resection of Joints, Dr, Hannover ResuLlts- ev,,
367
Reynolds, Dr. J. R., treatment of acuite rheumatism
by tinctuire of perchloi-ide of 229, 417
Rheumatism, acunte, treatment by perehloridei of
iron, Dr. It.Reynoldso,229, 417; Johnston
on treatmen-t of, 229; with higirh temperature aiid
fatal cercbral complication,I). Walker 297;f0ollowed by pneumiiionia anid heart-disease, 364;
hyperpyrexia, in, cuiredI by coldibath, Dr. Ring-er
oi, 1425Rheumatoid disease in dilatation bronichi, 492
Rhinoplastic operation, new, Harmlic 260,
393Richardson, Dr. B. W., electel assessordrew's, 79.5Ricklets, mortality frorLm, 511; in the pheasant, 6-5
Ringer, Dr. S., coldbath in rheumatic hyperpyre;ia,425; di;abetes iinsipi(lus treated by jaborandi aiidergot, 775
Rivers, pollutioni of, Bill conczerninig,Rivin-ton, Mrl. WV., rupture popliteal artery and
veins, 259Roberts, Mr. If. A., pensionRobertson, Dr. A., unilateral phenomena ment-aland venious (lisorders,
Ro-ers, Dr. Joseph, parochial medic;ul relief inland, 269; the late Dr. Maunsell, 315
Rokitanslky, Professor, rethi-ementRolleston, Dr., admission of women- the medical
profession, 12, 22
Rome, sanitary state of, 271
Rooke,Dr. T. Sf., poisonin- by coal-gas, 117Ross, Dr. G., mortality in relation dwellings, 272;
ob)itiary nlotice of, 415Roylo, Dr. 0. N., voting by pioxy
lege of Sui geons, 118; uterinehlmiorrhage treated
by injection of perchlorideRubeola notha, series of 230
Rugg, Dr. G. P., treatment of whooping-coughv.-ithcarbolic acid inhalation,125
Rumsey, Dr. H. W., testimonial 32; noticegarding, 716; Essays and PapersStatistics,ir'., 521
Rural districts, drainage and other sanitary conidi-tions of, 273
Russia, midwives in,f167Rutherford,Dr. WV., addre-s in physiolog, 198, 213
S.
St. George, Dr.G., rare case of spinen bifida, 611
Salicyl, transference of from mother footntg, 716
Sali,lie acid, lozeng-es of, 32: therapeutic uses of,
369; as an antiseptic, 510; in diabetes mellitus,
527
Samclson,Dr.BrA., Manchester Providlent Dispensaries'Association, 6:31
Sandlham, Mr. I., galvanism un posf pa rof
hsmemnorrhage, 69-1
Sanitary,andl educational exhibition, 53; inqiiiry in
a Dublin suburb, 15 legislation, Right lion. Lyon
Playfairon, 173; congress, German, 21.3(listricts,
coimbined, and the Local Goversnment Board, 615.Ser Puiblic Hlealth
SSarcomita, pulsating, of lower recurrent,
leg,Sarvis, 'Mr. T., death of, 619; by,6¢89Sawyer, Br, J., advantages of over chloroform,
726
Scarlet fever in South Kenisington,Belfast, 77; at Sevenoaks, Londlo on,
how to prevent spread of,265f ; Br. Tripe age
death from, 267, 520; at HIurdefield, 282 at
Flestead School, 103; in Monaghan, 536; Edin-
burgh, 5.91; on board the Mars,6l50; in Bristol,Mr. Davies on, 670, 699; at
Lurgan, 795
School ofMdned icine, Edinburgh, extra-academical,
proposed enlargemenit of, 28; 129;
turers, 348; fees, 359; Mr. Chiene pastancdfuture of, 575 ; Bristol medical, 339; lectures,
etc., 315;noteson, 316; prizes Leeds,fees,
339; lecturers, etc., 315; notes 346; at,
409; introductory address,501;; fees,
339; lectures, etc., 315; notes 317 at,
409; introductory address, 501; Sheffield, 339;eectures, etc., 345;nootes on, .109;iimtioductory address,413; ; proposed new, Glas-
gow, 375, 681G; Carmichael, leetires, etc., 106;
Ledwich, lectures, etc., 171i; openin 622;
proposed free medical in Paris, 506; Vomen,618. See College, Hospital, and
School BoardI and infectious 647
Schools, medical, number of studenits 648
Schuh, Dr., statue of, 678
Scientific grants of British Medical
port of Committee on, 202, 212;
568
Sclerosis of brain and spinal 685Scotland, medical relief grant 208;medeical re-
lief of poor in, 214, 269; provincial surgery
Registrar-General's returns, 306, 715, 794;
in, 191, 6(32; illegitimacy 742
Scott, Br. G., tracheotomy in croup and diphitheria,425
Screeni, a niovel buteffectual, 40-1
Sea-sickness, ehloral ani antidote 785
Sebaceoustumours, Di, Althaus on electrolysis of,607
Sections of frozeni tissues, instrument 219
Seclgwick, Br, James, foot-and-head presentation, 8
Semicircular canals, anatomy andcl physiology of, 278Semple, Dr. R. H., diphtheria anid its relations to
612; Diseases of the Heart, i-er., 701Sensory centres, localisation of, 277
Serratus mnagnius mutscle, Mr. S. WVoodman on para-lysis of, 4-5
Sewerage, comparative merits of water-carriage anddry systems of, 273; of Paris, 378; of Forfar, 567.See Drainagc
Sewill, Mr. H., dental surgery and; mechanicaldlentistry, 149; extractlon of teeth under chloro-form, 733
Sharpey physiological scholar at University College,61.9
Sheen,Dr. A., the workhouse and its medical officers,626
Sheffield, fever ini, 53, 762
Shettle, Dr.R. C., magneticconiditioins of blood, 279Shewen, Dr. A., recurring hy.lati(liform mole, 101Shilling Dispensaries, 67)9Ships, emigrant, superinteiidlence of, 567; surgeons
for, 620Shoulder,MIr. G. Foote on a rare injury of, 227Shuttlewortlh, Dr. G. E., registration of foreign (le-15 rubeola notha, 230 msicrocephalic
idiocy, 276, 451; training of idiots, 285Sibbald, Dr. J., lunacy in town and country, 275Siberia, medical practice in, 739
Sick and woundedl in war, relief of, 111, 739Simpson, Sir James, statue of, 29, 51, 77; note oni,
138- Mr. W, J., on immoral andi pernicious ad-
vice, 91
Sinuses, cerebral,syphilitic growth in,685Skin, doubtful disease of, 217; anatonmy of, 310; Di.R
Liveing on Treatment of Diseases of, mee,., 368;Dr. Tilbury Fox's, Atlas of Diseaases of, i-cr., 526;external misc of carbolic acid in di-eases of, 127
Skin-graftin'rona astump aftemr,mpiitation, 719
Skimmiier, Dr. T., treatment of chloroform poisoning217; t-eatment of offeinsiveiliselarges from cancer,320; etheraas anainesthetic, 123
Skipton gu1ardians and their medical officer, 626, 721Skull, old iiimuiited fracture of., 219; r. C. Heathon fractuie of hase of. 725; Br. J. Hayes onremoval of portion of, 771
Sleep, Br. Gairdner on a case of abnormal disposi-tion to, 229, 547 ; theory concerninig, 752
Small-pox at Athenry, 29; in Aberdeenshire, 51; Br.Tripe on ages at death from, 267, 520; at Leeds,465; in Kilsyth,5311 conveyance of infection of,616; freedom from inLondlon, 676 ; hospital for inGlasgow, 681
Smart, Dr. W., R. E., criminal deaths in the armyand navy, 221; deaths by acciident in army and
270, 357
Smee, Mr. A., voting-by proxy at the Royal Collegeof Surgeons, 50, 56
Smellie, life of, 231
Smith, Aquilla, admission of women to themedical profession, 16
Dr. F., vomiting in pregnancy, 231Dr. Heywood,c ase of sterility from anteflexion
and constriction, 7
Johi, chloroform amid aina-thesia, 777
Protheroe, ovarian 231
Smith-Shand, Br., intrathoracictumours, 41
Snails in the rectum, 601
Snakes, heads of aeuroo for epilepsy, 25; treatmentof bites of, 63
Snapping testimonials, 723Snow,
HL., action hypnotics
on cerebral circulation, 421Mrr James, obituary notice of, 543
Society, American Otological, proposed internationalcongress called by, 740
-______ Bradford Medico-Chirurgical, annual meet-
Clinical, of London: hypertrophy of thelower part of the face, 216; douLible fistula in ano,ii arterio-venous aneurism caused
by pistol-shot, ibi ; cutaneous
disease, 247 ; acute pemphigus, ib.; volume of
Tiimiiactemm, 509; iridectomy improvementof sight, ib.; idiopathic tetanus, ib. salicylic acid
antiseptic, 510; wouind knee-
joint treatedl by Lister's antiseptic method, ib..tumour of the skull, 556; the tongue,ii. ;
antiseptic treatment wounds, 557; ligature of
femoral artery with carbolised catgit, 656; acute
pyelitis and nepbritis, on
gonorrhiea, 718; acuteliver, withpyrexia,
719; skin-grafting amputation,lb. tumours of orbit, 720; methodoffper-forming iridectomy,
Epid.einiological, Mr. Radcliffe's address
at, 680-_GlasgowMddlcowAledico-Clirurgieal, office-bearers,375
Glasgow Pathological and Clinical: diseasedankle successfully treated carbolic injec
tions, etc., 248; two cases oph-
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THE BRITISH MEDICAL _OURNAL.
thalmia, ib.; diabetic cataract, 219; paralysis ofaccommodation of eye in diphtheria, ib.; old un-unitedfracture of skull, ib.; instruments to facili-tate cutting sections of tissues, ib. obstruction ofintestine, ib. ; fruit-stone passed pec-tearchram',ib.cure of iliac aneurism, 618; Addison's disease, i7.penknife swallowedand passed by an infant, 615aneurism involvingrecurrent laryngeal nerve, un-successful tracheotomy, ib.
Society, Harveiani, of Lonidon, meeting- of, 566; lec-tures at, iS. diagnosis anid troatment of curableforms of fibroid1tuinours of the uterus, 611
Hunteriaii, statement regarding, 102London Hospital Medical, soireeof, 766Medical Bencvolent Fund, of Ireland, quar-
terly meeting of Belfast Bran-ch, 621Medical, of College of Physicians in Ireland,
office-bearers, 533; conitinued fever of unusuallylong duration, 801; typhoid fever in the Dublingarrison, ib.* Medical, of Londonl, opening of sessioni, 533;physiological action of alcohol, 8(1)
MIedico-Chirurgical, of Edinburgh, offilc-bearers, 741; treatment of nievus, 746; externaluse of hydrate of chloral, 747; relief of extensivedestruction of vesico-vaginal septum, 800; per-sistent constipation in a child, 801
Northumberland an(i Durham Medical,officers and council, 16S; prevalent diseases of thedistrict, 558; sacculated abdominal ancurism, ib.;ainyloid degeneration of kidneys and spleen withmitral disease, ib. ; aneurism of thoracic aorta, ilb.;malignant ulcer of the head, ib. ; scirrhus of thebreast, ib.; diseased vertebrwe, ib.; tumour of theheart, ib.; hydatid cyst of liver, ib.; hydatigenousmole, ib.; progressive muscular atroplly, iS.; em-pyema treated by a free opening and (iraiinage-tube under antiseptic precautions, ib. staphy-loraphy, lb.
Obstetrical, of Dublini, mecting of, 682Obstetrical, of Edinburgh, office-bearers, 714;
meeting of, 765Obstetrical, of London: suppurating tumour
of ovary, 71.; extra-uterine foetation with com-munication between the cyst and the uteius, ib.;inframural calcareous tumour impe(ingi labour,ib. extreme dropsy, fatty degenerationi and fri-ability of the placeiita, ib. ; case of mon-strosity, ib. ;large uterus, ib.; placental polypus, ib.; donationfrom Dr. A. Farre, 102; blightedl ovuim, ib. uterusafter Coesarcan section, ib. dermoid cyst, ib.venous coagulum, ib.; colloi(dtumour, ib. extra-uterine fibroid removed by gastrotomy, ib.; dis-cussion on the relation of puerperal fever to the in-fective diseases and to pynxmia, ib. retention of a
pessary, 540; fcetus andl placenta from a syphi-litic subject, ib. monstrosity, ib. complete in-version of the uterus immediately after labour, ib. ;lateral obliquity of the fcetal head, ib.; dissectionof a pregnant uterus, with placenta prouvia anduterine fibroids, ib.; hydrocephalic head impedingdelivery, ib.; general anasarca in a fcetus, 1b.general dropsy in a foetus, ib.; new blunt hookand sling, 687; prolapse of fuinis during labour,ib.; diseased placenta, ib.
Pathological, of Dublin, office-bearers, 716;enteric fever, 801; large gall-utones, i.; iiterinemyoma, ib.; transverse fracture of patella, ib.; cal-culi, ib.
Pathological, of London; remarks on, 531,532, 644, 708,; hydatid of the liver bursting intolung, 541; diseased suprarenal capsules, ib.; ulcerof the stomach, ib. congenital disease of theaortic valves, ib.h cerebral hbemorrhare, ib.; sub-arachnoid hnemorrhage of spinal cord, ib.; throm-bosis of internial carotid arteries, ib. coma ofheart, ib.; intracranial aneurism, 512o; tumour ofbrain, ib. enteric fever, ib. ; syphilitic disease ofviscera in an infant, 542, 613; syphilitic disease ofheart, 613; syphilitic (?) lung-disease, ib. cancer
of breast in male, 613, 683; cystic oxide calculi,613; epithelioma of tongue anid jaw, 6114; cancer
of rectum, ib. carcinoma lipomatosibo, ib. ; gan-grenous ovarian cyst, ib.; sclerosis of brain andspinal cord, 683; ulcerative eudocarditis, ib. ; frac-ture in a gorilla, ib. ; rickets in the pheasant, ib. -embolism of pulmonary artery, ib.; diverticiilumof intestines, ib. ; tubercle of pancreas, ib. ; osteo-sarcoma of jaw, ib.; tubercular lupus of tonguc,ib.; hydatids in heart, ib.; syphilitic growth incerebral sinuses, ib.; gliosarcoma of brain, 686;glioma of brain, ib. ; congenital malformation ofoesophagus, ib. ; tracheotomy, ib.; molluscum con-
tagriosum, 743; dilatation of bile-ducts, 716; con-
genital deficiency of common bile-duct, ib. ; aneur-ism of aorta, b. ; obliteration of superior venacava, ib. ; chronic ulcer in duodenum-i-1, ib. ; diseaseof pulmonary and tricuspidt valves, i1. cirrhosisof liver in a child, ilb. ; syphilitic guinmiiiata, ib.; hIn-morrhagic periostitis, 799; fatty tumour of spinalcord, ib.: epithelioma of chin, ib.; epithelioma oftongue, ib.; tumour of thyroid, ib.; recurrent epi-
thelioma, ib.; tumour of clavicle, ib.; aneurism ofaorta, ib.; arrest of development of forearms, ib.;recurrent sarcoma of leg, 800; embolic infarct inheart-muscle, ib.
Society, Pharmaceutical, of Ireland, President andclVice-President of, 309; membeis of Council, 503
for Relief of Apparently Drownled, inFlorence, 27
for Relief of Widows and Orplhans of Meilical3Men, (quarterly court, 112; annual mlieeting, 593
Royal, medals of, 647; medical science inCouncil of, 660
Royal Medical, of Edinburgh, opening ofsession, 60;)presidents, 714
iRoyal Medical and Chirurgical: the patho-logy of chorea, 507; the actual cautery in the enu-cleation of fibroid tumours of the uterus, 533;origrinal view of the laryngeal movements, 551(diphtheria and its relations to so-called croup, 612;incessant muscular movements of right arm, 613;sugar in healthy urine, 681; aortic aneurism inthe army and the conditions associated with it, il.
Surgical, of Ireland, oflicers and council,594; first meeting, 716
West Herts Medical, meeting of, 553West Kent Medico-Chirurgical, officers and
council, 501; meetings of, 651, 804Soil-pipes, 273Soldiers, European, in Ilndia, mortality among
children of, 370, 511; married, quarters of, 762.See Army
Solomon, Mr. J. V., sectioln of the cornea, 262; sym-pathetic ophthalmia, 360
Sore-throat, tertiary, 263Soothing syrups, use of, 570Sparks, Dr. E. I., general exfoliative dermatitis, 583Speech, arrest of after accidents or convulsions, 319,383
Spence, Mlr. J., address in surgery, 189, 212Spencer, Dr. W., note concerning, 303; his doublestethoscope, 6(61
Spender, Mr. J. K., the action of medicines, 99; in-fusion of matico as an intrauterine injectioln, 611
Spermatic cord, peculiar variety of hydrocele of, 257Spina bifida, Dr. Morton on treatment of, 263, 608;duration of life with, 383; Mlr. WV. F. Hazel on arare case of, 522; Dr. St. George on a rare case of,611
Spinal cord, sclerosis of, 685; fatty tumour of, 799Spinal Curvature, Air. Heather Bigg oIi Gentle Treat-ment of, rCev., 707
Spitta, Mr. E. J., perforating ulcer of mluodeiiui-i, 422Spurgin, Mr. W. H., hysteria in a child, 553; treat-ment of ilicontinence of urine, 629
Spurway, Surgeon, case of, 721Staining tissues, process for, 278Stalnley, Deani, on the profession of medicine, 51State Medicine, certificates in, proceediisgs inMedical Council, 43; report to British -MedicalAssociation on, 212, 241; regulations of Universi-ties, 107; examination at Cambridge, 542, 566,598
State Medicine, report of Joint Committee oni, 202,212; in relation to education, 268; teaching of, 352
Statistics, medical, application of mathematicalformulEe to, 72; obstetric, Dr. J. G. Swayne on,232, 635; Dr. Haddon oln, 779; Dr. Rumsey on Fal-lacies of, s-ev., 521
Stedman, Dr. J. R., address to South EasternBranch, 70
Stephens, Dr. H. O., absorption of lung-, 731Stephenson, Dr. W., pneumonia of childhood, 229Sterility, Dr. Heywood Smith on a case of, 7Stethoscope, flexible clinical, 302; letters on, 413,516; double, Dr. R. H. Hilliard on, 610, 692; Dr.Spencer's double, 661
Stevenson, Dr., introductory lecture at Guy's Hos-pital, 413
Stewart, Dr. A. P., grant founded by, 113Mr. A., use of anwsthetics in extractioni of
teeth, 7333IMr. H. C., dimensionis of a multiparous
uterus, 780Stimulants and narcotics, action of, 279; and hyp-
notics, actioni on cerebral circulation, Dr. H. L.Snow on, 424
Stirlilng, Dr. W., division of sympathetic nerve inneck, 278
Stocks, Mr. A. W., dentigerous cyst of upper jaw,-1*3; prolapse of ovarian cyst, 487
Stokes, Dr., admission of women to the medical pro-fession, 21
Stomach-tube, syphon, Dr. A. Harvey on, 230, 483Stomach, ulcer of, 541; dilated, 631; Dr. J. White-head clo dilatation of cardiac end of, 672
Stomatitis, case of, 748Stores, loss of at Aldershot, 690, 719, 802Storrar, Dr., admission of womeni to the medical pro-
fession, 11Stowers, Mr. J. If., nature and ticeatmient of alopeciaareata, 226; case of tinea cireinata, 738
Strike, a medical, 402
Struthers, Dr., transference of tendon of bicepsmuscle, 278
Strychnia, nitrate of, subcutaneous injection of innervous deafness, 527
Students, belligerent, 620Subjects for dissectioni at beginning of session, 470;scarcity of, 712, 723; supl)ly of, 738
Subperiosteal operations, Mr. Spence on, 191Sugar in healthy urinie, 681, 749Sunstroke, 304Superstition, 122, 662Superannuation of poor-law medical officers, 380Suppositories, Dr. Spender on, 100Suprarenal capsules, disease of, 541, 614Surgeon's Pocket-Book, Mr. J. H. Porter's, -ev., 781Surgeon, alleged manlslaughter by a, 179, 2i5, 315;
to the Queen in Ireland, 622, 65] ; fees of in Dublin,795
Surgery, Mr. Splence's address in, 189, 212; progrressin, 239; provincial, in Scotland, 261; Clinical, Mr.J. Hutchinson's Illustrations of, 2rcr., 526; MAir.Holmes's Treatise on, r-ev., 783
Sutherland, Dr. H., the Penge murder, 316Swete, Dr. H., payments for sickness returns, 380Swain, Mr. P. AV., the )rogress of medicine, 63Swayne, Dr. J. G., obstetric statistics, 232, 635; per-chloride of iron in post partusz haemorrhage, 522
Syme, Mr. James, note of, 138; modification of hisamputation, Mr. J. Bell on, 420; Dr. J. Aitken on,489; Dr. Macleod on, 672
Swimming, teaching of, 27Syplhilis, MIr. H. Lee on inoculationi of, 93; constitu-
tional, treatment of, 258 constitutionial, afterchancre in nostrils, Mr. Nettleship on, 363; Mr. H.Lee on local suppurating sore, 385
Syphilitic placenta, 231, 5-10; sore-throat, 263; dis-case of viscera in an infant, 542, 613; disease ofheart, 613; disease of lung, 613; tumnour in brain,hemiplegia from, 681; growth in cerebral sinuses,6S5
Syringe, hypodermic, Blaise anid Co.'s, 302; Leiter's,674; letters on, 351, 751
T.Tardieu, M., 790Taylor, Dr. C. B., modern methods of extractincg
cataract, 262Teale, Mr. J. W., case of excessively high tempera-
ture, 57Teeth, defective, and lamellar cataract, 655Temperaince drinks, 207Temperaturc, excessively high, cases of, 57, 94T'emperature charts, 64Terebene, uses of, 415Terry, Mr. C., vertical dislocation of patella, 611Testiunonial to Mir. J. Farrar, -13; to Dr. C. Gowan,90; to Dr. A. Armour, ib to Mr. P. Hewett, 110,301; to Dr. R. Mlungall, 148; to Dr. J. Welsh, 151;to Mr. 0. T. Evans, 287; to Dr. T. Elliott, 469; toRev. A. G. Puirchas, 572; to Dr. W. J. Fleetwood,599 ; to Dr. Inglis, 681; to Dr. F. D. Jones, 766; toDr. Apjohn, 793
Tetainus, traumatic, use of Calabar bean in, 491, 747;nitrite of amyl in, 523; idiopathic, 509
Tetany, Dr. Haddon on, 229, 456Text-books, choice of, 349Thomas, Mr. H. O., Diseases of the Hip, Kniee, andAnkle-joints, -ev., 706
Dr. H., arrest of speech and hearing afteraccidents or convuilsions, 383
Dr. T. G., Treatment of Tubal Pregnancy,-ev., 301
Thompson, Mr. J. A., the recent chargc of mani-slaugihter at Boston, 315Thomson, Dr. Allen, admission of womeni to themedical profession, 22
, Dr. J. R., gelseminum sempervirens as aremedy for cough, 489
,Mr. W. A., malformation of the palate, 381'Thrombosis of internal carotid arteries, 541Thumb, epithelioma of, 298Thyroid body, cystic tumours of, 88; Dr. P. H.
AW'atson on excision of, 257, 386; cancer of, 193;tumour of, 799
Tic douloureux, Dr. Munro on eserine discs ini, 396,629
Tilt, Dr. E. J., puerperal fever and intrauiterine injec-tions, 294; the cause of death after using injectionsof perchloride of iron, 583; nitric acid in the treat-ment of diseases of the neck of the womb, 698
Tiniea circinata, Mr. Nettleship on a case of, 672;Mr. J. H. Stowers on, 738
Toad-doctor, a, 369Tobacco, its effect on health, 271; Mr. E. R. Morganon poisoning, by, 687; adulterated, 794
Tongue, appearance of in health and disease, 228;extirpation of, 264 ; epithelioma of, 61;* tubercularlupuis of, 685
Tonsillitis, external use of turpenitine in treatmenitof, 783
Torrance, M1r. R., suppressed menstruation fromiresidence at seaside, 806
x [Jan. 22, I876.
Jan. 22, I876.] THE BRITISH MEDICAL _OURNAL.Toulmin, Mr. F., offensive discharges from cancer,
320; certificates of death from insurance societies,545
Tracheotomy, Mr. Spence on indications for, 195;in croup and diphtheria, Dr. G. Buchanan on, 292;Dr. G. Scott on, 425 ; letter on, 513
Tramway accident, letter on legal proceedings incase of, 91
Transit of Venus, 282
Trap and soil-pipes, sanitary remarks on, 273
Trephining of fractured skull, Dr. KelbuLrne Kingon cases of, 260, 390
Trestrail, Mr. H. E., injection of perchloride of ironin post parturm hsemorrhage, 757
Trichinised meat, punishment for sale of, 74
Tripe, Dr. J. W., ages at death from eruptive fevers,267, 520
Triplet births, 207, 437; with double uterus, Dr. A.G. Duncan on, 233, 359
Trismus nascentium, 492
Trotter, Dr., death of, 29
Tubal Pregnancy, Dr. T. G. Thomas on Treatmentof, -ev., 301
Tubercle of the pancreas, 685; inoculability of, 713Tucker, Dr. James, death of, 469
Tumour, suppurating, of ovary, 71; intramuralcalcareous impeding labour, 71 ; cystic of thyroidbody, 88; colloid of omentum, 102; fibroid of
uterus, 102; recurrent, history of a case of, 314;pulsating sarcomatous of jaw, 396; of bladder, ex-tirpation of, 493; of skull, 556; of heart, 558;syphilitic of brain, 641, 685; recurrent of eyeball,654; fatty of male breast, 683; of orbit, 720;omental, removal of, 734; fatty of spinal cord,799; of clavicle, ib.; of thyroid body, ib.
Tumours, Mr. Spence on treatment of, 194; Dr.
Althaus on electrolytic dispersion of, 263, 606;lymphatic, of neck, surgical treatment of, 260, 268;fibroid of uterus, use of actual cautery in enu-cleation of, 555; diagnosis and treatment of curableforms of, 614
Turner, Mr. Thomas, memoir of, 74
, Mr. W., admission of women to the medical
profession, 9
Turpentine, external use of in tonsillitis, 785
Twins, heredity in, 714
U.
Ulcer, perforating of duodenum, Mr. E. J. Spitta on,422; of tongue, 556; malignant of hand, 558
Umbilical cord, rupture of during delivery, 235;prolapse of during labour, 687
Unification system on its trial, 677Unilateral phenomena of mental and nervous dis-
ease, 274; convulsions and hemipleg'ia, 275
University of Aberdeen, resignation of Dr. Macrobin,54; non-professorial examiners in medicine, 58,764; close of summer session, 207; gift to,208; appointment to Chair of Medicine and of
Midwifery, 208, 285, 5C2 ; regulations of, 331; fees,347; lectures, 348; changes in, 351; proceedingsof University Court, 468; Lord Rector of, 650
Anderson's, annual meeting, 29; lectures,318; fees, 349
- of Brussels, degree of M.D. at, 32of Cambridge, letter on degrees at, 215;
regulations, 326; courses of lectures, 3i1; appoint-ment at, 402; examinations in State MIedicine,408, 543, 566, 598; notices, 461, 543; examiners for
degrees, 599
Catholic of Ireland, school of medicine,lectures and fees, 171
of Dublin, degree of master in surgeryconferred on Mlr. Colles, 30; pass lists, 31, 218;visitation of examinations of, 31, 148; regulations
of, 334; school of physic, 406; certificates in State
Medicine, 8)8
- of Durham; visitation of examinations
of, 31; roeulations of, 328
of Edinbu-gh, new buildings, 29; votetowards expenses of meeting of Association, 77;history of, 128; museum of, 129; honorary de-grees, 181; presentation of bust of Dr. HughesBennett, 181, 214; pass list, 251; regulations of,331; fees, 347; lectures, 348; changes in, 351;degrees in Public Health, 407; proceedings of
University Court, 593; Sir A. Grant's openingaddress, 621; preliminary examinations in, 621;Sibbald medical scholarship, 71 X
-- of Erlaiigen, degrees at, 219
University of Glasgow, recognition of extramurallecturers by, 148; regulations of, 331; lectures,348; fees, 349; changes in, 351; opening of session,593; new bursaries, 681; chair of physiology, 764
of Gratz, appointment in, 496of Leipzig, Rector Magnificus of, 180of Liege, appointment in, 589of London, pass-lists, 185, 217, 286, 627,
690, 750 ; regulations, 327- -- of Oxford, regfulations, 326; instruction
at, 344; notices, 627.of Philadelphia, 63, 76Queen's, in Ireland, regulations of, 335;
examiners in, 404; conferring of degrees, 536-of Rostock, appointment in, 521
of St. Andrew's, the Chair of Medicine at,77, 208, regulations of, 331; Dr. Nicholson's lec-tures, 468
of Vienna, professorships in, 27; retire-ment of Professor Rokitansky, 207; report on,590
Unqualified practitioners, 114, 762; alliance of quali-fied practitioners with, 281; consultation with, 600
Unregistered practitioners, 283Urachus, patent, Dr. J. J. Charles on treatment of,
486Urethra, stricture of, demonstrations on, 259; Mr. S.Lee on treatment of by laminaria bougie, 426
Urine, retention and extravasation of, 507; treat-ment of incontinence of, 601, 629; healthy, sugarin, 674,749; Mr. F. C. Hewett on detection of sugarin, 780
Uterus, Dr. Heywood Smith on sterility from ante-flexion of, 7; opening into from extra-uterinefaetal cyst, 71; calcareous tumour of impedinglabour, 71; after Ceesarean section, 102; washingout the, 153, 198; inversion of, Mir. J. H. Ewart oncase of, 231, 296; flexions and displacements of,232; dotuble, with triplets, Dr. A. G. Duncan on,233, 359; Dr. Kelly on inversion of, 296; fibroidtumours of with placenta pravia, 540; use ofactual cautery in enucleation of fibroid tumours of,555; diagnosis and treatment of curable fibroidtumours of, 614; multiparous, dimensions of a,780; myoma of, 801
V.Vaccination, prosecutions under Act, 55, 647, 681;
letter on, 121, 659; grants for efficient, 209, 250, 472,598; the Keighley guardians on, 535, 713; inEngland, 5681; in Ireland, 567; law regarding, 806
Varicella-prurigo, Mr. J. Hutchinson on, 631, 663;Dr. Edis on, 702
Vena cava superior, obliteration of, 746Venereal disease, concealment of in the army, Dr.Ambrose on, 98
Venesection as a habit, 619Ventilation of hospitals, 786; of drains and sewers,
794Verdict, a dubious, 559Vertebrae, disease of, 558Vertigo, 615Vesico-vaginal wall, treatment of extensive destruc-tion of, 800
Visceral epithelioma, 493Visitation of examinations, 48; report of Committee
on, 46Vital capacity, Mr. F. C. Hewett on influence of alti-tude and pressure on, 667
Vivisection, the Royal Commission on, 25, 28, 74, 562,678, 790; Dr. Crichton Browne on, 180; Bill forregulation of, 185; Sir R. Christison on, 213; theopponents of and the late Dr. John Reid, 374; letteron, 569; new society against, 678
Vomiting in pregnancy, 234, 279; Dr. E. Copemanon, 577; Dr. T. Fairbank on, 641; infantile, Dr.Mackey on bismuth anid creasote in, 306
W.
Wade, Dr. W. F., historical note on diphtheriticparalysis, 426; the use of empiricism inl medicine,481
Wagstaffe, Mr. W. W., Manual of Osteology, r-ev., 526Wainwright case, the, 710), 730, 732, 735, 748Walker, Dr. T. J., rheumatism with high tempera-ture and fatal cerebral complication, 297
Wallace, Dr. J., management of third stage of labour,238
Walters, Dr. J., total destruction of lulng, 571Wanklyn, AMr. A., (legrees at the University of Cam-bridge, 213
Wanklyn, Mr. J. A., mineral constituents of drinking.waters, 274
Water, waste of in Glasgow, 29; want of in Edin-burgh, 78, 143, 594, 714; supply of for Dundee, 112;drinking, mnineral constituents of, 274 ; supply ofin Mullingar, 503; for Dunfermline, 621, 715; inNew South Wales, 714; in Burntisland, 714; inLurgan, 742 ; subcutaneous injection of, 675, 702
Waterloo survivor, a, 27Waters, drinking and table, 274Watson, Mr. John, Manchester Provident Dis-pensaries' Association, 629
Dr. P. H., excision of the thyroid gland,257, 386
Sir Thomas, treatment of habitual drunk-ards, 79; on Dr. Latham, 793
Weather in Paris, 110 influence of on death-rate,.270; alnd death-rate in Scotland, 742; seasonable,759
Webb, Captain, 283Webster, Dr. G., obituary notice of, 722Weir, Dr. A. MCC., post partuim hmemorrhage, 639Wells, Mr. Spencer, puerperal fever, 105
Mr. S. S. D., promotion of, 62Welsh, Dr. J., testimonial to, 151West, Dr. C., relation of puerperal fever to infective
diseases and pyamia, 97Whiskey, double distilled, 675Whitadder pollution case, 55Whitehead, Dr, J., dilatation of cardiac end ofstomach, 672
Whooping-cough, Dr. R. J. Lee on treatment of bycarbolic acid vapour, 229, 425; Dr. Burchardt on,396; Dr. G. P. Rugg on, 425; Mr. S. Alford on,480; Mr. R. Harrison on, 489; alleged use offumes of pitch in, 767, 805
Whytt, Robert, 136Wilde, Sir William R., 55Wilks, Dr. S., ascites cured by resin of copaiba, 780Will as a therapeutic agent, 650, 692Williams, Dr. A. Wynn, washing out the uterus, 188
- Mr. J., midwifery contracts, 805Wilson, Dr. E. T., treatment of offensive dischargesfrom cancer, 383
Winter prurigo, Mr. J. Hutchinson on, 773Wire-compress, Mr. Dix on cases of aneurism treatedby, 258, 551
Wolfe, Dr. J. R., conjLnctival transplantation, 259;Egyptian ophthalmia and cataract complications,262; new method of performing plastic operations,360
Women, admission of to practice of medicine, dis-cussion in Medical Council, 9, 45; remarks on, 25;admission of to British Medical Association, 211,724, 805; proceedings in Parliament regarding,216; proceedings in Birmingham regarclingmedical education of, 403, 468, 497, 538; Londonschool of medicine for, 618; resolution of Glouces-tershire Branch on medical education of, 717; in-temperance in, 232
Wood, Dr. Andrew, admission of women to practiceof medicine, 13, 18
Mr. J. H., treatment of cancer by citric acid,671
Mr. W. J. H., capsicum in delirium a pot7b, 448Woodman, MIr. S., paralysis of serratus magnusmuscle, 229, 455
Dr. W. B., introductory address at theLondon Hospital, 459, 707
Wordsworth, Mr. J. C., hospital abuse, 597Worth, Mfr. T., the Contagious Diseases Acts, 384Wormwood, wvater of, 25WVounds, Mr. Spence on treatment of, 197; antiseptictreatment of, 510, 557
WVright, Mr. F. W., medical advertising, 89Wry-neck, rarieties and treatment of, 262Wurtz, AI., 282
Y.Yeld, Dr. H. J., Statc Medicine in relation to educa-
tion, 268Yeo, Dr. I. B., subcutaneous injection of water, 702Young, Dr. D., poisoning with chloral-hydrate, 778
- Dr. T., introductory lecture at SheffieldMedical School, 443
Z.Ziemssen's Cyclopiedia of the Practice of Medicine,
282; review of volume x of, 733Zoology for Stu(lents, Dr. Carter Blake on, rev., 786Z;ymotic diseases, de-ath-rate from, 28, 113; in Dublin,
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ILLUSTRATIONS.
The Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh .. ..The New Infirmary, Edinburgh .. ..The Convalescent Home, Edinburgh ..Hawksley's New Ether-Inhaler .. ..Malignant Disease of Ovaries (Dr. Charteris)Improved Hypodermic Syringe (Blaise and Co.)Cysto-Urethoscope (Mr. Reeves) .. ..Flexible Clinical Stethoscope .. ..Plastic Operation on Lower Eyelid (Dr. Wolfe)Plans of Drainage of Houses (Mr. Eassie), Five FiguresForceps with Flat Parallel Blades for Broken Nose (Mr. W. Adams)..
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Steel Screw-Compressor (Mr. W. Adams) -- . .Ivory Plugs (Mr. W. Adams) .. ..Nose-Truss with Screw-Pads (Mr. W. Adams)Apparatus for Fracture of Nasal Bones (Mr. Gamgee)Head-Spring Stethoscope (Dr. Hilliard) ..Leiter's Hypodermic Syringe (Six Figures)Instrument for Puncture of Bladder jher Rectum (Mr. R. Davy),
Figures .. .. .. ..
Intermaxillary Bone with Teeth Horizontal (Sir W. Fergusson)Case of Removal of Bones of Skull (Dr. J. R. Hayes), Three FiguresPessary of Permanently Elastic Red India-Rubber (Mr. W. D. Napier
REPORTS TO THE SCIENTIFIC GRANTS COMMITTEE OF THEBRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Report of Dr. Rutherford and M. Vignal on Experiments on the Biliary Secretion of the Dog, and the Commencement of the Reporton the Life-History of Contagium, by Dr. Braidwood and Mr. Vacher, were published in the JOURNALS for
October 23rd and 30th, November 6th and 13th, and December i ith.
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tion by the liberality of their wealthier neighbours. They have ob-tained house-accommodation for the present in the already overcrowdedhouses of their neighbours, and it is manifest that a very short dura-tion of the present state of overcrowding and insufficient food andclothing supply will promote an epidemic outbreak. During the pro-gress of the fire, a considerable but not very large number of dissi-pated wretches drank large quantities of the spirit, which was flowingabout the streets in veins of fire. Some thirty of these persons werebrought to the hospitals in a state of coma, and several deathsoccurred in consequence. The whiskey was of unusual strength, anda good deal of it new. The scene on the morning after the fire, exhi-bited by the ruins, with their late occupants seeking for some remainsof their lost property; the powerful odour of the spirit as it streamedfrom the ruins and lay in pools the streets; tottering walls, scatteredbricks, broken-up sewers, and raving drunkards, mixed up with famine,policemen, hogsheads of whiskey, crying women and frightened chil-dren,-baffle all description. Although no loss of life occurred directlyrom the fire, yet we are afraid that many deaths and much diseasewill follow from the exposure and privation to which the poor peoplehave been subjected. The mayor immediately summoned a meetingof citizens to take measures for the relief of the sufferers. The meet-ing was well attended, and a sufficient amount of money subscribed onthe spot to meet present needs. A considerable sum, however,will be necessary to compensate the poor for the loss of their"little all". The occurrence of this fire has drawn attention to thevery dangerous practice of storing large quantities of whiskey inpopulous neighbourhoods. We think the storing of spirits should beas carefully guarded as that of gunpowder or petroleum.
UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN.ON Saturday last, at a meeting of the Senate, resolutions in Latinwere read to the effect that the degree of Master in Surgery hzonoriscausa had been conferred on Mr. William Colles, for the pre-eminentdiligence with which he had cultivated the art of surgery, by reason of'which, as well as for the great advantage to the sick and afflicted, andother deserts, the Senate received him as Regius Professor into the bosomof the University. A resolution was also unanimously adopted, on therecommendation of the Provost and senior Fellows, prolonging to theend of this year the permission given to the senior Proctor in 1872, Ofusing the old formula in conferring the degree of Master in Surgery.
DR. FLEETWOOD CHURCHILL.
WE regret to announce the retirement of this distinguished obstetricianfrom the active practice of his profession. Dr. Churchill, in conse-quence of failing health, has found it necessary to withdraw from ourprofession, which he has long adorned, and from which he retires withwell-earned laurels to enjoy the otizint cun dignitate which he richlydeserves. Although we must regret that Dr. Churchill will not anylonger be able to serve the profession and the public with the energyand zeal which he has hitherto displayed, yet we are glad to knowthat he is still in full mental vigour, and that from his pleasant countryhouse at Ardtrea, near Stewartstown, in the county of Tyrone, wemay still hope that he will further enrich medical literature byselections from his vast stores of practical experience. Dr. Churchillhas presented his valuable obstetrical library to the King and Queen'sCollege of Physicians, and has thus, by his own liberality and the un-selfish kindness of his son Dr. Fleetwood Churchill, jun., establisheda lasting token of his love for the profession in which he so longlaboured. The College of Physicians has presented Dr. Churchillwith an address expressive of its thanks not only for his liberality inbestowing his library upon the College, but also for the great andvaluable services which he has rendered that body as its President andas Professor of Midwifery in the School of Physic. The College hasalso directed that a portrait of Dr. Churchill shall be placed in theCollege hall, in company with the other distinguished ex-Presidents ofthe College.
CORRESPONDENCE,SCARLATINA IN SOUTH KENSINGTON.
SIR,-As an erroneous impression is gaining ground with referenceto predisposing causes in the house where " the fashionable dinner" and"at home" occurred on June 9th, will you kindly allow me throughyour columns to state that there was and had been no illness of anykind in the family; that " every guest" was not affected by scarlatinaor the characteristic sore-throat; that the sanitary arrangements of thehouse in question are complete; and that no illness has ever occurredon the premises to raise a doubt concerning the drainage or water-supply? The outbreak, however, is so unparalleled in suddenness,variety of age, numbers, and rapidity, that it is receiving the fullest in-vestigation in the highest quarters, and all concerned are aiding inevery possible manner to elucidate the mystery.-I am, sir, your obe-dient servant, THE MEDICAL ATTENDANT.
ASSOCIATION INTELLIGENCE.COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL:
NOTICE OF MEETING.A MIEETING of the Committee of Council wvill be held at the Queen'sHotel, Birmingham, on Tuesday, the I3th day of July next, at Threeo'clock in the afternoon. FRANCIS FOWKE,
General Secretary.36, Great Queen Street, London, W.C., June igth, 1875.
NORTH OF ENGLAND BRANCH.THE annual meeting of this Branch will be held in the Town Hall,Darlington, on Thursday, July 8th, at 3 P.MN. President, 1874-75,ANDREw LEGAT, M.D.; President-elect, 1875-76, S. E. PIPER, Esq.,F.R. C. S.The annual dinner will take place at the King's I-Iead Hotel, Dar-
lington, at 4.45 P.MI. precisely.G. H. PHILIPSON, M.D., Zoanorary Secretary.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, May 29th, I875.
SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE BRANCH.THE annual meeting of this Branch will be held at Abergavenny, onFriday, July i6th.
Nomination-papers and the titles of communications, etc., must besent to one of the undersigned by June 26th at the latest, in order thatthey may appear in the circulars.
Further particulars in the circulars as usual.ANDREw DAVIES, Swansea.ALFRED SHEEN, M.D., Cardiff. H
Swansea, June 14th, I875.
ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND KINCARDINE BRANCH.THE annual meeting of the above Branch will be held at Aberdeen, onSaturday, July 17th, at 1.30 o'clock P.M.
Further particulars will be intimated by circular.ALEXANDER OGSTON, Hontorar-y Secreltaiy.
Aberdeen, June 1875.
WEST SOMERSET BRANCH.THE annual meeting of this Branch will be held at the Railway Hotel,Taunton, on Thursday, July 22nd, at 2.30 P.M.The President-elect, Dr. Cordwent, will read a short paper on
"Vital Conservancy in Disease".MIembers wishing to communicate papers or cases are requested ta
send notice to the Secretary.The dinner will take place at 5 o'clock.
W. M. KELLY, M.D., Honzorary Sec-etar.Taunton, June 29th, I875.
BORDER COUNTIES BRANCH.THE annual meeting of the Border Counties Branch will be held atDumfries, on Friday, July 23rd, I875: Pr-esident, Dr. GREEN, Kendal;Presidentt-elect, Dr. W. A. F. BROWNE, Dumfries.
Gentlemen intending to be present are requested to communicatetheir intention to the undersigned.
HENRY BARNES, M.D. Hon.Carlisle, June 28th, 1875. J. SMITH, M.D. i Secs.
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MEDICO-PARLIAMENTARY.HOUSE OF LORDS.-Thursday, 7iuze 24/h.
Pollution of Rivers Bill.-Lord SALISBURY, in moving that the'House resolve itself into Committee on the Pollution of Rivers Bill, saidthat having regard to the progress of business in the House of Com-mons, he feared there would be no chance of passing this measure as itstood during the present Session. He nevertheless hoped that someof the provisions might even yet be placed on the Statute Book. Heproposed, therefore, to proceed with those parts of the measure relatingto the pollution of rivers by solid matter or by sewage, and he did notintend to press on the attention of Parliament at present that part ofthe measure which dealt with pollution caused by mining or manufac-turing operations.-Lord ABERDARE suggested that Lord Salisbur-yshould, during the recess, re-consider the subject, and bring forward acomplete measure next Session. -After a short conversation, the Housewent into Committee pro fornoit, and immediately resumed, after the-adoption of some amendmiients proposed by Lord Salisbury.
HOUSE OF COMM1O1NVS.-Tuesday, _7une 29//i.Public Iealth (Scotland) Ac/s.-In reply to Mr. W. Holms, the LORD
ADVOCATE stated that he had the authority of the Chancellor of theExchequer to say that he would consent to the introduction of a Billwith a single clause, enabling money to be borroweed at as low a ratefor sanitary purposes by the local authorities in Scotland as had beenconceded in regard to loans to local authorities in England.
MEDICAL NEWS.ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS: DENTAL SURGEONS.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations, wereadmitted Licentiates in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Sur-geons at a meeting of the Board on June 29th.
Messrs. Frederick Canton, M.R.C.S., Mlarlborough Street: E. J. M. Phillips,M.R.C.S., Liverpool; J. L. Robertson, Cheltenham; J. J. F. Corbett, Cork;J. M. Lipscombe, Alresford; G. H. Harding, Acton, near Stafford; J. H.Whatford, Brighton; W. H. Fox, Gloucester; G. B. Pearman, Chelsea; H.H. Clifford-Eskell, Dublin; Atugustus Cook, Upper Norwood; A. A. Hart,Newington Green; Francis Youngman, Thornton Heath; Alfred Foss,Stockton-on-Tees: T. A. Btdecker, Newark-on-Trent; G. A. Williams,Cavendish Place; C. E. White, Belgrave Road; W. G. Morris, WinchesterStreet John Carteighe, Stratford Place; Thomas Gaddes, Barkham Terrace;T. E. King, York; James Stocken, Euston Square; R. H. Woodhouse,M.R.C.S., Hanover Square; H. C. S. Bennett, George Street; Alfred All-worth, Lyndhurst Road; James Williams, WXalsall; and Thomas Rowney,Hull.
Only three candidates out of the thirty examined were rejected.
APOTHECARIES' HALL.-The following gentleman passed his ex-amination in the science and practice of medicine, and received a cer-tificate to practise, on Thursday, June 24th, I875.
Martin, John Michael Harding, St. Helen's, LancashireThe following gentlemen also on the same day passed their primary
professional examination.Dobbie, Robert John Algernon, London HospitalHaines, William John, St. Bartholomew's Hospital
UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN: SCHOOL OF PHYSIC IN IRELAND.-Trinity Term, i875.-At the examination for the Degree of Bachelorof Medicine, held on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, June 7th, 8th,and gth, the candidates passed in the following order of merit.
Cochrane. Robert S. WVest, John RussellFranks, Kendal M. St. John (Sch.) Dane, Arthtur H. C.Fisher, Thomas Carson Burne, Edward H. )Halpin, Nicholas John Smith, William B. equalPower, John J. Clibborn, WilliamLane, John G. Montfort, Archibald H.Hart, William R. Goodman, Francis G.Baker, Arthur W. W. O'Carroll, Martin
At the examination for the Degoee of Alaster of Surgery, held onMonday and Tuesday, June I4th and 15th, the following were the suc-cessful candidates.
Fisher, Thomas Carson Bleakley, Alexander S.Hunter, William Lovell el Power, John J. equalHalpin, Nicholas John jequa Baker, Arthur W. W.Hart, William H. Banks, AlfredGriffith, De Burgh Moran, James J.
Nixon, George M. equalBurne, Edward H. eqaMedical Travelling Prize.
Cochrane, Robert S.
Surgical Travelling Prize.Fisher, Thomas Carson
Senior Medical Exhibitions.Cochrane, Robert S. Fisher, Thomas Carson
KING AND QUEEN'S COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS IN IRELAND.-Atthe monthly examinations of the College, held on Tuesday, Wednesday,and Thursday, June Sth, gth, and ioth, the following candidatespassed.-'-For the License to Practise Medicine.
Cutler, Peter Aloysius Lee, William AlexanderJohnston, Arthur Alma AIasters, Sidney Herbert
For the License to Practise Midwifery.Cutler, Peter Aloysius Masters, Sidney HerbertJohnston, Arthtur Alma Ryan, WilliamLee, William Alexander
MEDICAL VACANCIES.THE following vacancies are announced:-
ANIERSHAM UNION-Medical Officer and Public Vaccinator for the Work-house and the Amersham District. Salary, ,5o and £63 respectively. Appli-cations on or before igth instant.
ARNIY MIEDICAL DEPARTMIENT-Surgeons. Examination on August gthand following days.
BEDWELLTY UNION-Medical Officer for the Ebbw Vale District. Salary,ZI5 per annum.
BOOTH BOROUGH HOSPITAL, Liverpool-House-Surgeon. Salary, £8oper annum, with board, lodging, and washing. Applications on or beforeJuly 3rd.
BOSTON UNION-Medical Officer for the Boston District and the Workhouse.CARNARVONSHIRE and ANGLESEY INFIRMARY-House-Surgeon. Sa-
lary, L8o per annum, wvith board and lodging. Applications on or beforethe 20th instant.
CHORLTON UNION-Assistant Medical Officer at the Workhouse.DENTAL HOSPITAL OF LONDON, Leicester Square-Assistant Dental
Surgeon. Applications on or before the s2th instant.EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN and DISPENSARY FOR
WOMEN, Ratcliff Cross-Resident Medical Officer. Salary, L6o per annum,with board, lodging, and washing. Applications on or before the Isth instant.
HAY UNION-Medical Officer for the Workhouse. Salary, £s5 per annum.HULME DISPENSARY-Resident Medical Officer. Salary, xLo per annum,
with furnished apartments, coals, gas, and attendance. Applications on orbefore the 6th instant.
INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE-Ten Surgeons. Examination on August gthand following days.
KENSINGTON DISPENSARY-Resident Medical Officer. Salary. £I50 perannum, and furnished apartments. Applications on or before July 5th.
KILBURN DISPENSARY-Assistant Resident Medical Officer. Salary, L8oper annum, with apartments, coals, gas, and attendance. Applications on orbefore the ioth instant.
LEIGHTON BUZZARD UNION-Medical Officer for the Upper District.LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL-House-Surgeon, House-Physician,
and Assistant House-Surgeon. Salaries, Lioo, L8o, and L5o respectively, withboard and residence. Applications on or before July xoth.
LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE-Demon-strator of Anatomy. Salary, Lioo per annum, and other emoluments. Appli-cations on or before the 31st instant.
LONDON TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL-Visiting Hospital Surgeon. Applica-tions to the Rev. Dawvson Burns, Honorary Secretary, II2, Gower Street.
MIARLBOROUGH UNION-Medical Officer for the Second District. Salary,Lb8 per annum, and fees. Applications on or before July 3'st.
METROPOLITAN ASYLUMI DISTRICT-Second Assistant Medical Officer atthe Asylum for Imbeciles, Caterham, Surrey. Salary to commence at Li20 perannum, increasing siio yearly to Li50, with board and furnished apartments.Applications on or before the 8th instant.
METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, Devonshire Square-Assistant House-Surgeon.
NEWCASTLE EMLYN UNION-Medical Officer for the Penbryn District.Salary, £5o per annum.-M\Iedical Officer for the Llandyssul District. Salary,£65o per annum.
NORWICH DISPENSARY-Resident Medical Officer. Salary, Li20 per ann.,and residence.
POPLAR UNION-Medical Officer for the Western District.PORTSEA ISLAND UNION-Medical Officer for the Workhouse. Salary, ;250
per annuim. Applications on or before Jtdly 7th.RAINHILL (Lancashire) COUNTY ASYLUM-Assistant Medical Officer. Sa-
lary, Lioo per annum, with apartments and board.ROYAL SURREY COUNTY HOSPITAL-House-Surgeon. Salary, £75 per
aninum, with board, residence, and washing. Applications on or beforeJuly 3Ist.
SAFFRON WALDEN UNION-Medical Officer for the Fifth District. Salary,X15 per annum.
ST. BARTHOLONIEW'S HOSPITAL-Assistant Physician-Accoucheur. Ap-plications on or before July 7th.
STOURBRIDGE UNION--Medical Officer for the First Kingswinford District.Salary, L;56 per annum. D
SWANSEA HOSPITAL-Assistant Resident Medical Officer. Salary, £70 perannum, with board, lodging, and washing. Applications on or before the6th instant.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.The charge for inserting announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths,
is 3s. 6d., which should beforwarded in stamj5s with the communication.BIRTH.
PARSONS.-On June 26th, at Sunnyside, Wimbledon, the wife of T. E. Parsons,Esq., Surgeon, of a daughter.
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OPERATION DAYS AT THE HOSPITALS.
MONDAY ......Metropolitan Free, 2 P.M.-St. Alark's, 9 A.M. and 2 P.M.-RoyalLondon Ophthalmic, sI A.m.-Royal Westminster Ophthalmic,I.30 P.M.
TUESDAY......Guy's, 1.30 P.M.-Westminster, 2 P.M.-Royal London Oph-thalmic, sI A.M.-Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, 2.30 P.M.-West London, 3 P.M.-National Orthopadic, 2 P.M.
WEDNESDAY . .St. Bartholomew's, x.30 P.M.-St. Mary's, 2.30 P.M.-TMiddlesex,I P.M.-University College, 2 P.M.-St. Thomas's, 2.30 P. M.-Lon-don, 2 P. M.-Royal London Ophthalmic, 2I A. M.-Great Northern,2 P.M.-Samaritan Free Hospital for Women and Children, 2.30P.M.-Cancer Hospital, Brompton, 3 P.M--King's College, 2 P.M.-Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, I. go P.M.
THURSDAY...-.St. George's, x P.M.-Central London Ophthalmic, I P.M.-RoyalOrthopxdic, 2 P.M.-Royal London Ophthalmic, II A.M.-Hos-pital for Diseases of the Throat, 2 P.M.-Royal Westminster Oph-tbalmic, 2.30 P. M.-Hospital for Women, 2 P.M.
FRIDAY..... ,Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, 2.30 P.M. - Royal LondonOphthalmic, II A.M.-Central London Ophthalmic, 2 P.M.-RoyalSouth London Ophthalmic, 2 P.M.
SATURDAY .....St. Bartholomew's, I.30 P.M.-King's College, 2.30 P.M.-CharingCross, 2 P. M.-Royal London Ophthalmic, I I A.M.-East LondonHospital for Children, 2 P.M.-Royal Westminster Ophthalmic,I. so P. Ai.-St. Thomas's, 9. 30 A. Mi.-Royal Free, 9 A.M. and 2 P. M.
MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES DURING THENEXT WEEK.
WEDNESDAY.-Obstetrical Society of London, 8 P. M Some interesting Speci-mens will be exhibited at the beginning of the meetinig. The Discussion onPtierperal Fever will be resumed.
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.CORRESPONDENTS not answered, are requested to look to the Notices to Corre-
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IN consequence of the length of the report of the discussion on the Admission ofWomen to the Medical Profession, we are obliged to defer to next week our ac-count of the remaining proceedings of the session of the Medical Council.
SALICYLIC AcID LOZENGES.MESSRS. MOTTERSHEAD and Co. of Manchester have forwarded to us samples of
salicylic acid lozenges, which they are about to introduce to the profession. Webelieve that the lozenge form will be found a good one for the administration ofthis substance, especially when it is desirable to bring the acid into frequent con-tact with the mouth and throat.
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THE DEGREE OF M.D. AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BRUSSELS.DURING the present discussion concerning medical titles, it will doubtless interestmany of your readers to ascertain how the M. D. Brussels may be obtained, and toread an account of an examination I have recently passed at that University.British and other medical practitioners, provided with medical and surgical qttali-fications, and appearing in person and producing their diplomas, can have theirnames inscribed in the books of the University, and may then proceed to the ex-amination. The examination is precisely that prescribed by law for the studentsof the University, and is divided into first, second, and third Doctorate. I passedthe examination in French; but, if necessary, the services of an interpreter maybe employed. The examination lasts from four to six days, according to circum-stances-the practical tests sometimes protracting the period. The examiners areten in number, and have to be faced separately, two or three of the professorsbeing usually present as auditors.The first Doctorate consists ofmateria medica and general therapeutics * special
pathology, and therapeutics of internal diseases; general pathology; and patho-logical anatomy, consisting chiefly of descriptions of morbid microscopical changes.The second Doctorate includes sturgery and surgical pathology; theory of mid-
wifery and diseases of women; public and private hygiene; medical jurispru-dence and toxicology.The third Doctorate incltudes examination at the bedside of medical and sur-
gical cases, with general clinical examinations ; midwifery, svith operations on themannequin; operative surgery on the dead body, and surgical anatomy.The cases given were pneumonia, second stage; phthisis, lungs in different
stages; and rheuimatic fever, wvith endocarditis ; hbmorrhoids, combined withrectal abscess ; and a case of gunshot wound in the head. The operations were-ligature of the brachial artery at the bend of the elbowv, excision of the breast, andamputation of the thumb at the carpus.
F'rom what I could learn, the most usual stumbling blocks are the first Doc-torate and the operative suirgery. The clinical examinations are conducted in amost practical and admirable manner; anid in hygiene and jurisprudence thecandidate is allowed to explain the state of the law in England.The secretary of the University will forward particulars on application, or I
shall be willing to furnish all the information in my power to any gentleman de-sirous of proceeding to Brussels, which, by the way, is a most charming town.
44, Weymouth Street, W., June 1875. LLEWELYN THOMAS.
DR, HUGHLINGS JACKSON'S " Note on Hemikinesis" shall appear next week.FLATULENT DYSPEPSIA.
SIR,-Will any of your readers kindly advise me what to do for myself? I have fornearly two years been the unhappy victim of flatulent dyspepsia. Immediatelyafter breakfast, my symptoms begin: I feel a kind of " kick" at my heart; mypulse intermits; a strange sensation, more or less approaching giddiness, in thehead ; and a btirst of tasteless gas from the stomach. All this is repeated martytimes a minute, and goes on hour after hour throtughout the day. Incrediblevolumes of gas are thrown off the stomach every day. The supply of blood to mybrain is so irregular, that I am becoming quite unfit to do my professional work;or, indeed, to make any mental effort whatever. I have taken the advice ofseveral eminent men in town, and have tried every device, dietetic and medic'nal,that I or my friends can suggest. In despair, I appeal to any professional friendswho will kindly volunteer to assist me through the medium of the JOURNAL.
I am, sir, your obedient servant, A MEsIBER.Lond6n, June 23rd, 1875.
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