Hudson, lectures on the study of fever
by, Rev., 430.
Hydrocephalus, Kennedy on the treat-
ment of, particularly by issues, 193.

Icthyosis, state of urine in, 171.
Insane, liability to gangrene of lung, 96.
Issues, use of in hydrocephalus, 193.

Jaw, excision of upper, 257-lower, 264
-removal of ossified enchondroma
from upper, 321.
Johnson, memoir of Dr. C., 206.
Joint, excision of elbow, 261-cases of
injury of hand, wrist, and ankle-281.

Kennedy on hydrocephalus and its treat-
ment, particularly by issues, 193.
Kidd, G. H., fibrinous tumour, 187- on
cephalotripsy, 224, 333-modification
of cephalotribe by, 230, 338.
Kidney, diagnosis of cysts and tumours
of, from ovarian, 128-soft cancer of,
128-pyonephrosis, with impacted cal-
culi in ureter, 131-cystic degenera-
tion, 131.

Laryngoscope, Mackenzie on, Rev., 174.
Leet, case of gangrene of lung, 185.
Leucocythemia, case of, 100.

Ligature, temporary, for vascular tumour
and nevi, 21.

Lip, erectile tumour of, 23.
Lithotrity, Mr. Porter on, 24.
Liver, abscess of, punctured, 100.
Lungs, gangrene of, 93, 185-fetid abscess
of, 95 empyema, 101-Barker on dis-
eases of, and respiratory passages, Rev.,
177-affections of, in fever, 433.

Mac Cormac, reports of hospital cases-
cases of injury of hand, wrist, and
ankle, 281

M'Clintock, address on resigning presi-
dent's chair at Obstetrical Society, 204
-memoir of C. Johnson, 206-on
uterine therapeutics, 215.
Mackenzie on laryngoscope and rhino-
scope, Rev., 174.

M'Donnell, report on cholera in Mount-
joy Prison, 469.

Maconchy on accidents in Scutch Mills,
65.

Mauritius, cholera in, 233.

Maxilla, operations on upper, 257, 321.
Measles, distinguished from cerebro-spinal
meningitis, 424.

Medical Charities Act, sanitary arrange-
ments under, 440.

Medicine and surgery, notes in, by P. C.
Smyly, 47-Wood on practice of, Rev.,
182.

Meningitis, spinal, 98, 100-in fever,
408-diseases of eye in, 302.
Metria, see Fever Puerperal.
Midwifery, comparative advantages of
hospital and domestic attendance, 70-
mortality of mothers, 71-use of chloro-
form, 169-use of cephalotribe, 224, 333.
Mills, accidents in scutching, 65.
Moore, W. D, translation by, of Lith on
history of blood corpuscles, 249.

Nayler, on diseases of skin, Rev., 170.
Nevus of tongue, use of temporary liga-
tures, 21.

Obstetrical Society of Dublin, proceedings
of, 204.

Ophthalmoscope, Wilson on theory and
principles of, 32.

Ovary, diagnosis of renal cysts and tu-
mours from ovarian, 128.

Smyly, notes in medicine and surgery,
47-cases of stricture, 47.
Soldiers, see Army.

Sphygmograph, observations with in pulse
of typhus, 51.

Spine, meningitis, 98, 100, 302, 408.
Spleen, enlargement of, 100-functions
of, 100.

Stricture, of urethra cases of, treated by
various methods, 47.

Strychnia, use of chloroform in poisoning
by, 167.

Surgery, contributions to operative, by
M. H. Collis, 1, 321-notes in, and
medicine, by P. C. Smyly, 47-reports
in, by G. Porter, 257-contributions to
operative, by H. G. Croly, 266.

Temperature, normal, of body, 315-
ranges of in fever, 313-in cholera, 396.
Thermometer, value of observations with
in typhus, 313-in cholera, 396.
Tongue, epithelioma of, 2-ablation of,
Collis on, 1-Syme on do., 4- Regnoli
on do., 6-Arnott on do., 6-Nunneley
on do., 7-Paget on do., 9-Holt on
do., 12-table of recorded cases of re-
moval of, 18-vascular tumour of 21.
Tonsil, removal of, for cancer, 21.

Tumour, vascular, of tongue, 21-erectile
of lip, 23-fibrinous of arm, 187.
Typhus, sphygmographic observations on
pulse in, 57-thermometric observations
in, 313-aborted, 433, see Fever.

Unions, poor law, 442.

Urethra, stricture of, cases treated by
various methods, 47.

Urine, sugar in, after inhalation of chlo-
roform or ether, 168-state in icthyo-
sis, 171.

Uterus, polypus of, and instrument for
removal of intra-uterine growths, 60—
therapeutics of, 215.

Utrecht, epidemic of cholera at, 485.

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