space death from pyæmia and Dr. Steevens' Hospital.-Retention of urine, with puncture of bladder- large malignant tumour of breast, under Mr. Colles, 76; Holt's opera- tion for stricture, under Mr. Hamil- ton, 100; cystic bronchocele, under Dr. McDonnell, 123; exophthalmia, under Mr. Colles, 139; the antiseptic treatment, 165; case of leucocy- thæmia, under Dr. H. Freke, 205; fracture of the clavicle, caused by muscular action, under Mr. Hamil- ton, 225; chronic larygngitis, un- der Mr. Swan, 277; abscess of the prostate gland, under Mr. Swan, 299; ptyriasis versicolor and idrosis, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.-Cases of King's College Hospital.-Anæmia, Dr. Beale, 99, 122, 139, 165, 186, Mercers Hospital. -Case of ilius, Richmond Surgical Hospital.-Epi- St. George's Hospital.-Abdominal How to deal with our criminals, 541 Hunterian Medical Society of Edin- City of Dublin Hospital, Dr. J. H. Guy's Hospital, Dr. Moxon, 322. Jervis Street Hospital, Dr. S. M. King's College, Dr. Guy, 318 315 Liverpool Royal Infirmary, Mr. Fred. Meath Hospital, Dublin, Mr. Rawdon 481 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, Mr. G. W. Sandford, 341 Queen's College, Birmingham, Lord Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, University College, Prof. Erichsen, Ireland, the Apothecaries' Hall of, 260 Irish oyster culture, the, 281 School of Physic, University of Irish universities and licensing bodies, Is the administration of wine in acute Jackson, Dr. J. H., on the physiology Jacob, Dr. Archibald H., on diseases Jervis Street Hospital, introductory lecture, Dr. S. M. McSwiney, 461 "Journal of the Irish Medical Asso- Junior Surgical Society of Ireland, KILLED during the elections, 476 King and Queen's College of Physi Klob, Dr. J. M., on pathological ana- tomy of the female sexual organs Fortiter in Re, notes on the Abyssi- The constitution of the Medical Council, notes on the great debate Sent to Coventry, notes on the debates The medical department of the Abyssi- nian expedition, the election at the Dublin College of Physicians, notes Movement of troops in India, election of the King's professor of physic in Dublin, specialists and specialism, "noctes, cœnæque doctorum," 102- The 86th Regiment at the Mauritius, English Pour-law Medical Officers' Association, medical degrees in the United States of America, the medi- cal element in Parliament, 124-7 The Royal College of Physicians of London, the Medical Council, Par- liament or Convocation, the reports of the medical officer of the Privy Council, the Army Medico-Chirur "Doctors," civil and military, Lord Amberley's views on abortion, 209- The ailments of the medical body cor- porate-No. I., the materiel of the profession, a few words about fees, The selection of a profession, recom. mendations of the General Medical The purgatory of London hospitals, Squeamish lieutenants, Parliamentary representation, Sir D. Corrigan, 293 The Brotherhood of St. Luke's, bar. Local sanitary committees, the Medi- The influence of medical politics on the elections, Glasgow and Aber- deen Universities, the enfranchise- ment of the Scottish Universities A few words about combatants and non-combatants, the British fool, Educational reform, smoke nuisance Educational reform-No. IV., the cat, Lewis, Mr., on the treatment of the subclavian artery, 539 List of entries in the register of the Little, Dr. W. J., on spinal weak- London hospitals and schools, 264-266 485 MACDONALD, Dr., the case of, 14 Medical Acts Amendment Act, the, 9 Medical manners, 359 Medical officers of health, 219 Medical reform, Ashe, Dr., on, 68, 153; Cantab. on, 109; Crisp, Ed- 561 Medical remuneration, 540 Medico-legal inquiries, 47 Meeting of London and provincial poor-law medical officers, the, 16 212 Middlesex hospitals, 265 Military hospital arrangements in Minute investigation of the kidney, Mitchell, the late Mr., 379 NEVUS maternus, 364 National Association for the Promo- vol. vi., 250) New examination for pharmaceutical New nomenclature, the, 358 Neuralgia, sulphate of nickel in, 562 Nomenclature, the new, 358 Notes on the metals (Review), 479 NOTES ON CURRENT TOPICS. The Carmichael prizes, the next army Council, the Royal College of Royal College of Surgeons of Eng- Royal College of Physicians of Lon- The Duke of Edinburgh, St. Andrew's Figures not, fears, the public health, Medical honours at Oxford, nomen- clature of diseases, Sir James Simp- Representation of the profession in Doctors in the legislature, the quar- The public health, the city police University of Cambridge, Lord Am- Tweedledum v. Tweedledee, the mo- The introductories, the dinners, prizes, Medical auction bidding, gas analyst, Medical Society of London, alleged lunatics, homoeopathy, the late Dr. Sibbald, University of Aberdeen, the Registrarship of the College of Physicians of Ireland, King and Queen's College of Physicians, composition of Welsh lake water, the Golden Bridge Cemetery, Dublin; the Corrigan election fund, storage of petroleum, the Varty water supply for Dublin, honour to surgery, arrival of the ship "Clara" at Portsmouth, the Dublin Quarterly Journal, Woolwich dockyard drainage, bitter beer, pauperism, Sir D. Corrigan's candidature, 374-7 Army medical officers and reduction in the army, certificates of purity, Royal College of Physicians of London, tobacco, Royal Commission on sanitary organisation and laws, asylum for the imbecile poor, the late Mr. Henry Brown, the quarterly return of the Registrar-General, verdict of murder against a surgeon, military hospitals, Sir D. Corrigan's candidature, death of Dr. Hardy, of Dublin; Beaumont Medical Society, the Scotch Universities, 395-7 Royal College of Physicians of London, Royal College of Surgeons of England, nurses for the sick poor, Charing Cross Hospital, ovariotomy, death from chloroform, the late Mr. Partridge, of Colchester; the late Professor Griesinger, Dr. Wolfe, the mastership of the Rotundo Lying-in Hospital, Dublin; Sir Dominic Corrigan, Gresham lectures, by E. Symes Thompson, M.D., F.R.C.P., Graham Professor of medicine; Colonial Benefit So. cieties, 412-4 Hospital v. Workhouse, the New Pharmacy Act, Dublin Obstetrical Society, homoeopathy at Aberdeen, the late Dr. Hellier, excision of joints, physician or surgeon, Dr. or Mr., Royal South Hants Infirmary, the army blue book, Lord Rector Moncrieff, 433-5 Scarlet fever, sudden death of a surgeon, Edinburgh and St. Andrew's Universities' election, the Pharmacy Act in Scotland, medical club, a champion of medical reform, Dublin Obstetrical Society, the Pathological Society, health of Dublin for the past week, over-housing, election to the Meath Hospital, Dublin ; medical men in Parliament, 452-4 Death from starvation, guardians v. Poor-law board, the Abergele Coroner, H.M.S. "Ariadne, death from hydrophobia, hints on quackery, the new Pharmacy Act and the dispensary practitioners, the health of Dublin, Thames purification from the sewage of Oxford, Eton, Windsor, and Abingdon ; Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society, payment of medical officers, killed during the elections, St. Andrew's Medical Graduates' Association, 474-6 New examination in operative surgery in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, superannuation of Irish Poor-law medical officers, Sir Dominic Corrigan, Junior Surgical Society, the last appointment of the late Government, medical evidence, French medical bibliography, the manslaughter of a medical student in Dublin, Goodsir's anatomical works, public health, inquests in StPancras, testimonial to Dr. Chowne, Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals, fever in London, civic honours to medical men, a new principle of medical editorship, the preservation of meat, 492-5 The New Sanitary Act, 1868; Spanish quarantine, Royal College of Surgeons of England, the St. Pancras medical officer of health, disinfectants, dry and damp soils, twice Lord Mayor of Dublin, prevalence of scarlatina, the evils of sewing machines prevented, Dublin Hospital reports, the Under-Secretaryship, health of Dublin, Turkey and Greece, the Registrar Chief of the King and Queen's College of Physi cians of Ireland, 510-13 Mrs. Gladstone's Convalescent Home, the vestry of St. Pancras and the medical officer of health, the Indian cholera epidemic, the late lunacy case, small-pox at Sheffield, AngloGerman Ophthalmic Hospital, French Hospital and Infirmary, the sanitary condition of Falmouth, a Royal Commission on the Sanitary Laws, the Royal College of Science, Dublin; ligature of the first stage of the right subclavian artery, University of Cambridge-natural science scholarships, 538-9 Charity, public health, the treatment of consumption by ether, army medical promotion, rumoured reduction in the army medical department, the vacancy in Vincent's Hospital, Dublin; Professor Skoda, propagation of nuisances by the London Corporation, the recent candidature of Sir D. J. Corrigan, death of Sir Richard Mayne, K. C.B.; Medical Society of Dublin, Children's Hospital in Brighton, 557-9. Note-taking, 359 Notices to Correspondents :-20, 48, 70, 90, 155, 176. 197, 220, 242, 286, 202, 324, 342, 364, 384, 402, 422, 440, 460, 479, 499, 520, 542, 562 Novel treatment of sunstroke, 373 OBITUARY. Bradshaw, Mr., 155. OCCLUSION of hydrogen gas by metals, 207 Opening of the General Medical Council, 9 Chambers, Dr. T. K., on how shall we make our daily experience advance science? 179 Croly, Mr. H. G., on a case of strangulated femoral hernia, 202; amputation of the penis for cancer 224. Dickie, Dr. John, cases in illustration of the value of chloroforn in convulsion, 327. Donovan, Mr. M., on the dismemberment of pharmacy from medicine, 523. Freke, Dr. H., on the nature of the phenomena of paroxysm and intermission, 182. Gray, Mr. H. C.. on a remarkable and curious case of foreign body in the larynx, 91. Gordon, Dr. C. A., experiences of a regimental surgeon in India, 289, 348, 387, 429, 468. Hamilton, Mr. E., on the spinal icebag in the treatment of delirium tremens, 291. Hayden, Dr. Thomas, on the patho logy and significance of certain endo-cardial murmurs, 205. Hughes, Dr. J. S., short notes on Nice, 52, 118. Jackson, Dr. J. Hughlings, on the physiology of language, 237. Jones, Dr. C. Handfield, on heatstroke, 423, 445, 464. Jones, Dr. H. M., on the action of aconite and quinine in neuralgia, 5 Kelly, Dr. B., on urea and uric acid, 72, 93; on fever and inflammation, 203. Kinkead, Mr. R. J., on some points connected with the operation for hare-lip, and excision of the lip for cancer, 160. Little, Mr. P. C., on epilepsy, 184. Longuet, Mr. M., on a new sphymograph, 485. Macalister, Mr, A., on the anatomy and physiology of the coronary arteries of the heart, 117. MacCormac, Dr., on the food question, 92; on artificial restraints on population, 277; ventilation, 449. McEvoy, Mr. F., on a fracture of both bones of the leg in two places, and the leg re-fractured after eleven weeks at the lower break-reco very, 408. Martin, J., cases occurring in the practice of, 97. Maunsell, Dr. S. E., on the influence of temperament on the diseases peculiar to India, 501. Morgan, Mr., a two months' summary of cases treated at the Westmoreland Lock Hospital, 95; pemphi gus syphiliticus, 303; syphilitic affections of the larynx, 325; syphilitic deposit in the heart, 425. Oppert, Dr. O., on the progress of sanitary improvement in existing hospitals, 21. Porter, Dr. Angus M., notes on some peculiar cases of syphilis, 25, 50. Purdon, Dr. H. S., on the nervous connection of certain skin diseases, 157; on carbolate of quinia, 328. Roberts, Mr., on a case of compound fracture of frontal bones, with fracture of clavicle and acromion, 71. Sandham, Mr. W. H., on a case of melancholia treated by ice to the spine, 503. Sturges, Dr. O., on the forms of pneumonia, 200, 368. Tait, Lawson, on three cases of mitral disease, 51. Tidy, Mr. C. M., gleanings in toxicology-No. I., on poisoning by nitrate of baryta, 447; No. II., on poisoning by colocynth, 529. Vesey, T. A., on a case of ileus successfully treated by electricity, 224. Waring-Curran, Dr., on ovarian neu ralgia treated by hydrochlorate of ammonia and tincture of aconite, 162; cannabis indicus in catarrhus seniles, 222; fractures of the pubes, 370. Williams, Dr. H. W., on practical schemes for extending the Contagious Diseases Act to the civil population, 180. O'Sullivan, Dr., against the Limerick Overdose of laudanum, 111 PARISH nurseries, 400 Pemphigus syphiliticus, Mr. Morgan, on, 303 Peroxide of nitrogen, 551 Physicians v. Surgeons, 201 Poor-law and medical inspectors (Ireland) bill, 47 Poor-law medical officers' association, 373, 400 Poor-law Reform, 498 Poor relief (salary of auditors), 47 Private Scotch Bills, 556 PROVINCIAL COLLEGES OF IRELAND:- Provincial Schools of Medicine, 266 Public health, the, 47, 69, 89, 111, 154, 195, 286, 323, 363, 401, 449 A collection of the published writings of the late Thomas Addison, M.D., Physician to Guy's Hospital, 145 Barton on the nature and treatment of syphilis, 498 Cameron's stockfeeder's manual, 124 Chapman on sea-sickness, and how to prevent it, 437 Clark on bandages and splints, 57 Drysdale's Ueber die behandlung der syphilis, 549 Garrod on the essentials of materia medica and therapeutics, 57 Guy's principles of forensic medicine, 102 Half-yearly abstract of the medical sciences, vol. 47-Jan. to June, 1868. The retrospect of medicine, edited by W. Braithwaite, M.D., and James Braithwaite, M.D., vol. 57-Jan. to June, 1868, 58 Hebra on diseases of the skin, 527 Heiberg's researches on syphilis, 372 Klob on pathological anatomy of the female sexual organs, 102 Little on spinal weakness and spinal curvatures; their early recognition and treatment, 101 Miller's elements of chemistry-inorganic chemistry, 123 Moore on rodent cancer, with photo graphic and other illustrations, 57 Mosler on the treatment of typhus fever, 79 Parker, Langston, on the mercurial vapour bath, 549 Perpetual almanack and calendar for the investigation of dates, 479 Physician, a, on education and training considered as a subject for legislation, 58 Prince on plastics; a new classification and brief exposition of plastic surgery, 102 Seaton's haudbook of vaccination, 57 "The British army in 1868," 187 Thorowgood on consumption and its treatment by the nypophosphites, 390 Trousseau's lectures on clinical medicine, 145 Wanklyn on water analysis, 515 Watt's dictionary of chemistry, five vols., 124 Wood's notes on the metals, 479 Rodent caucer (Review), 57 Royal College of Surgeons in England, 111, 254 Royal Hospital for Imbeciles, Putney, 241 Royal Infirmary, Elinburgh, 556 Royal Medical Benevolent Fund of Ireland, 47, 134 Royal Medical Society of Elinburgh, 556 Royal Sea-Bathing Infirmary, Mirgate, 241 Royal Society of Edinburgh, 514 Rules for registration in the Scottish Universities, 108 ST. ANDREW's University, 263 St. Pancras New Infirmary, 99 Salt-cure of Reichenhall, the, 342 Secret poisonings at Marseilles, the, 537 Schools of Medicine, provincial, 266 Scottish Universities, rales for registration in, 108 Secondary school education, 30 Social Science Congress, 332 SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. Solubility of oxide of iron, 86 Spectra of potassium and barium, 208 Starch in the yellow of eggs, on the presence of, 551 Statistics of insanity, 90-in Scotland, 134-in Ireland, 154 Stiffened bandages, on, 518 "Stimulants," Dr. W. J. Cummins, on, 128, 135 Stricture, Mr. R. Macnamara, on, 343, 365, 385 Students, registration of, 31 gunshot wound of the skull, 331; Dublin Obstetrical Society.-On retro flexion of the uterus, 518 Forfarshire Medical Association, 108 Junior Surgical Society of Ireland. -The President's address, 517; on some points in the physiology of respiration, 518; on stiffened bandages, 518 Medical Society of London. On bloodletting as a point of scientific practice, 379; dilatation of the urethra, 438; on the medio-lateral operation of lithotomy, 439; on the phases of physic in the 19th century, 458; on gall stones, 519; the spectroscope in relation to physiological and pathological research, 550 Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glasgow. -Sanitary aspect of the sewage question, 331 Pathological Society of Dublin.-Nonmalignant tumour, 526 Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society.-Certain points in the physiology and pathology of the fifth pair of cerebral nerves, 525 St. Andrew's Medical Graduates' Association, 107. Transfusion of blood, 479 Treatment of a severe case of whoopingcough by vaccination, 195 Treatment of consumption by the hypophosites, 390 END OF THE SIXTH VOLUME. Printed for the Proprietor by M'GowAN & DANKS, and published every Wednesday Morning, by ALBERT ALFRED TINDALL. London: 20 King William street, Strand. Dublin: 3 Lincoln place. Edinburgh: Maclachlan and Stewart, Sonth Bridge. |