A little girl, named Harriet Howes, ret. 2 years, was admitted into the Birmingham General
Hospital on the 15th of April, 1833. The following is the report of her case, which was taken …

(MARCH 16, 1861. maciv of the members present, to record their personal experience of its
effect upon them, and their ideas re-garding its employment as a remedial agent. The gen …

In order to add to the value of this communication, as well as to throw light upon the subject, I
have placedby the side of my own case two others-the only two that I have been able to find …

Apauper belonging to the Pershore Union was brought into the Worcester In-firmary, in
articulo mortis, labouring under strangulated hernia. The gut had been down twenty-four …

October 30tlh, wecnit to a surgreoni's house anid complained of violent pains in the bowels,
with vomiting. Iler bowels had not acted for nearly two days; but, as she was generally …

Ix the following pages I desire not only to call attention to a rare form of disease of the
tongue, first described by Henry Earle, Assistant-Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, as …

KAUFPMAN:-1ÎAR, N0S1Î AND THROAT, 51 fies" of hogs, is primarily a nutritional disorder—
of the" nutritional infectious" nature; and pediatricians have called attention to the frequent …

IN 1848, Emma Lockwood, aet. 1 year, after an attack of chicken-pox, suffered from a thrushy
state of the tongue, which became swollen, and protruded slightly beyond the teeth for two …

RK, aged nineteen years, a native and resident of Tennessee, consulted me in May, 1835, in
relation to a congenital enlargement of his tongue. An elder brother, who accompanied him …

A PREFACE to the following Paper seems necessary as an apology for so small a
communication on a subject so extensive. I intended to have prepared for publication a …