WESTENDORF, Jo. CHRIST. Differtatio de op
tima acetum concentratum conficiendi ratione,

Vol. iv. p. 359.

WHITE CHARLES, F. R. S. A treatise on the
management of pregnant and lying-in women,
and the means of curing, but more especially
preventing the principal diforders to which
they are liable, i. 135.

WHITE, WILLIAM, F. R. S. Observations on

the use of James's powder, and other antimo-

nial preparations in fevers, iii. 116.

WILSON, ALEXANDER, M. D. Profeffor of a-
stronomy in the univerfity of Glasgow, Obfer-
vations on folar spots, iii. 46.

WINTRINGHAM, CLIFTON, M. D. &c. Richardi
Mead monita et praecepta medica permultis
notationibus et obfervationibus illuftrata, ii.

245.

WITHERS, THOMAS, M. D. Obfervations on
chronic weakness, iv. 399.

WRIGHT, WILLIAM, M. D. F. R. S. Defcrip-

tion of the Jefuits bark tree of Jamaica and

the Caribbees, v. 395.

Defcrip-

tion and use of the cabbage bark, tree of Ja-

maica, v. 400.

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THE Titles of the ORIGINAL MEDICAL OBSERVATIONS Contained in the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Volumes of the Medical Commentaries, arranged in Alphabetical Order, according to the names of those who have communicated them.

A

Á.

IKEN, Mr JOHN, Hiftory of a fwelling of the arm threatning gangrene, Vol. ii. p.

417.

History of a tumour in the

abdomen mistaken for a fecond child, ii. 300. ALEXANDER, Dr JOHN, Hiftory of the discharge

of water from the uterus during pregnancy, iii. 187.

An account of the appearances upon the diffection of a man who died of a hydrothorax, i.

208.

ANDERSON, Mr THOMAS, Hiftory of a cafe in which in the scrotum gave the appearance

pus

1

ANDERSON, Mr THOMAS, Account of an extraordinary enlargement of the stomach,} Vol. ii. p.

294.

ANDERSON, Mr WILLIAM, Obfervations on the

ufe of the cabbage tree bark as an anthelmintic medicine, iv. 84. ATHILL, SAMUEL, M. D. The hiftory of a dif charge of blood to a great extent by the operation of the paracentefis, v. 181.

B.

BACON, Mr JOHN, Hiftory of a carcinomatous ulcer cured by leeches, ii. 296.

BATHIE, Mr ARCHIBALD, Hiftory of a case of rabies canina, iii. 290.

BELL, Mr BENJAMIN, Hiftory of a cafe in which fome of the vertebrae were found diffolved, iii. 82.

An account of an epileptic

cafe relieved by flowers of zinc, i. 204.

BELL, Dr THOMAS, Hiftory of two foetus's extracted from the abdomen by incifion, ii. 72. BORTHWICK, Mr GEORGE, Account of the extraction of a cataract, ii. 84.

BRYMNER, Mr ALEXANDER, Account of the
happy effects of a feton in the fide, Vol. iii.

p. 422.

BULLIVANT, Mr DANIEL, Cafe of violent fpafms
after the amputation of an arm, iv. 447.

C.

CARMICHAEL, Mr JAMES, Hiftory of a puerpe-
ral affection terminating in a discharge of
from the umbilicus, iv. 445.

pus

The arm of a child

torn off by a miln without any fucceeding

hemorrhage, v. 79..

CHALMER, Mr WILLIAM, A cafe of incarcera-

ted hernia cured, i. 413.

CLARKE, JOHN, M. D. Obfervations on the he-

patitis, v. 423.

COCHRANE, Mr THOMAS, Account of the use of

couhage, ii. 82.

Obfervations on cold

bathing in tetanus, iii. 183.

COCKSON, Mr THOMAS, Account of a fpe-
cies of maggots discharged from the uterus
during menftruation, iii. 86.

DEAS,